This is why we have curated this article for you, wherein we are going to go over how we can make the most of the time that we have remaining so that we can revise and take adequate rest to ultimately exhibit our best performance on the exam day. 

We will approach the papers that you will be writing one at a time in the subsequent sections. Let us quickly glance over what the three papers will entail before we begin. 

• Paper 1 will assess Descriptive English. 
• Paper 2 will assess Agriculture & Rural Development and Economic & Social Issues (Objective + Descriptive).
• Paper 3 will assess Development Economics, Statistics, Finance and Management (Objective + Descriptive).

Let us now understand what our strategy should be in these last few days.

NABARD Grade B 2021 Mains

Paper 1

• Practice onecomprehension exercise every day.
• Read the newspaper and watch the news daily. Keeping yourself well-read will allow you to write better. 
• Write in an active voice as far as possible.
• Complete all your answers within the word limit. 
• Read and write one essay every day on a topic related to current affairs. 
• Exhibit the strength of your vocabulary in reasonable limits. Write in simple and short sentences. 
• Do not write any more than necessary. 

Paper 2

• Read up on the latest information on government schemes and projects for ARD & ESI. 
• If you have been making notes now would be a good time to use them for revision.
• Practice writing descriptive answers on a variety of topics every day. 
• Always begin your descriptive answer with a brief introduction and wind up with a pleasant conclusion.
• Refer to the following resources 
  • ARD Schemes & Reports
  • Kurukshetra & Yojana Magazine
  • Newspaper editorials 
  • PIB reports
  • ixamBee’s BeePedia

Learn How to Prepare for Descriptive ARD for NABARD Grade B 2021 Mains examination.

Also read How to Prepare for Descriptive ESI for NABARD Grade B?

Paper 3

• Read up on Finance and Economic current affairs.
• Watch free study and revision videos for Management and Finance on ixamBee’s YouTube channel.
• HR and Communication are two very scoring subjects in this paper. However, it is imperative that your basic concepts are clear in order to answer questions on related topics. 

NABARD Grade B Mains General Tips

• Go through the details mentioned in the NABARD Grade B information handout for Phase 2 thoroughly.
• Remember to download your  NABARD Grade B Admit Card 2021 and keep it ready in the bag that you will carry to the exam centre.
• Take one one mock test every day as you count down to your exam date. 
• Always prepare a framework for your answer to give direction to your thoughts.
• Choose the questions you want to answer from the given options carefully. 
• Supplement your answers with adequate examples and data. 
• Follow all COVID-related safety protocols. 
• Believe in yourself and your abilities. Have faith in your preparation. 
• Do not wear yourself out. Take proper rest before the exam day.

NABARD Grade B Mock Test

It is always a good idea to take practice tests while you prepare for an exam. It is a great way to combine revision and evaluation in one place. In these last few days, we heartily encourage you to take one NABARD Grade B Phase 2 Free Mock Tests every day. 

NABARD Grade B Previous Years Papers

If for some reason you have not yet taken a look at the NABARD Grade B Mains Previous Year Papers for your preparation, it is about time that you do so now. 

We hope you will follow this last week’s preparation blueprint to maximize and capitalize on the time that you have left before the examination. If you need any other help or assistance, you can always reach out to us. 

Make the most of the time that you have now. This is your time to shine. 

Team ixamBee wishes you all success. 

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NABARD Grade B 2021 Admit Card for Preliminary Examination

The NABARD Grade B 2021 admit card has been made available for download on August 31, 2021. Registered candidates can log into their accounts using their Registration No. / Roll No. and Password / DOB(DD-MM-YY). The window to download call letters for the Preliminary Examination will remain open till September 17, 2021.

So, let’s get ready to rumble!!

NABARD Grade B 2021 Exam Date

On August 3, 2021, NABARD released a notification saying that the NABARD Grade B Exam (RDBS) exam will be held on September 17, 2021

NABARD Grade B 2021 Exam Overview 

The most awaited recruitment exam of the year is calling on us! Take a look at the details below. 

What’s New?

There are some changes introduced in this year’s selection process. Candidates must make note of the following points to avoid any sort of confusion or errors. 

NABARD Grade B 2021 Exam Calendar 

The important dates for the NABARD exams have been provided in the table below. You should read it carefully and set reminders if necessary, so you don’t miss any deadlines. 

NABARD Grade B 2021 Vacancies

The category-wise and post-wise break-ups for this year’s vacancies have been listed below. 

NABARD Grade B 2021 Eligibility 

NABARD Grade B 2021 Exam Pattern 

The exam pattern for the NABARD Grade B Exam 2021 has been provided below. The exam will be conducted in 3 phases. The 3 phases are:

1. Prelims
2. Mains
3. Interview

Phase 1

There are 8 subjects assessed in the Preliminary examination. The entire paper will be for 200 marks and the total time allotted is 120 minutes. There is no sectional timing. 

Please note: 

• The test can be taken in either Hindi or English except for the English Language paper. 
• For ESI and ARD, the focus of the syllabus is on Rural India. 
• There will be a negative marking of 1/4^th mark for every wrong answer (applicable in Phase 2 as well). 
• The marks obtained in the sections of Reasoning, English Language, Computer Knowledge, Quantitative Aptitude, Decision Making are only qualifying in nature. 
• Candidates will be shortlisted based on their performance in the merit section. The subjects included in this section are General Awareness, ESI and ARD. 

Phase 2

Phase 3

The Interview will be conducted for 75 marks. 

Take a look at the complete NABARD Grade B 2021 Syllabus before you begin your preparation. 

NABARD Grade B 2021 How to Apply?

The application for the exam has to be submitted online. The procedure comprises 3 mains steps. 

1. Application Registration 
2. Payment of Application Fee 
3. Photograph & Signature Scan and Upload

You must read the entire notification in detail to carry out every step properly. Providing any misinformation or incorrectly filling up your form can cost you dearly.  

NABARD Grade B 2021 Application Fee

The application fee for various categories has been provided in the table below. The fee is non-refundable. 

@NABARD staff will be required to pay fee/intimation charges as indicated above at the time of online application, which will be reimbursed on submission of fee receipt only to those employees of NABARD (Staff Candidates) who satisfy the eligibility criteria for the post. 

NABARD has released official notifications for Grade A posts as well. You can read the exhaustive exam details for the NABARD Grade A Recruitment 2021 if you like. 

NABARD Trivia

• NABARD was established on  July 12, 1982. 
• India’s agricultural exports are expected to cross $40 billion in the Fiscal Year 2022.
• NABARD has launched the first Agricultural Export Facilitation Centre in association with the Maharashtra Chamber of Commerce Industries and Agriculture in Pune.
• NABARD has announced a grant of ₹ 1,236 crores for Assam for 2020-21 from the Rural Infrastructure Development Fund (RIDF). 

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If you are preparing for the NABARD exams, there is no time like now to join our online courses. Join our NABARD Grade B Online Course wherein you will find all the requisite material that will help you ace the examination. In our online course, you will be provided with the following: 

• Weekly online classes
• 760+ video lessons 
• 500+ study notes
• 12,000+ practice questions
• 25+ full-length mock tests
• 5 descriptive tests
• Live sessions with faculty members to clear doubts 
• Interview preparation guidance

Aside from these online courses, we also provide online test series that you can take at any time. These test series are available on our website and they are completely free. Now that the official notification is out, we hope you will begin your preparation in full swing. It would be wise to review some previous years’ questions papers as you go along. Both the mock tests and previous years’ papers will allow you to dissect your overall preparation.

As you prepare for your exams, we at ixamBee wish you the very best. 

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The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) is an international organization that evaluates climate change research. The IPCC was established in 1988 by the World Meteorological Organization (WMO) and the UN Environment Programme (UNEP) to provide policymakers with regular assessments of the scientific basis for climate change, its effects, and potential threats, as well as adaptation and mitigation options. It has its headquarters in Geneva, Switzerland.

IPCC evaluations provide a scientific foundation for governments across the world to develop climate-related policies, and they guide agreements at the UN Climate Conference– the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC). The evaluations are policy-relevant but not policy-prescriptive: they may address future climate change predictions based on various scenarios, discuss the risks that climate change presents, and discuss the consequences of different response options, but they do not tell policymakers what measures to take.

Because of its scientific and intergovernmental existence, the IPCC offers a unique opportunity to provide decision-makers with rigorous and balanced scientific knowledge. All member countries of the WMO and the United Nations are welcome to join the IPCC. There are currently 195 members. The Panel, which is made up of members from the member states, holds Plenary Sessions to make major decisions. The IPCC Bureau, which is elected by member governments, advises the Panel on scientific and technological aspects of the Panel’s work as well as management and strategic concerns.

Role of IPCC

The IPCC assesses scientific, technological, and socio-economic knowledge related to understanding climate change. It also studies the effects, and potential risks of climate change, as well as adaptation and mitigation options on a detailed and transparent basis.

Hundreds of leading experts in the various fields covered by IPCC reports contribute their time and experience to generate the report reviews as Coordinating Lead Authors and Lead Authors. Hundreds more work as Contributing Authors or Expert Reviewers on individual contributions.

Organization

The IPCC doesn’t do any of its research. It creates systematic reviews, special topic studies, and methodology. The evaluations build on previous reports by highlighting the most up-to-date information. The wording of the reports from the first to the fifth assessment, for example, illustrates the mounting evidence of a changing environment due to human activity.

The IPCC has adopted and released “Principles Governing IPCC Work,” according to which the IPCC will evaluate:

• the threat of human-caused climate change, 
• its likely consequences, 
• and possible mitigation options

Since the election of the new IPCC Bureau on October 8, 2015, Korean economist Hoesung Lee has served as the chair of the IPCC. Prior to this election, the IPCC was headed by Vice-Chair Ismail El Gizouli, who served as acting Chair following Rajendra K. Pachauri’s resignation in February 2015. Rajendra K. Pachauri was elected chair in May 2002, followed by Robert Watson in 1997 and Bert Bolin in 1988. The chair is assisted by an elected bureau, which includes vice-chairs and co-chairs of working groups, as well as a secretariat.

IPCC: Assessment reports

The IPCC has released five comprehensive assessment reports, as well as a number of special reports on specific topics, that review the most recent climate science. The Bureau selects teams of relevant researchers from government nominations to prepare these studies. At various stages of the process, expert reviewers from a variety of governments, IPCC observer groups, and other organizations are invited to comment on various aspects of the draft.

The IPCC’s First Assessment Report (FAR) was released in 1990, followed by a supplementary report in 1992, a Second Assessment Report (SAR) in 1995, a Third Assessment Report (TAR) in 2001, a Fourth Assessment Report (AR4) in 2007, and a Fifth Assessment Report (AR5) in 2014. The IPCC is currently working on its Sixth Assessment Report (AR6), which is expected to be finished in 2022.

Preparation of the reports

The IPCC neither conducts research nor takes account of climate data. Based on published documents, the lead authors of IPCC reports analyze the available evidence regarding climate change. Authors should prioritize peer-reviewed outlets, according to the IPCC guidelines. Non-peer-reviewed references (the “grey literature”) can be used by authors if they are of good quality. Model outcomes, studies from government agencies and non-governmental organizations, and business publications are examples of non-peer-reviewed outlets.

There are generally three stages in the review process:

1. Expert review (6–8 weeks)
2. Government/expert review
3. Government review of Summaries for Policymakers, Overview Chapters, and the Synthesis Report

How does the IPCC select its authors?

Authors are chosen based on their experience after a request for nominations from governments and IPCC observer organizations, as well as the submission of comprehensive CVs. The author teams are designed to represent a variety of scientific, technological, and socioeconomic viewpoints and backgrounds. To ensure that reports are not skewed against the perspective of any one country or group of countries and that questions of interest to specific regions are not ignored, systematic assessments enable author teams to include a mix of writers from various regions including developed and developing countries.

The IPCC also aims to balance the men and women employees ratio, as well as those who have worked on IPCC reports before and those who are new to the process, such as younger scientists. Experts from business and non-profit organizations can be included in author teams to provide a unique viewpoint to the evaluation.

Coordinating Lead Authors, Lead Authors, and Review Editors are the members of the chapter teams. Scientists for these positions are chosen by the Bureau of the relevant IPCC Working Group or Task Force. They are nominated from the experts from their respective countries by IPCC member governments and observer organizations. They may also be nominated by other experts who have been identified through their publications and work.

Working Groups and Task Force

The IPCC is divided into three Working Groups and a Task Force. Working Group I deals with The Physical Science Basis of Climate Change, Working Group II deals with Climate Change Impacts, Adaptation, and Vulnerability. Working Group III deals with the Mitigation of Climate Change. The Task Force on National Greenhouse Gas Inventories has its primary goal as the creation and refinement of a framework for calculating and reporting national greenhouse gas emissions and removals. Other Task Groups, in addition to the Working Groups and the Task Force, may be established by the Panel for a fixed period of time to discuss a particular issue or concern.

One example is the IPCC’s decision to form a Task Group to improve gender balance and discuss gender-related issues at its 47th Session in Paris in March 2018.

IPCC Special Report: Climate risks require India to rethink its approach

According to a landmark report published by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change in 2018, India, one of the world’s most vulnerable countries to global warming, will bear the brunt of climate change destruction in the coming year. According to the study, agricultural economies like India will be hit the hardest by global warming’s consequences, which include extreme heatwaves, floods, and droughts, water stress, and decreased food production, effectively exposing an already vulnerable population to more hunger, food insecurity, and livelihood insecurity.

Climate change-related threats are already costing India around 1.5 percent of its GDP per year. As a result of the recent 1°C increase in global temperature, the agriculture sector has seen a 4-9 percent drop in yield per year.

The role of governments

The aim of assessment reports, beyond their scientific nature, is to inform international political negotiations on climate issues. As a result, governments play a critical role in the report’s development.

Writers and contributors are proposed by government officials, who also engage in the review process and assist in reaching a consensus on the report’s main findings. This can result in language that is often weaker than it would be otherwise (especially in the SPMs: summary for policymakers).

However, one can still look at the chapters to see where the science is going and to investigate the references cited. The full evaluation is a multi-level document intended for a wide range of audiences, including community planners and elected officials.

IPCC: Awards 

Nobel Peace Prize: The IPCC was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in December 2007 “for their efforts to develop and disseminate greater awareness about man-made climate change, as well as to lay the groundwork for the steps that will be needed to combat such change.” Former US Vice-President Al Gore shares the award for his work on climate change and the documentary An Inconvenient Reality.

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NABARD or National Bank for Agriculture & Rural Development is one of the top organizations which is a development financial institution. NABARD conducts recruitment drive for various posts and selects eligible candidates. It recently announced vacancies for the post of NABARD Grade A & NABARD Grade B. The selection for both the posts involves a three stage process of Prelims, Mains & Interview. NABARD Grade A & B Prelims was conducted on 15th & 16th June 2019 respectively. The candidates who got through this stage were called for Mains. NABARD Grade A & B Mains was conducted on 27th & 28th July 2019. NABARD has now released the result for NABARD Grade A & B Mains 2019. Total 85 vacancies were announced for both the posts. Nabard offers excellent work opportunities to all its employees and that is the reason why NABARD is quite popular among all the job aspirants. 

                        Check Your NABARD Grade A Mains Result Here

                         Check Your NABARD Grade B Mains Result Here

• The NABARD Grade A & NABARD Grade B Mains result has been released in pdf format where the candidates will have to search for their roll numbers in the given list.
• The candidates who are able to find their roll number will have to prepare for the next & final stage of Interview.
• Interview scores along with the scores obtained in NABARD Grade A & B Mains will decide whether you will get selected as a NABARD officer or not.
• For those who could not get through in this stage need not to lose hope. ixamBee is here to your rescue, as we provide NABARD Grade A Online Course & NABARD Grade B Online Course which covers all that you need to crack the exam. You can sign up for free demo and assure yourself of the quality content that you will be receiving.
• With the help of these online courses, you can kick-start your preparation now and chase your goal with utmost dedication and positivity.

All The Best to those who will be appearing for NABARD Grade A/B Interview.

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NABARD recruitment is counted among one of the most important examinations and a huge number of candidates wait for it anxiously. It had recently released its notification for NABARD Grade B Exam. It just concluded its Phase I: Preliminary Exam for NABARD Grade B on 15th & 16th June 2019. The Phase II: Mains of NABARD Grade B Exam is on its way and all the candidates who are looking and preparing for a job in NABARD, one of the top organizations in India, must be engrossed in their preparation at the moment. NABARD Grade B Mains consists of three papers: General English (Descriptive), Agriculture & Rural Development and Economic & Social Issues and Development Economics, Statistics, Finance and Management. The second paper or Paper II of NABARD Grade B, i.e. Agriculture, Rural Development & Economic & Social Issues forms a very important part of the exam and it is extremely necessary to score well in this section.

NABARD Grade B Mains Paper II Preparation

NABARD Grade B Mains is an important step towards selection in NABARD. Apart from learning and gaining knowledge each day, practice plays a very crucial role in your preparation. All the exams these days are conducted online and therefore it requires a lot of practice to be adept in online skills. It takes a lot of practice to know how to manage your time while appearing in an online exam.

NABARD Grade B Mains Paper II: What Do We Offer?

Realizing the importance of NABARD Grade B Exam, ixamBee has put a concious effort to provide well-curated content and practice material for NABARD Grade B preparation. We provide two important things:

• Free Online Mock Tests
• Mock Test PDF

Mock tests form an integral part while you prepare for an exam these days. NABARD being a really important exam, you should be well prepared for the exam day challenges.ixamBee helps you in acheiving your goal by providing free online test series and makes your preparation stress-free. Not only can you practice the tests online, but also download the available mock test PDF through which you can refer to the questions and solution offline also. It gives you an advantage in both ways.

NABARD Grade B Mains Paper II: Why & How Can Mock Tests Help You?

In a constantly growing online market, you will come across number of options for NABARD Grade B Exam preparation which may create confusion and difficulty for you. ixamBee makes this task easier for you and gives you an opportunity to freely choose the right material for yourself. How? Let’s look at some of the main reasons:

• Our experts spend a good time in analysing the paper pattern of previous years along with the current one by going through the latest updates.
• Our team strives to bring out the best quality mock tests by matching to the actual difficulty level of the exam.
• Our mock tests are created by going through the detailed syllabus of the exam which solves your biggest worry. You will find all the questions covering all the topics mentioned in the syllabus of the exam.
• Mock tests help in identifying your weaker and stronger points equally which gives you a complete and correct analysis.
• Mock tests also offer a great scope of improvement.

Therefore you can pick ixamBee’s NABARD Grade B Paper II free online mock tests freely and sort out all your exam related stress.

You can also download the NABARD Grade B Paper II Mock Test PDF here.

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NABARD Grade B has always been one of the most sought-after examinations. It has been a dream for every job aspirant to join an organization like NABARD. NABARD had released its recruitment notification for Grade B Officers few months back and the Preliminary Examination for the same was held on 15th & 16th June 2019. The results will be out soon but for those who have been preparing for this major exam since long would be aware that there is not much time left for the Main Exam and therefore they should be on their toes right now for the preparation of NABARD Grade B Phase II (Mains). NABARD Grade B Main Exam consists of three papers: General English (Descriptive), Agriculture & Rural Development and Economic & Social Issues and Development Economics, Statistics, Finance and Management. Except the first paper, both the papers are ‘objective type’. Qualifying with good scores in objective test depends on various factors except knowledge about the subject. We will discuss one of these factors with respect to Paper III in NABARD Grade B Mains here. Read on to know more.

NABARD Grade B Paper III: How to Score Well?

NABARD Grade B Paper III in Phase II consists of questions from Development Economics, Statistics, Finance and Management. Looking at the subject it is clear that it requires good preparation and knowledge about the topics if you wish to score well. But, apart from knowledge & information, what is the most important point that you should be focusing on if you want to score well?? It is none other than ‘PRACTICE’. All the exams today are conducted in online mode and therefore you need to be adept in all the skills required to ace the exam. If you are not able to attempt the exam well in the computer based mode, your knowledge will go waste. The tests being in objective mode, you need not worry about the expression of your answers but you do need to have enough practice online so that you do not waste your time and make the most out of it.

NABARD Grade B Paper III: How is Practice Useful?

NABARD Grade B is an important exam and you would probably not want to leave any stone unturned in qualifying it. Paper III forms a very significant part of the NABARD Grade B Mains and you should not neglect it any case. The major point that we all miss while preparing for an exam is ‘practice’ and that’s what converts into a loophole eventually. We probably ignore it thinking that we have prepared enough and possess all knowledge but what we ignore is that online practice helps in many ways.

• Gives you a feel of the real exam.
• Helps in revision.
• Helps in bringing out your negative & positive points.
• Makes it easier to spot your errors.
• Increases your knowledge.
• Enhances your confidence.

What do we mean by Practice?

By ‘practice’ here, we mean practicing ‘online mock tests’. Practicing online assures if you have a knack of cracking the exam and if not, it will help you develop that. If you are worried about where to find the content, we got it all sorted for you. ixamBee has all the required material for NABARD Grade B preparation and provides free mock tests that cover complete syllabus of the exam. Therefore, make the most out of this opportunity and start practicing NABARD Grade B Mains online mock tests if you wish to succeed in the test with good marks.

NABARD Grade B 2019 Mock Tests: Why Choose ixamBee?

You might come across numerous options for NABARD Grade B mock test series. How do you know which is the best? We at ixamBee have made it simpler for you by giving you the reasons clearly why our mock tests are the best among all options.

• A team of qualified professionals at ixamBee come together to bring out the best for you.
• Thorough analysis and research is done before putting together the questions for mock test series.
• Previous year papers are given extreme importance while preparing the test series.
• All mock tests are based on the latest exam pattern, syllabus and difficulty level of the actual exam. Our team stays constantly updated to not miss any lates information regarding the exam.

To give a better direction to your preparation, you can watch our youtube video which will guide you through the NABARD Grade B Paper III preparation.

We are also providing NABARD Grade B Online Course which is the complete solution to all your preparation related queries and worries.

All The Best!

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