Can anyone guide me a little bit for NABARD grade A should I go for it or not, I have been preparing for UPSC, thinking about switching.
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Switching from UPSC preparation to NABARD Grade A can be a smart and strategic move, especially if you’re looking for a stable, prestigious government job with a clear career trajectory and work-life balance. NABARD Grade A offers a specialized role in rural development and agriculture finance, which aligns well with subjects covered in UPSC like Economy, Agriculture, Environment, and Rural Development. Your UPSC background will definitely give you an edge in both Phase 1 (General Awareness, Economic & Social Issues) and Phase 2 (Descriptive English, ESI, ARD). The competition in NABARD is stiff, but relatively more focused compared to the vastness of the UPSC syllabus. Moreover, NABARD is a highly respected institution with postings in well-developed rural and semi-urban areas, and it offers good pay, job security, and a healthy work culture. If you’re feeling fatigued by the long UPSC journey or want a more targeted, result-oriented exam with tangible outcomes, then yes—going for NABARD Grade A is a very reasonable and rewarding alternative.
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