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NABARD Grade A 2026: what the 2025 cut-offs changed, and the 90-day plan

The 2025 cycle was the toughest on record at every stage. This session reads those numbers properly and turns them into a week-by-week plan for Phase 1.

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Six of the ten highest scorers in NABARD Grade A (2025 batch) prepared in this classroom — and the mentors who taught them take this session.

  • WhenSun, 4 Oct at 7:30 PM IST
  • Length75 minutes
  • Taken byC4S Courses
  • CostFree

Taken by the mentors behind 32 NABARD Grade A selections in the 2025 batch alone. See every name →

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Sun, 4 Oct at 7:30 PM IST · on Zoom · 75 minutes

The joining link comes on WhatsApp. One message for the link, one reminder, one for the recording — nothing else. 495 seats left.

  • No fee, no card
  • Link on WhatsApp
  • Recording if you miss it

What the session covers

  1. The 2025 cut-offs, stage by stage: Phase I, Phase II and the final list, what moved and why
  2. Where the marks are actually won: the ARD and ESI questions that separated 182+ from the rest
  3. Descriptive English: what a 76-mark paper looked like, and the daily habit behind it
  4. The 90-day Phase I plan: week-by-week targets, the revision cycle, and how many mocks are enough
  5. Working professionals and repeaters: the two schedules that survive a full day
  6. Open questions: bring your attempt history and your doubts

Who it is for

  • Anyone appearing for NABARD Grade A 2026, first attempt or fourth
  • Working professionals who need a schedule that survives a full-time job
  • Candidates who cleared Phase I in 2025 but fell short in Phase II
  • IBPS AFO and RBI Grade B aspirants weighing NABARD as a second target

What you leave with

  • A week-by-week plan for Phase I that you can start the next morning
  • A clear reading of the 2025 cut-offs, stage by stage, and what they mean for 2026
  • The ARD and ESI reading list that fits the syllabus, not the internet
  • The recording on WhatsApp, if you miss the live session

Why this session is worth a Sunday evening

The classroom behind it

This is not a sales pitch dressed up as a webinar. The mentors taking it are the ones whose students filled the top of the NABARD Grade A 2025 final list: 32 selections through the Mentorship & Test Series, 12 more through the Interview Programme, and the six highest scorers of the whole batch — all from one classroom. The plan you hear on the day is the plan they followed.

The six highest scorers in NABARD Grade A 2026, all from the Clarity 4 Sure NABARD Mentorship Programme
The six highest scores of the batch — 188.75 down to 182. Every one of them was in the NABARD Mentorship Programme.
Suraj Ravindra Jatkar188.75 marks
Lokesh Ram Chandran185 marks
Vivek Ghadge185 marks
Kapil Patlya184.50 marks
Siddhant Khesarwani183.75 marks
Lalit Kumar182 marks
  • Numbers, not motivation. The 2025 cut-offs stage by stage, and what a 182+ score is actually made of — section by section.
  • The same method, laid out. Daily targets, evaluated descriptive answers, a fixed revision cycle: the routine behind every name above, turned into a 90-day plan you can start the next morning.
  • Your questions, live. Bring your attempt history. The last part of the session is questions and answers, and nobody is rushed.
NABARD Grade A 2025 batch, final selection: every Clarity 4 Sure student on the list
Every Clarity 4 Sure name on the final list, and the 16 waitlisted who missed by a whisker. Open full size
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The course they were all in

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Questions people ask

Is the session free?

Yes. No fee, no card. You register with your name, WhatsApp number and email, and that is all.

Where do I get the joining link?

On WhatsApp, on the number you register with. The link is personal to you, so do not forward it; send this page instead. A reminder comes an hour before we begin.

Do I need Zoom installed?

On a phone the Zoom app gives the steadiest audio and video. On a laptop the link opens in the browser. Join five minutes early the first time.

What if I cannot join live?

Register anyway. Everyone who registered but did not join gets the recording on WhatsApp within a day or two.

I have not started preparing. Is it still for me?

Yes. The session is built for someone deciding how to spend the next few months, and it does not assume you have begun. If you have, bring your questions; the last part is questions and answers.

Will you call me or spam me?

No. One message with the link, one reminder, one with the recording. Nothing else.

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