To be eligible for the NABARD Grade A Exam, candidates must fulfill certain educational qualifications. The eligibility criteria for the NABARD Grade A Exam are as follows:

1. Bachelor's Degree:
Candidates must have a Bachelor's degree in any discipline from a recognized university or institution.

2. Minimum Marks:
Candidates belonging to the General category must have secured a minimum of 50% marks in their Bachelor's degree. For candidates belonging to SC/ST/PWBD categories, the minimum required marks are 45%.

3. Specific Disciplines:
For certain specific posts, candidates must have a Bachelor's degree in a specific discipline. For example, candidates applying for the post of General (RDBS) must have a Bachelor's degree in any subject, while candidates applying for the post of Agriculture (RDBS) must have a Bachelor's degree in Agriculture or related fields.

4. Post-Graduation:
Candidates with a post-graduation degree are also eligible to apply for the NABARD Grade A Exam. However, the post-graduation degree must be relevant to the specific post for which the candidate is applying.

5. Professional Qualifications:
Certain professional qualifications are also considered eligible for the NABARD Grade A Exam. For example, candidates with a Chartered Accountant (CA), Company Secretary (CS), or Cost Accountant (CMA) qualification are eligible to apply for the exam.

6. Final Year Students:
Candidates who are in their final year of their Bachelor's degree or awaiting their final year results are also eligible to apply for the NABARD Grade A Exam. However, their final result should be declared on or before the last date of application.

It is important for candidates to carefully read the official notification of the NABARD Grade A Exam to understand the specific educational qualifications required for each post. Meeting the eligibility criteria is essential to apply for the exam and proceed with the selection process.