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NTA recruitment 2026: Applications invited for 13 Group A and B posts; check eligibility and key details

The National Testing Agency (NTA) has opened applications for 13 Group A and Group B positions as part of its 2026 recruitment drive. Candidates are urged to review eligibility criteria and key dates before submitting their forms.

TOI EducationNovember 13, 20261 min read
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NTA recruitment 2026: Applications invited for 13 Group A and B posts; check eligibility and key details
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Monitor the NTA website for the release of the written exam schedule and any revisions to the eligibility guidelines.

The NTA released a detailed notification inviting applications for a total of 13 vacancies spread across Group A and Group B categories, covering roles such as senior officers, technical staff, and administrative assistants. The agency has set a clear timeline, with the online application portal opening on a specified date and closing after a two‑week window. Interested applicants must create an account on the NTA portal, fill in personal and educational details, and upload scanned copies of required documents before the deadline.

Eligibility for the positions varies by post, but generally requires a minimum of a bachelor's degree in a relevant discipline, with certain technical roles demanding specific certifications or prior experience. Age limits are stipulated, typically ranging from 21 to 35 years, with relaxations for candidates from reserved categories as per government policy. The notification also outlines the selection process, which includes a written examination followed by a personal interview for shortlisted candidates.

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The recruitment drive is significant for job seekers across India, as the NTA is a central agency responsible for conducting major examinations such as the JEE and NEET. Securing a role within the organization offers stable employment, attractive benefits, and the opportunity to contribute to the administration of key educational assessments. Prospective applicants should keep an eye on official updates regarding exam dates, syllabus details, and any changes to the application procedure.

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