NTA Recruitment 2026: Applications invited for video editor, content writer, analyst, GM and other posts
Soumi Roy | August 8, 2026 | 08:32 PM IST | 1 min read
Interested candidates should check the respective recruitment notification for employment terms and tenure.
The National Testing Agency (NTA) is inviting applications for multiple posts, including video editor cum graphic designer, English content writer, data analyst cum media monitoring executive, researcher, general manager, test security, live operations, and more.
In addition, NTA has published an advertisement for the engagement of young professionals (YPs) through the ‘pratibha setu portal’ of the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC). The opportunity will help professionals join the organisation for suitable assignments.
Interested candidates can check eligibility criteria, job details, application process and deadlines on the official NTA website. These candidates should ensure that they meet prescribed requirements and submit required documents within the specified timeline
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Steps to apply for NTA recruitment 2026
Interested candidates can follow these steps to apply.
- Visit the official NTA website
- Open the relevant recruitment advertisement
- Check the eligibility criteria and post details
- Download the application form, if required
- Fill in the application with the required details
- Attach the necessary documents
- Submit the application through the prescribed mode
- Complete the process before the specified deadline
Candidates should regularly check the official NTA website for recruitment-related notifications, updates, and any changes to the selection or application process.
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Vacancy details
Candidates who are interested can find the number of vacancies that NTA is recruiting for.
|
Name of the post |
Number of vacancies |
|
Video Editor cum Graphic Designer |
1 |
|
English Content Writer |
1 |
|
Data Analyst cum Media Monitoring Executive |
1 |
|
Researcher |
1 |
|
General Manager – Test Security & Live Operations |
1 |
|
Young Professional – Academic Research |
12 |
|
Young Professional – Legal Research |
2 |
|
Young Professional – Finance and Accounts Research |
2 |
The posts are offered on both a full-time and contract basis, depending on the position.
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