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NTA Seeks Experts to Prepare and Review Exam Questions
The National Testing Agency wants experienced education experts to help create and check exam questions.
These experts can be teachers, professors, researchers or other subject specialists.
They may write questions that match the syllabus and test how well students apply their knowledge.
They will also check whether questions are accurate, clear and appropriately difficult.
Some experts will help make sure exams are fair and follow set standards.
Others will review translations into Indian languages.
Human reviewers will check translations, including those produced with help from artificial intelligence.
People who are interested must apply on the NTA website by October 9, 2026.
The National Testing Agency has invited educators, researchers and academicians to apply as Subject Matter Experts.
Applications for the empanelment process can be submitted through nta.ac.in until October 9, 2026.
Experts may help author, review, moderate, translate and transadapt questions for national-level examinations.
Eligible applicants include serving or retired faculty members, professors, school educators and domain specialists.
The NTA is also seeking translation reviewers for AI-assisted and multilingual examination content across 13 Indian languages.
- Who
- The National Testing Agency is inviting serving or retired faculty members, professors, school educators, researchers, academicians and other subject or language specialists.
- What
- The NTA is seeking expressions of interest for empanelment as Subject Matter Experts and Translation Reviewers.
- Where
- Applications must be submitted through the official NTA website, nta.ac.in.
- When
- Applications are open until October 9, 2026.
- Why
- The experts will help create, review, moderate and translate examination content while supporting accuracy, clarity, fairness and academic standards.
Key facts
- Organisation
- National Testing Agency (NTA)
- Application deadline
- October 9, 2026
- Application website
- nta.ac.in
- Expert roles
- Question authoring, review, vetting, moderation, translation and transadaptation
- Eligible applicants
- Serving or retired faculty members, professors, school educators, researchers, academicians and domain specialists
- Translation coverage
- Review work across 13 Indian languages
- Translation focus
- Checking AI-generated translations for accuracy, clarity, consistency and contextual relevance
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