NTRCA Circular 2023 - Infobookbd

NTRCA Circular 2023: The 18th NTRCA Circular 2023 was published on 02 November 2023. Non-Government Teachers Registration and Certification Authority (NTRCA) Interested candidates should apply by 30 November 2023. Candidates will undergo preliminary tests in the first stage. Candidates who clear the preliminary test will be admitted to the written test in the second phase. Candidates who qualify for the written test will be admitted to the oral test.

Summary of 18th NTRCA Circular 2023

Online application Start date	09 November 2023
Last date for submission of online application	30 November 2023
Online application Fee	350/-
Exam steps	Preliminary, written, oral

Preliminary test of NTRCA 2023

The date, venue and schedule of the preliminary test will be announced later in the form of notification in the national daily newspaper and NTRCA website. The matter will also be notified through SMS on the mobile phone.

Candidates have to participate in the Multiple Choice Question (MCQ) Type Preliminary Test of 100 (one hundred) marks. The full duration of the exam is 1 (one) hour. Answer sheets with Optical Mark Readable Litho Code will be computer evaluated in an OMR machine.

There will be a total of 100 (one hundred) questions in this exam. Candidates will get 1 (one) mark for each correct answer, but for wrong answers 0.25 (decimal two five) marks will be deducted from the total marks obtained for each wrong answer.

Pass marks in the preliminary test are 40%.

Candidates will participate in the preliminary test in 3 stages namely- (1) School stage (2) School stage and (3) College stage separate question papers.

The Subject and Mark Distribution of the Preliminary Test are given below:

Subject Name	Mark
Bangla	25
English	25
Mathematics	25
General Knowledge	25
Total	100

Written test of NTRCA 2023

The date, venue and schedule of the written examination will be published later in the form of notification in the national daily newspaper and NTRCA website. The matter will also be notified through SMS on the mobile phone.

The duration of the written examination for each subject of 100 (one hundred) marks is 3 (three) hours.

Based on the marks obtained in the written examination, in order of merit, the number of candidates determined by the authority as per rules will be selected for the oral examination in each subject.