They’ve quietly opened 4 high-level General Manager roles on contract, plus 16 Young Professional positions through UPSC’s Pratibha Setu portal. These aren’t just fancy titles. One GM will handle psychometrics; yes, the science of how tests actually measure talent. Another will run 500+ test centres across India and abroad. A third is the new Chief Information Security Officer; a role that’s suddenly very critical after past exam leaks. The fourth will lead vigilance and digital forensics; basically, the agency’s internal detectives. This is part of a full rebuild, guided by a committee headed by Prof. K. Radhakrishnan. Think of it as NTA pressing ‘reset’; not with new syllabi or dates, but with fresh leadership. If you’re a young professional with skills in tech, security or operations, this might be your chance to shape India’s biggest testing body from the inside. The real story? NTA isn’t just fixing exams; it’s rebuilding trust.