NTRCA Teacher Recruitment: 34,000 candidates’ recommendations released
NTRCA Teacher Recruitment: 34,000 candidates’ recommendations released NTRCA has released recommendation letters of 34,000 candidates who have received preliminary recommendations for appointment to teacher posts in various private educational institutions. The recommendations have already been communicated to the candidates through SMS. NTRCA reported the matter in a notification issued by NTRCA.
It is learnt that 34,73 candidates have been recommended while police verification operations are underway. Candidates can download their recommendations by logging in with The UJan ID and password on the designated website (http://103.230.104.210:8088/ntrca/c3/app/app-home.php).
While a public notification was issued for 54,000 posts, ntrca made preliminary recommendations to 38,283 candidates. Of these, 4,210 candidates did not get recommendations. 4,198 of them did not send police verification forms. Nine other institutions have been made government and three women have not been finally recommended as per the rules for applying for the post of bodybuilding teachers in educational institutions.
NTRCA also said that candidates who have not sent police verification forms should fill it up by February 7 and send it to the NTRCA office by government or post.
পুলিশ ভেরিফিকেশন কার্যক্রম চলমান অবস্থায় এ ৩৪ হাজার ৭৩ জন প্রার্থীকে সুপারিশ করা হলো। প্রার্থীদের নির্ধারিত ওয়েবসাইটে (http://103.230.104.210:8088/ntrca/c3/app/app-home.php) ইউজান আইডি ও পাসওয়ার্ড দিয়ে লগইন করে তাদের সুপারিশপত্র ডাউনলোড করতে পারবেন।
It is learnt that after the public notification for the appointment of teachers was issued on March 30, 2021, the results of the teachers recommended were announced on July 15 after accepting the application. The joining has not been completed even in nearly six months after the results were announced. Their police verification is currently underway. These candidates were repeatedly demanding their early joining. In this situation, their recommendation letter was released under the direction of the Ministry of Education.
