The National Testing Agency has shifted its office. Anyone who writes to NTA, whether a candidate, a school, a coaching centre, or a service provider, now has to send letters and official communication to a new address in central Delhi. The agency has asked everyone to update their records right away.
NTA is the body that runs many of the country’s biggest entrance exams, including JEE (Main), NEET (UG), CUET, and several other national tests. Because lakhs of students and their families deal with the agency every year, a change in its official address matters to a wide set of readers.
NTA new office address
All future correspondence should go to the following premises:
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Organisation | National Testing Agency (NTA) |
| Floor | 5th Floor, Government of India Press Building |
| Location | Minto Road, New Delhi - 110002 |
The agency has made clear that this is the address for all official letters and communication going forward. Candidates and institutions posting documents, queries, or formal requests to NTA should use the Minto Road office and not the old premises.
Who needs to take note
The public notice is addressed to a broad group:
- Candidates appearing in NTA exams
- Students and educational institutions
- Stakeholders and service providers working with the agency
- Members of the general public
If you have saved NTA’s postal address in your records, on a form, or in any file you keep for exam-related paperwork, change it to the new one. Institutions that send bulk correspondence or work with NTA on exam arrangements should update their internal address books too.
What this means for students and parents
For most students, day-to-day exam work happens online, through NTA’s website and candidate portals. Registration, admit cards, and results are handled digitally, so the office move does not change how you apply or download documents. The shift matters mainly when you send something by post or need to reach the agency’s office directly.
Keep the Minto Road address handy for any letter or physical document meant for NTA. Anyone still using the earlier address risks their correspondence going to the wrong place.