I was born and raised in Jharkhand, completing my entire education here. I’m now 29 years old. My OBC certificate was issued in Bihar in 2015. I recently applied for the UPSC exam where the notification requires an OBC certificate from the state my father belongs to. My permanent address on the application is Jharkhand, but my OBC certificate is from Bihar. Will this difference create problems during the verification process? Which state should I consider as my domicile – Jharkhand or Bihar?

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Law Forum › Category: Civil › I was born and raised in Jharkhand, completing my entire education here. I’m now 29 years old. My OBC certificate was issued in Bihar in 2015. I recently applied for the UPSC exam where the notification requires an OBC certificate from the state my father belongs to. My permanent address on the application is Jharkhand, but my OBC certificate is from Bihar. Will this difference create problems during the verification process? Which state should I consider as my domicile – Jharkhand or Bihar?
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Apni Law Staff asked 3 months ago

I was born and raised in Jharkhand, completing my entire education here. I’m now 29 years old. My OBC certificate was issued in Bihar in 2015. I recently applied for the UPSC exam where the notification requires an OBC certificate from the state my father belongs to. My permanent address on the application is Jharkhand, but my OBC certificate is from Bihar. Will this difference create problems during the verification process? Which state should I consider as my domicile – Jharkhand or Bihar?

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Apni Law Staff answered 3 months ago

As your permanent address is Jharkhand and you completed your education there, Jharkhand is your domicile for the UPSC exam. The OBC certificate from Bihar issued in 2015 will likely be accepted, but you should consult the UPSC website for specific guidelines.

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