Hey, I finished my 10th and 12th from CBSE, but my name was written incorrectly as just “JAYANT” – “SHARMA” is missing! What should I do now for college applications? What name should I put down?

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Apni Law Staff asked 1 year ago

Hey, I finished my 10th and 12th from CBSE, but my name was written incorrectly as just “JAYANT” – “SHARMA” is missing! What should I do now for college applications? What name should I put down?

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Apni Law Staff answered 1 year ago

Contact your school board (CBSE) to get your name corrected in your 10th and 12th certificates. This will involve submitting an application with supporting documents. Use your correct name, “JAYANT SHARMA”, in all your college applications.

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