Instead of a signature, I did a thumb impression, will it make any problem in the exam or can I correct it for the NEET?
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As per the official guidelines for NEET UG, candidates are required to sign the application form and other documents. Thumb impression is not acceptable as a substitute for the signature. However, if you have already submitted the application form with a thumb impression instead of a signature, you may still be able to rectify the mistake. You can contact the official authorities or the NEET UG helpdesk to request correction in your application form. It's important to rectify the mistake as soon as possible because the application form is an important document for your NEET UG registration and any discrepancies or errors in the form ma...more
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