On my Aadhar Card, my father's surname is missing. I have my JEE Advance exam this Sunday. Will there be any problems at the exam center?
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I believe there would not be any sort of problem that could possibly arise because of your father's name not being on your aadhar card. The security officers usually check your aadhar card to veriify your name, date of birth and photograph to make sure you're the person appearing for such a huge exam and not a proxy. So you don't need to worry. All the best for your exam.
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NO, you will not face any problem in the exam centre, because the verification officers in the exam center just checks your name, photo and date of birth in your aadhar card to verify whether same student is writing the exam or not. They don't check your father's Aadhar card so there is no need to worry about this issue. All the best for your exam.
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