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i have corrected my neet application form today and after correction they told to download and at the bottom they asked to do signature with date we have to sign it after downloading it .???? and also one more doubt while filling the application i have uploaded my signature with normal letterproblem


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padmatulasi ponneboena 15th Jan, 2020
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priyaankasarkar Student Expert 15th Jan, 2020

You are asked to download and take a print out of the corrections just for future reference. So once you make changes to the application form and click on Submit and enter the OTP, you will have to download and take a print out of the same. Then you need to sign for personal verification and authentication. So even if you have downloaded and signed normally, even that is absolutely fine.

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15th Jan, 2020
After correction i got a page ..then i downloaded it at the bottom they asked signature of the candidate with date ...we have to upload the image of the signature or i have to sign it with pen???
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