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8 months ago

my dad does not have a caste certificate mine was made from my paternal cousin's will it be considered genuine in UPSC interview or will they cross check?

Anik

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A.Dear client,
You don't need to have a caste certificate of your parent or grandfather to prove your caste. If any of your relatives such as an uncle, aunt, etc. have caste certificate, you can use the same. Also, if you have your school leaving certificate with caste mentioned in it, it can be used as Caste Proof.
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