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To know when the admit card is released for an exam, you can usually check the official website of the exam that you have registered for. They often provide updates and notifications regarding the release of admit cards. You can also join several groups available on social media to know about the update regarding the admit card.

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When filling out the form for a government job, it is  generally recommended to go with the name on your Aadhar card, as it is an official government document. However, it is always a better idea to double-check the specific instructions or guidelines provided by the organization conducting the recruitment or hiring.They might have specific requirements regarding name changes after marriage.

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You can check your registration number on the mobile phone that you used during the application process. You can also check your email to find the registration number. It might be in your emails spam folder or inbox. After that, go to the official website of Navodaya and click on "Forgot Password."

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if you are having trouble loading the NMMS 2023-24 admit card, there could be a few things you can try. First, make sure you have a stable internet connection and try refreshing the page or clearing your browser. If the issue is still there, it is best to contact the official NMMS helpline or the exam conducting authority for further assistance. They will be able to provide you with the necessary guidance to resolve the issue.

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Hello aspirant,

There is no need to worry about this. If you have lost your 1st semester admit card then report to the administration block of your college soon. They will give you the perfect guidance of what to do next. Most probably they will give you another admit card.

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Yes, a signature that is cut in half on your CAT admit card should not be a major issue.

The primary concern is that the invigilator can clearly identify your signature and compare it to your official identification documents. You should be allowed to take the exam as long as the remaining portion of your signature is recognizable and matches the signature on your identification.

Still bring multiple forms of identification with clear signatures, such as your passport, driving license, or Aadhaar card. When you arrive at the exam center, inform the invigilator about the partially cut signature. They might have specific instructions or procedures to follow in such cases.