I Aparna (changed name), has sir name title is in all high school to PG certificate, is Aparna Tiwari (changed name), After marriage sir name changed to shukla. Now I have pancard, driving licence, bank a/cs, LIcs as Aparna shukla. But this year I initiated to make my Aadhar card name as Aparna Tiwari Shukla. Plz advice me now what name (Aparna shukla? or Aparna Tiwari shukla? ) I write in my child's CBSE 12th board examination registration form? Note child's 10th cbse board's result marksheet has a mother's name as a Aparna Shukla (changed name).
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Since in India usually wife’s adopt the sir name of her husband therefore you have changed your sir name to the same in all the documents.
Child also usually follows the sir name of fathers lineage.
I would advise you to keep you name as aparna shukla only in child 12th documents because your name was aparna shukla only in his high school documents.
Changing your name in his subsequent documents might be of some trouble for him in future.
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I have two PG degrees in same subject from different universities, purpose was to increase % marks to eligible for NET or SLET examination. Now is it legal to appear in a NET or SLET examination, as I scored in 2nd time in same subject but from another University 60% marks to be eligible for the NET or SLET examination.
In order to change your name 1st you have to make an affidavit for name change, after that you have to publish it in Government official gazzett and a local newspaper.
Since after your marriage you have used Aparna shukla in most of your documents therefore you keep Aparna shukla as your name as this name has also been used in your son's marksheet and admit card.
Hope my reply helps you.
Arpana Shukla
Yes it is totally legal, UGC till date has not made any restriction for the same till the university from which you have done the masters second time allows you the same.
You are eligible for NET and SLET and can use your second degree for the same.
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You should in your Daughter form mention your name as Aparna Shukla
2) the same name as reflected in your PANCard , driving licence , bank accounts
Since you scored 60 per cent marks you are eligible to appear for NET exams
Post your marriage, just your surname has changed.
Thus, as other IDs, even get your Aadhar by the same of Aparna Shukla and not Aparna Tiwari Shukla.
Also, in the CBSE board examination form of your son, mention your name as 'Aparna Shukla'.
Post your marriage, just your surname has changed.
Thus, as other IDs, even get your Aadhar by the same of Aparna Shukla and not Aparna Tiwari Shukla.
Also, in the CBSE board examination form of your son, mention your name as 'Aparna Shukla'.
yes, on the basis of the 2nd degree, you can appear in NET/SLET examinations.
yes, on the basis of the 2nd degree, you can appear in NET/SLET examinations.
Best scenario would be to seek declaration from a civil court in favour of the name you want to keep henceforth in all your official communications.
If your second exams mark is good then you can apply it during NET or SLET
There is no compulsion to change surname after marriage.
Since you have already changed your surname you may continue with the same everywhere.
You can use the same surname I.e., Aparna Shukla for your son's school certificate too.
Don't change your name frequently and get the things complicated.
There is no legal impediment in using the Improved performance for future prospects or career development activities.