APPLICATION FORM

SENANI

                                         CIVIL SERVICE ACADEMY
                                               POOVACHAL,
                                         THIRUVANANDAPURAM




NAME:



PERMENENT ADDRESS:





COMMUNICATION ADDRESS;



contact numbers

father

mother

student

student mail ID

age

date of birth

blood group

name and occupation of father

name of occupation of father

religion and cast




                                            Delcaration 

                  I do  here that the particulars furnished above true and correct to the best of my knowledge .I agree to abide by rules of the institution.In case of breach of discipline, disobiedence of rules and unstiesfactory conduct,I shall liabile for expulition from the institution .I also understood that the course fee remitted will not be refunded at any circumstances.

place:

date:

 

                                                                                  singanature and name of the student.












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