You have to open a bank account or have some work in the bank, get a SIM card, take a loan, prove your identity etc. You need an Aadhaar card for many such works. Aadhaar cards are issued to the citizens of India by the Unique Identification Authority of India i.e. UIDAI. It contains biometric and demographic information of the card holder.

It contains other information from finger prints to name, address. Similarly, your date of birth is also in the Aadhaar card. At the same time, the date of birth is printed incorrectly in the Aadhaar cards of many people. If the date of birth is printed incorrectly in your Aadhaar card, then you can know here how you can get it corrected. So let's know how to correct the date of birth in the Aadhar card...

If the date of birth is wrong in the Aadhar, then correct it like this:-

Step number 1
If the date of birth is printed wrongly in your Aadhar card, then you can get it corrected, for which you first have to go to your nearest Aadhar service center
Then you have to go here and take an appointment and then you can do the further process

Step number 2
After the appointment, you have to take the correction form in which you have to fill some of your information
In this, you have to fill other information like your name and Aadhar number
You also have to tell in this form what work you want to get done, like, you have to write about getting the date of birth corrected

Step number 3
Now that you have filled the form, after this you have to meet the concerned officer
You have to give them your correction form
Along with this, you also have to attach proof of date of birth like, birth certificate etc.
After this, the officer looks at your form and also checks the documents

Step number 4
The officer takes your finger Prints are taken and these are verified
Then a photo of yours is also clicked
After this the officials update the request to correct your date of birth
Then within a few days your date of birth gets updated
You get a slip from here in which you can check with the number given whether your date of birth has been updated or not.