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There shouldn't be too much of a problem because all your official documents, like school certificates, board documents and ID proofs, have the same name: Naziya B. However, in case your other documents have the format (B Naziya) for your surname, and then, it can also cause confusion when checking up for competitive exams or job applications.

To avoid various problems:

1. Stick with Naziya B: Use the same style as in your school and board documents for all your future registrations, including examinations.

2-. Affidavit for Name Variation: You can make a notarized affidavit if required explaining that both "B Naziya" and "Naziya B" refer to the same person.

3-. Publish Name Consistency: You may publish a notice in local newspapers if you face repeated problems.

4 -. Aquiring Updated Documents: Try to get copy of all the other documents like ID proof modified into one that will match all your academic certificates with it.

That's why, being proactive, saves much time in doing such verification processes.

There are two steps after the successful submission of application form:

1. Provisional Admission –The admission is done on first come first basis subject to fulfilling the basic eligibility criteria. A part of the 1st semester fee is required to be paid online for getting provisional admission in the program of choice. However, the confirmation of final admission is based on the fulfillment of enrollment requirement as per university T&C
2. Enrollment – The Candidate must pay the second installment of their first semester fee on confirmation of eligibility for the program of study. This is the final confirmation of admission which happens after the issue of final Class 12 Board results / End Semester Examination (applicable for PG Program). All the mark statements, Karunya Entrance Examination marks (if applicable), degree certificates (applicable for PG Program), other relevant documents shall be submitted online through the Candidate Portal. This shall be verified by the Admissions Office before confirming the admissions.

If you are shortlisted for the next round of the IRMASAT (Institute of Rural Management Anand Social Awareness Test) admission process, candidates must start preparing for the GA and PI according to the official notification. Read up on current social, economic, and rural development issues. Being knowledgeable about these topics will help you contribute effectively to the group activities and also practice analyzing problems from multiple perspectives and proposing solutions.

Candidates should be familiar with everything mentioned in their IRMA application form including their academic background, work experience, and reasons for wanting to join IRMA. Be prepared to discuss your strengths, weaknesses, achievements, and career goals. Keep all your document ready in folder organized. Use this opportunity to network with other candidates. Engaging with peers can provide valuable insights and boost your confidence. Lastly, be genuine and authentic during the group activities and interviews.