To complete the KYC (Know Your Customer) process for a bank account in India, you can follow these general steps: 

1. Visit the bank branch: Go to the bank branch where you hold an account or where you want to open a new account. Carry all the required documents for KYC verification.

2. Obtain the Customer Request Form/ KYC form: Request the Customer Requisition Form or KYC form from the bank staff. Some banks also provide online forms that you can download and fill in advance.

3. Fill in the KYC form: Complete the KYC form with accurate and up-to-date information. The form typically asks for details such as your name, address, date of birth, occupation, contact information, and identification details.

4. Attach supporting documents: Gather the necessary supporting documents to verify your identity, address, and proof of date of birth. Commonly accepted documents include: 

a. Proof of identity: Aadhaar card, PAN card, passport, driver's license, voter ID card, or government-issued identity card.

b. Proof of address: Aadhaar card, passport, utility bill (electricity, water, gas, etc.), bank statement, rent agreement, or any government-issued address proof.

c. Proof of date of birth: Birth certificate, school leaving certificate, or any government-issued document indicating your date of birth.

5. Self-attest the documents: Make photocopies of the supporting documents and self-attest them by signing across the copies. Ensure that the copies are clear and legible.

6. Submit the KYC form and documents: Submit the completed KYC form and the self-attested supporting documents to the bank representative. They will verify the documents and process your KYC request.

7. In-person verification (IPV): In some cases, the bank may require an in-person verification. This involves physically visiting the bank branch, where a bank official will verify your original documents against the copies submitted. 

8. Update KYC with existing accounts: If you already have a bank account and need to update your KYC details, provide the necessary documents and information to the bank. They will update your KYC records accordingly.

It's important to note that specific requirements and procedures may vary among different banks. It is recommended to contact your bank or visit their official website to obtain accurate and up-to-date information regarding their specific KYC requirements and processes.