I would just backup the phone, close all apps from the app switcher and reboot the phone. Then go to Settings > General > Software Update and install whatever shows up there. If it is 10.2.1 then just install it and after it's done go back and see if 10.3 is available. You could of course also connect your phone to the computer (if you have one with iTunes), open iTunes, go to the phone area and activate the "Check for Updates" button and see what you get. If you update from what is even a relatively old version of iOS 9 to iOS 10 doing it via iTunes would be my first choice.
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