About effect of ufm in government exams

kajal sahu (Querist) 25 March 2021 This query is : Resolved
When i was in 2nd semester of my college in B. Tech, i got UFM in exams and my theory subjects were canceled( and was awarded F) and i had to appear again in supplementary exams after 2 months for theory subjects with other students who were failed in that exams.
I was not debered deberred, i am completing my course with my other classmates ( i was punished to appear again in that semesters final theory exam only and it was UFM of category B in which students are supposed to appear theory exams again).
Right now I'm in 4th year and can it create any difficulty for me to appear in govt exams like SSC, UPSC and Bank exams?

Also also they ask if you were deberred by university, which i was not, i was just punished to appear in the exam again and what should i mention ?

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A B.Tech student received a UFM (Unfair Means) in their second semester, resulting in cancelled theory exams and a requirement to retake them. Now in their fourth year, they are concerned about how this UFM might affect applications for government exams such as SSC, UPSC, and bank roles. The key question is whether being required to retake exams constitutes being 'debarred' by the university, and how to truthfully answer application forms.

P. Venu (Expert) 26 March 2021
Any suggestion depends upon the information sought while submitting the application. Any how, the only option for the applicant is to make honest and complete disclosure of the information sought.

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kavksatyanarayana (Expert) 27 March 2021
You have got punishment not to attend the theory exam and allowed to the supplementary exam. So I opine, it is not a problem to appear the competitive exams.

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ashok kumar singh (Expert) 29 March 2021
agree with earlier views of experts here, therefore no comment, so far.
thanks

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