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I'm in BTech first year and have UFM. How will this impact my job opportunities? (Plus, IIM admission criteria and UFM on degree)

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Asked by Anonymous - Dec 23, 2024Hindi

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Doing btech first year and charged with ufm . Committee decision is fail in subject and reaper next year How this impact my carrer, job opportunities? 1. Does ufm marked on degree or elsewhere Please help 2. Does it impact iim admission criteria

Ans: Having UFM marked on degree would have some impact wherever you need to disclose it. But it is possible to get into IIMs as not all colleges check for the same. Failing in 1 subject should not be a problem as what matters is your final marks. Anyways try to see if you can avoid UFM mark on your final degree certificate.

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Doing btech first year and charged with ufm . Committee decision is fail in subject and reaper next year How this impact my carrer, job opportunities? Does ufm marked on degree or elsewhere Please help

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Question by V - Dec 26, 2024Hindi

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Doing btech first year and charged with ufm . Committee decision is fail in subject and reaper next year How this impact my carrer, job opportunities? 1. Does ufm marked on degree or elsewhere Please help 2. Does it impact higher study 3. India govt job impact

Ans: Hello V.
Be relax! There will be no effect of UFM on your career and any type of job. You are not a alone student who has faced UFM charges. This is just a disciplinary action taken by the college committee to maintain the rules and regulations. This is not an offence and there is no police complaint registered with your name. There will no impact on your higher studies either in India or abroad. Keep focussed on your remaining years and try to excel in the examinations and see that you pass B.Tech. with high CGP.
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Question by V - Jan 07, 2025Hindi

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Sir thank you. please also clarify 1. wheather this will be marked in my marksheet or transcripts. 2. I will be eligible for campus placement due to ufm and company will hier me if I maintain cgoa 3. For Big it company like google etc I will be eligible due to ufm 4. if any background check this will show in that 5 last I got failed in a subject due to ufm which I will give in next semester, how I will justify this in placement.

Ans: Welcome back.
Here is the pointwise reply to your follow-up question: (1) UFM is never made on the mark sheet or TC (2) You will be fully eligible for campus placement. Just focus on CGPA.(3) You will be eligible to apply for any company. (4) Nobody has time to check your background to see if your present is better and more honest. Focus on the present rather than thinking about what happened in the past. (5) Clear your subject in the respective semester. Nobody will ask you about UFM hence, no hurdles in the placement issues if you face the interview successfully.
Best of luck for your upcoming future.

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Sir I passed my 10th in 2024 with 91% marks ..... Later I decided to continue my 11th in the same school but their the classes started from mid August ....... I started going to school but soon my health started to degrade very much .... So I was unable to attend my classes and had attendance of only 18% till January and also I could not give my exams properly ...... Then after that I took TC from that school and took admission in another school in 11th again and I am in 11th and preparing for JEE ....... Please tell me what problems I will face in future college admissions , placements and if I prepare for govt jobs ( like bank PO/ SBI PO, UPSC , SSB etc ) will I get any problem in the interview or documents verification time .

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