Debarred

1. If you have been debarred, suspended or excluded, IMMEDIATELY notify the University Counsel's Office (275-8019).
2. If you are applying for federal grants and contracts, please complete ORPA's internal proposal sign off forms carefully. These forms specifically ask about debarment, suspension, and other important matters. They are one of the most important safeguards against prohibited behavior.
3. If you have any doubts about whether you or anyone receiving grant support is debarred, suspended or excluded, IMMEDIATELY bring the matter to the attention of the University Counsel's Office.
4. If you are debarred or excluded, do not make assumptions about what you can or cannot do. These issues are very complex. Problems with one agency may affect your relationship with other agencies. Exclusion from Medicare or Medicaid may impact job duties that are not related to federal health care programs. Even state programs and grants and contracts with other institutions may be affected. Make the University Counsel's Office aware of these issues so that they can be evaluated carefully.

I think the question is about Indian University not an American University.

https://www.princeton.edu/orpa/

How the Employer will know is the question.  If a candidate is debarred from University, and then complete the course and obtains a valid pass certificate unless something is written in the certificate or any other certificate that he was once debarred it will not be known to any employer including government.  Is there anyway that government comes to know the candidate is debarred?

I know they do antecedent verification.  One policeman came to our house when I was selected the post of clerk in Income Tax department through Staff Selection Commission in the year 1993.  I was told by people who already got selected pay some amounts favorable report goes.  I do not think anybody has time to do antecedent verification in university going through all the past records of a student if he is selected.  And do you think our univerisities are so disciplined that they keep every record of student in tact so that if a policeman comes for antecedant verification 5 years or 10 years after, he will be provided with information about student?

A candidate had been debarred form a university for a certain period. later he completed the degree. and took master degree too. does this makes him unfit for the government job? There is a question in attestation form "Have you ever been debarred from any Examination or restricted by any University or any other educational authority / institution ?" what should we answer here? i am attaching the attestation below. please check out 12 (g) of the attestation form and help me please.

you have to give true information only.