If the university from where I have done my graduation is declared as fake, would that affect my professional career?

Yes, it would affect your professional image and that would also lead to that they will ask you to leave the job and also a strict action would be taken by the government and you would be nullified further to apply for any type of job.

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Yes, it would be illegal to lie about or forge a document like this- mainly where applying for work is concerned. However I can guess why one would ask this question and I have never heard of any job, anywhere, checking with a high school to see if you actually graduated. It wouldn't even be an issue if you didn't know how to reduce a fraction or something after being hired, since most people forget most of what they learned in school anyway I had a Secret clearance for working on governmental data networks and I don't think they even verified high school for that. I can't advise either way but I know I lie, when applying for work and do damage control once I'm hired lol. I've gotten a few jobs I wasn't qualified for but no company wants to go through the process again so I blamed it on communication but also learned what I needed very fast and stayed employed. While lying on an application may be illegal now I've never heard of anyone arrested for it unless it's a security/government type of thing. Pretty sure colleges will check on your high school documentation. I know they did mine since I was homeschooled and attending college at age 16. I had to show them documentation for my GED and they requested additional information from my Mom (teacher-principal whatever lol). So while illegal, no ordinary job will check, but honesty might cost you the job and it's not like you owe them anything.

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