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SHRUTI TIWARI

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 The entrance tests that allow admission to students in Criminology courses are:Delhi University Entrance TestJawaharlal Nehru University Entrance ExamAndhra Pradesh Research Common Entrance TestJamia Millia Islamia Entrance ExamCentral Universities Common Entrance TestCommon Post Graduate Entrance TestsBanaras Hindu University Undergraduate Entrance TestAligarh Muslim University Entrance Exam

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 As Criminology is a broad field, the skills required may vary depending on whether you want to work in higher education, research, law enforcement, or another related field.  A bachelor's degree in criminology,  criminal justice, sociology, psychology, or a similar discipline is sometimes required for entry-level work in this sector. A master's or doctoral degree in criminology or a similar topic may be necessary for some advanced or specialised employment, particularly in research, academia, or high-level policy analysis.

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A few areas where Criminology graduates can work are Forensic departments, non-governmental organizations,  Human Rights Agencies, the National Institute of Social Defence, the Intelligence Bureau, the Central Bureau of Investigation, Police departments, and Educational Institutes. Even some mulit-national companies hire fraud analysts, fraud prevention analysts, and cyber crime analysts, and researchers in digital forensics. Click to read the Cyber Crime Course.

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Students can read the below steps to know the complete admission process for admission to Criminology courses:Choose University/College: The first step is to search for colleges or universities which are offering courses in Criminology/Forensic Science/Sociology. Check the fees, the seats offered, and the eligibility criteria which are set for the course.Apply for Course: Proceed to apply for admission after getting to know the university offering the programme. Fill up the details as required and pay the application fee. The application forms are available for a limited period of time so the candidate is advised to know the
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Criminology is the study relating to crimes,  their occurrence, and prevention. This subject deals with the types of crimes, nature of crimes, crime rate, and future control to ensure a safe society for the people. As the number of crimes is rising rapidly, more students are opting for this course. Criminology aims to comprehend the dynamics, patterns, and patterns of criminal behaviour as well as how it affects people and communities. Understanding the origins and effects of criminal behaviour is a multidisciplinary field that incorporates ideas from sociology, psychology, law,  anthropology,  and other academ
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A B.Sc. in Criminology can be a great choice for students interested in understanding crime, law enforcement, criminal behavior, and justice systems. It is a multidisciplinary field that combines elements of sociology, law, psychology, and criminal justice. The degree equips students with the skills needed for various roles in law enforcement, forensic analysis, criminology research, and legal consultancy.

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Aneena Abraham

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The major subjects in Criminology courses are criminal psychology, police administration, forensic medicine, penology, laws of crime and minor acts, and procedural law.

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Aneena Abraham

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No, NEET is not required for Criminology but you may require to clear the entrance exam required by the specific institution you are applying for.

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Aneena Abraham

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Hi, profession as a judge is considered to be the highest earning position. Judges preside over proceedings, interpreting the law, determining the facts, deciding the outcime, ensuring a fair trial, instructing the jury, etc. Other high paying criminology jobs include Crime  Intelligence Analyst, Drug Policy Advisor, Forensic Psychologist, Forensic Analyst, Lawyer, etc.

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Hi, you can go for the following job profiles after pursuing Criminology:Job Profile (Criminology courses)Average Annual Salary (in INR)Detectives6.2 LPACrime Scene Analyst5.8 LPAForensic Surgeon8.1 LPACrime Intelligence Analyst7.5 LPAConsumer Advocate5.1 LPACriminologist6 LPASociologist4.2 LPACrime Investigator5.8 LPADrug Policy Advisor6.4 LPA

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