Criminology

Hello,
No course of distance education is exactly contactless. One has to submit assignments. Of course, nowadays many universities are accepting these in an online format to avoid problems of storage and disposal of physical submission. Some universities have shifted to an online mode of exam also. But yes, you can do a complete course sitting at home. In fact, this is the USP of the distance education format.

Hi Barsha,
Please clarify specific course you want to pursue because fee is based on the course. So, I'm attaching this link to you below where you can get all information about all courses in detail :-
https://www.shiksha.com/college/lok-nayak-jayaprakash-narayan-national-institute-of-criminology-and-forensic-science-rohini-Delhi-21882/courses?ct [
Hope, I'm able to you.
Thanks.

Hello Leo,
It's indeed surprising. Maybe you should attempt on another computer or go to a cyber cafe and attempt opening from there. I too am unable to open. However, I could open the page where different phone numbers are given.
http://www.unom.ac.in/index.php?route=contacts/contacts

I think you can apply for Master's degree in Science in forensic and criminology or you should have a Master's degree in nursing, because it's future is very bright and has many scope.

Even in case of distance programme, classes are conducted and students are given proper practical assignments. You can refer to this link to know the complete syllabus:
https://www.shiksha.com/humanities-social-sciences/course/b-a-in-criminology-and-police-administration-institute-of-distance-education-university-of-madras-chepauk-chennai-289332

Yes, of course you try for a government job and officer with the distance certificate.

Hello Ankita,
Every course is better or good. So, it depends on you that in which subject you have interest.

For which college are you asking?

Hi,
You can get direct admission in institute of distance education (IDE) Madras University through single window admission process. Just buy the application form fill it and you'll be done.

Those interested in becoming criminologists usually pursue a minimum of a master's degree in the field. You could start with a baccalaureate degree in criminology, psychology or sociology. Criminologists also need to understand laws and law enforcement procedures, so you may take criminal justice courses.