Forensic Science

Once you have completed your Bachelors in Forensic Science, there are plenty of career opportunities in the field. So far most jobs have been in the government sector, but increasingly some private sector organizations are also offering jobs to people with degrees in forensic sciences.The leading employers of people with degrees in forensic sciences are various law enforcement agencies such as -Police force -The legal system -Investigative services of the central government and state governments. -Intelligence Bureau, (IB), -Central Bureau of Investigations (CBI), -police department.

Yes, go ahead. You can apply.

Hi Shivani,
M.Sc in Forensic Science - from Gujrat University, Ahmedabad.
Admission is based on B.Sc (no entrance).
Candidate must be a graduate in science disciplines, pharmacy or dental of this university or any other university recognized as equivalent with a minimum of 50% marks.

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Hello,
You can try. I hope you well get set in luck, because number is very low. Good luck.

Hi,
Yes, indeed you can. After all forensic science does include fields like biology, biochemistry, genetics, bioinformatics, microbiology which you would have studied already during your UG. This let you to pick up the subject sooner.

Hello,
This are the minimum eligibility required:-The basic criterion of eligibility needed to be MET for admission to the course is a Higher Secondary (10+2) or equivalent qualification from a recognized educational Board, with Physics, Chemistry and Biology and/ or Math as main subjects and a minimum aggregate score of 55%. Thank you.

Yes, you are very well eligible. Forensic Science is in a great demand these days. All the best.

M.Sc in Forensic Science eligibility criteria varies from university to university, most of the universities eligibility criteria is that a candidate must have Bachelors in Forensic Science.