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Akansha Bisht
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Forensic Scientists work in the lab setting analyzing evidence and have a hard science background or criminalistics. Forensic Investigators, sometimes called CSI or crime scene investigators, collect evidence at the scene document everything and sometimes reconstruct the scene.
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Akansha Bisht
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Here are some things you'll need:A bachelor's degree – get a degree in science (chemistry, biology, physics, etc.), but also take courses in math, statistics, and writing skills.An advanced degree – some jobs, such as psychiatrist, anthropologist, or pathologist require advanced degrees and specialized training.Good speaking skills – take public speaking; join the drama club, toastmasters, or the debate team.Good note-taking and observation skills – take laboratory courses.The ability to write an understandable scientific report.The ability to be unbiased.Intellectual curiosity.Personal integrity.
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Akansha Bisht
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The roles and responsibilities of a Forensic scientist involve:Crime Scene Analysis: Collecting evidence, taking photos, and reconstructing the scene. Laboratory Analysis: Examining samples like hair, glass, blood, and drugs using techniques like DNA profiling, chromatography, and mass spectrometry. Expert Testimony: Providing scientific evidence in court.Research and Development: Developing new technologies. Digital Evidence: Recovering data from electronic devices like computers and phones.Writing Reports: Documenting the process and findings of their analysis.
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Parul Thapa
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Yes, a medical doctor with an MBBS (Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery) can become a forensic scientist. While an MBBS degree primarily focuses on clinical medicine and patient care, it provides a solid foundation in medical sciences and human anatomy. These fundamental skills and knowledge can be applied to forensic science, particularly in areas like forensic pathology or medicolegal investigations.
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Akansha Bisht
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To become a Forensic Scientist in India you may need to obtain relevant degrees or certifications as required by the employer. While some organizations hire graduates, some may need postgraduates for certain roles.
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pradeep kumarSr. Section Engr(Design)
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After 12th with PCM, Do the B.Tech Aerospace Engineering through the JEE Main/ JEE Advanced for becoming as space scientist. Do do the bachelor degree in aerospace engineering.
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Deeksha Dixit
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Forensic scientists play an important role in investigations. To become a forensic scientist, you need to take a professional course in forensic Science. You can get a Bachelor's degree in forensic Science after completing the 12th grade. Top universities such as Bharathiar University offer Bachelor's-level courses. You can pursue the following courses after the 12th:
1. B.Sc. In Digital and Cyber Forensic Science
2. B.Sc. In Forensic Science
3. B.Sc. (Hons. ). In Forensic Sciences with Research
4. B.Sc. In Information Security and Digital Forensics
After completing graduation, you need to do a master's to become a government scientist. You
1. B.Sc. In Digital and Cyber Forensic Science
2. B.Sc. In Forensic Science
3. B.Sc. (Hons. ). In Forensic Sciences with Research
4. B.Sc. In Information Security and Digital Forensics
After completing graduation, you need to do a master's to become a government scientist. You
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