Discipline	Forensic Science
Program Level	Under Graduate (UG)
Qualification	Bachelor of Science in Forensic Science
Total Seats	60
Program Duration(in Months)	36
Classroom Hours	3780
Examination/Course Pattern	semester
Program Description	The Bachelor of Science in Forensic Science is a 3-year undergraduate program that focuses on applying scientific methods and principles to investigate crimes and analyze evidence. This interdisciplinary program combines knowledge from biology, chemistry, physics, psychology, law, and criminal justice to train students in identifying, examining, and interpreting physical evidence found at crime scenes. Students learn about: Crime scene investigation techniques Collection and preservation of evidence Forensic biology and toxicology DNA analysis Fingerprint analysis Questioned documents and handwriting examination Digital forensics and cybercrime investigation Legal procedures and courtroom testimony
Admission & entry requirements	To be eligible for admission to the B.Sc. Forensic Science program, candidates must have completed their 10+2 (Higher Secondary) education or equivalent from a recognized board with Science subjects, typically including Physics, Chemistry, and Biology or Mathematics. Most institutions require a minimum aggregate of 50% marks, though the cut-off may vary by college.