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The eligibility criteria for one to pursue an Msc in Forensic Psychology is to have a bachelor's degree in Psychology or a science subject with atleast 55 percent marks in your undergrad degree. Forensic psychology is basically a field of psychology that applies the fundamentals of psychology in

CID is a popular tv series and is quite a craze for many teen agers in 90's. To be like the character of Dr. Salunkhe you need to study Forensic Sciences. Now for Forensic science you need to take science in 10+2 with PCM in it. After your 12 you

Hello aspirant,

Yes You can pursue MSc in forensic science. The eligibility criteria for the same is:

• Students should have passed B.Sc from a recognized university.
• Students must have obtained a minimum aggregate score of 50 percent or above in the last qualifying examination.

Admission to this course is given

BSc MLT & BSc Forensic Sciences  both are very good courses. Among this two fields, I would say Forensic science will need higher education i.e., a MSc is required to get a job. Also in forensic science there is a very few companies and organization as well as government jobs

BSc MLT & BSc Forensic Sciences  both are very good courses. Among this two fields, I would say Forensic science will need higher education i.e., a MSc is required to get a job. Also in forensic science there is a very few companies and organization as well as government jobs

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Kristu Jayanti College offers B.sc degree in Forensic Science to students who have completed 12th boards with a minimum aggregate of 50% in science stream from a recognized institute. There is no compulsory internship programs available for students. If you wish, you can do internships in organizations that come

Hello aspirant,

BVoc in Forensic Science is an vocational training course that trains the aspirants with the application of scientific knowledge for investigating various crime cases following a procedure. The list of colleges in Kerala that offer this course for its aspirants are:-

Alphonsa College, Kottayam, Kerala

Carmel College, Mala,

Hi aspirants

BVoc (Bachelor of Vocation) is an emerging course in India that aims at providing adequate skills required for a particular trade to candidates. The course is different from traditional academic program as it deals more with application-based studies rather than focusing on only theoretical knowledge

St Thomas college