If you’re currently pursuing a diploma in Computer Science after 10th grade and wish to study forensic science, there are a few considerations and options available:

1. **Eligibility for NFSU**: National Forensic Sciences University (NFSU) typically requires candidates to have completed their 12th grade education to be eligible for their undergraduate programs in forensic science. Since you’re doing a diploma post-10th grade, you would generally need to complete your 12th grade (or an equivalent qualification) to meet the eligibility criteria for NFSU’s entrance exam.

2. **Alternative Pathways**: If you haven’t completed 12th grade, consider the following options:

- **Complete Higher Secondary Education**: You could finish your 12th grade in a relevant stream (Science with Biology or Chemistry) and then apply for forensic science programs.

- **Check for Other Institutions**: Look for other institutions or universities offering forensic science programs that might have different eligibility requirements. Some institutions might offer diploma or certificate courses in forensic science that do not require a 12th-grade completion.

3. **Prepare for Entrance Exams**: If you’re eligible for NFSU or other forensic science programs after completing your 12th grade, start preparing for the entrance exams by studying the relevant subjects and syllabus.

Research thoroughly to ensure you meet the requirements and explore all possible pathways to achieve your goal in forensic science.