B.Sc Forensic Science

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Nishant PanchalComputer Engineer

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BE and B.Sc both are different courses. You should opt for a course as per your interest. But I would suggest you do B.Tech which is most developing and growing field in the modern era and will be more demanded in future as well.
All the best.

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Karishma DagarA flawed human,I guess.

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No, you have to register for the course you want to take admission in.

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tripti saxena

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Both are good options, but B.Sc in forensic science is a better option as you can get good career prospects in India as well as abroad.

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priyank sharma

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Hello dear,
I am going to talk in regards to the Indian system only. To be true it really does not matter at this moment. Forensic Science does have a lot of scopes, but a B.Sc. In Forensics is a vastly generalized degree. So don't expect to get a job easily just after doing your B.Sc. On the other hand B.Sc. In Agriculture is a specialised degree. And the best part has a Forensic aspect as well. So, if you really want to study Forensics, then I would suggest that first study Agriculture or Botany and then study the Forensic aspect of it in your Masters. If you are still doubtful how can Agriculture and Botany have Forensic Aspect then
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You are not eligible. You are not having biology as your core subject.

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