B.Sc

Hi, Forensic Science covers a wide range of disciplines, including toxicology, crime scene investigation, DNA analysis, and forensic psychology. There is a rising need for Forensic Scientists due to the growing recognition of the value of forensic evidence in court cases.
If you have a strong interest in the field, choosing to pursue a BSc in Forensic Science may be a good decision. It may lead to job openings in research facilities, law enforcement departments, forensic labs, and government agencies.

There are 119 BSc Forensic Science colleges in India. Out of which 112 are private and 9 are government. However, Kerala alone has only two colleges for Forensic Science courses, which are:

Source - Multiple external/ official sites, data may vary.

Tamil Nadu alone has only 20 colleges for Forensic Science courses. A few of them are:

Note: The information is from the official body and may vary. 

Hope this will help you.

The average salary a BSc Forensic Science graduate can get is, INR 3.9 LPA as a Forensic Analyst. There are countless lucrative prospects in the field for both the public and private sectors. It is a subfield of Science that is primarily concerned with legal matters and criminal investigations. It serves as definitive evidence in resolving the disputes.

Being a multidisciplinary subject, Forensic Science covers a wide range of scientific disciplines, including chemistry, biology, physics, geology, and social science. As a result, forensic Science has a very broad scope.

The estimated annual fee structure for the *B.Sc. in Agriculture* course at Assam Agricultural University generally ranges from *?25,000 to ?30,000*. It may vary with different courses offered and as extra fees are included like hostel and examination charges.

The average salary after finishing a B.Sc. ranges from starting salaries of ?3 to ?4.5 Lacs per year. The salary is often dependent on the nature of the job, employer, and individual contribution, as government jobs have more fixed pay systems while private ones offer relative compensation packages.

Yes you have chances.

You can use Shiksha college predictor  -

https://www.shiksha.com/college-predictor

Cutt off for DU is 400 +.

Also you can explore about other central university and branded universities accepting CUET score.

Yes BSc Zoology can be a solid foundation in order to choose a Paramedical course, especially in fields that are associated with biology, healthcare, as well as field of life science.

When you choose an area of specialization within paramedicine, be sure you think ahead in terms of your interests, future employment objectives, and requirements of programme you're entering. Some specializations in paramedicine have requirements or recommended backgrounds, so research and advice from field advisers can provide you with useful information in terms of best match with your skills and interests.

Choice between two depends on your interest in direct patient care (which Nursing primarily focuses on) versus a broader understanding of diagnostic, therapeutic, and technical aspects of healthcare (covered in paramedical courses). 

Candidates can check table below to see comparison between BSc Nursing and BSc in Paramedical courses.