CBSE 12th

The list of engineering entrance exam was really bulky, but as per the government's latest mandate, from 2019 onwards there will be single engineering test called CET.
Check the recent Exam list:
IIT JEE Mains
IIT JEE Advanced
BITSAT
COMEDK (UG)
MHT-CET
VITEEE
Andhra Pradesh EAMCET
TS EAMCET
SRMJEE / SRM JEEE / SRMEEE
WBJEE
GOA CET
Kerala KEAM
UPSEE
CUSAT CAT
Assam CEE
KCET
MU-OET
AMUEEE
AEEE
APIIT NAT
GITAM GAT (UGTP)
SET
SUAT
TJEE
IISER Aptitude Test
GEEE
HPCET
IIST
IEMJEE
IMUCET
HITSEEE
KIITEE
BCECE (Bihar Combined Entrance Competitive Examination)
Madhya Pradesh PET (VYAPAM)
JECRC
Apart from these, there might be some other Exams too. But to my knowledge, I have covered the whole Engineering Exam package for you on this list. Few exams in this list are common exams conducted by the universities. The syllabus might be same or different from JEE exam.

A Bachelor's degree in computer forensics or a similar area is generally required to earn a position as a computer forensics investigator. Some community colleges offer two-year associate degrees in computer forensics, which allow aspiring digital forensics investigators to then transfer to a four-year college or university to earn a Bachelor's degree.
Attend a degree program and/or gain experience in a related field.
Become certified as a GIAC Certified Forensic Analyst (GCFA).
Apply for an open position as a computer forensics investigator.
Complete an interview.
Get hired as a computer forensics investigator.
Receive training on the job once hired.
The degree level required depends on the job. Sometimes relevant experience may be used to supplement an educational requirement. Check the job posting for details.
Optional. While certification in computer forensics may not be mandatory to find a position, experts recommend taking the time to get certified. Some organizations require it while others look more favorably upon applicants who have earned certification.