Exam

The syllabus changes every year and you need to download the same from the UNOM website i.e. http://www.unom.ac.in
Some of the book books to prepare for this course- CRIMINOLOGY Explaining Crime and Its Context seventh edition
FORENSIC EVIDENCE: SCIENCE AND THE CRIMINAL LAW
MSc Criminology and Criminal

It will be conducted on 31st March.

Yes, you can apply as only passing marks are required for SC/ST candidates.

Difficult to pin point university names, too many backlogs will make admission difficult, get help from an overseas consultant like Shiksha or IDP, etc., your profile will be studied carefully and universities will br shortlisted accordingly. James Cook, Griffith, La Trobe etc., check these.

A total of 90,806 candidates had appeared for the KEAM 2017, out of which 72,440 have been declared qualified.

Please clearly mention the name of the exam, so that I can help you in a better manner.

If you fall in the below criteria, you are eligible to give NEST:
1. You must pass class 12th or any equivalent examination from a recognized Board in 2015 or 2016.
2. Students who appeared for their 12th Examination in 2019, are also eligible to apply for NEST 2019.
3. You should have studied Science

Well, that depends on the University that you are looking for there. Each University will have different eligibility criteria. So what you have to do is check out different universities and find out which University offers the eligibility criteria according to your marks. As for the IELTS any one ca