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Dear aspirant, Glad to meet you. Admission to most of the Forensic Science colleges will be on a merit-based selection system. Through the merit-based system, a candidate can get direct admission to the programme depending on their 10+2 percentage and the cut-off prescribed by the institution. The application for admission will be available both on the colleges website as well as through their Admission Office. Some institutions, although may require the students to clear an entrance exam conducted by them. The admission for B.Sc. Forensic Science takes place mainly through Entrance Exams like JET LPU NEST or SUAT. Scoring good marks in these Entrance Exams is important in securing a good college for B.Sc. Forensic Science. Students must have Science subjects like Physics Chemistry or Biology in class 12 in order to study B.Sc. Forensic Science. Hope it helps.

Dear Dixita, Currently in MGM's Aspirants are required to attain minimum qualifying percentile marks in NEET 2022 front examination in order to qualify for in addition admission system.
candidates who belong to SC/ ST/ OBC are required to acquire marks equivalent to at the least 40thpercentile to be considered for AIQ and nation counselling technique.
Aspirants who belong to the UR category are required to score equal to as a minimum 50thpercentile.
class NEET 2022 cutoff NEET cut-off marks
wellknown 50th percentile To be announced
SC/ST/OBC 40th percentile To be announced
popular-PwD 45th percentile To be introduced
SC/ST/OBC-PwD fortieth percentile To be introduced
however
NEET 2021 end result qualifying percentile & rankings (launched)
category Qualifying criteria cut-off marks 2021 cut-off marks 2020
UR fiftieth Percentile 720-138 720-147
OBC 40th Percentile 137-108 146-113
SC fortieth Percentile 137-108 146-113
ST 40th Percentile 137-108 146-113
UR / EWS & PH forty fifth Percentile 137-122 146-129
OBC & PH 40th Percentile 121-108 128-113
SC & PH fortieth Percentile 121-108 128-113
ST & PH 40th Percentile 121-108 128-113

For inorganic, NCERT is best it is enough for solving all inorganic questions. Read each chapter thoroughly. Don't mug it up in one go, as in this case the concepts gets mixed and you'll forget them over time. Read the chapters again and again in regular intervals, lets say each month. For organic it is difficult to prepare but if you are in coaching institute and you have coaching notes just go through and if your teacher is good ask him. When you have covered syllabus practice questions as much as possible remember concept and on tips and practice as much you will SEE results in short time and don't take so much of material just go. Through NCERT and coaching modules and notes these are mor then enough.