Science

As of 2025, admission to most government colleges for women in India generally requires the CUET (Common University Entrance Test) score, as it has become a standard criterion for undergraduate admissions in central and many state universities. However, there are some government degree colleges, particularly in regions like Jammu and Kashmir, that have been exempted from requiring CUET scores due to geographical constraints and infrastructural challenges. In these cases, admissions are based on 12th class marks through a centralized portal instead.

So, if you are applying to a government college for women outside such exempted zones, you likely must have a valid CUET 2025 score for admission. It is best to check the specific college or university admission notification for 2025 to confirm whether CUET is mandatory or if any exemption applies.

Entrance exams for Forensic Science courses can range from medium to advanced in terms of their difficulty level. The difficulty level of such exams are broadly based on several other factors like: Individual capabilitites, Prior knowledge of the concepts, Syllabus for a particular exam as well as the time frame dedicated towards the preparation. It is important for the candidates to understand the syllabus properly in order to keep their preparation on point and save their time and efforts for topics with more weightage and importance. 

Also, the candidate population estimated to take that particular exam also plays a role in determining your rank and chance in the competition to get into the top colleges of the country.