B.Sc. in Forensic Science 

at Apex Professional University, Arunachal Pradesh - Other

In order to get admission at Apex Professional University candidates must keep certain documents ready. Student can check the list of documents below:

• Scanned Class 10, Class 12 and graduation marksheet
• Leaving Certificate
• Aadhaar Card
• Passport-size photograph
• Signature

Note: The list of documents mentioned above are the general documents. For more details visit the official website.

Yes, applications are open at Apex Professional University for various courses. The mode of application is both online or offline. Aspirants need to apply at the official website, i.e., apexuniversity.edu.in/How-to-apply-in-apu/ for admission to the various programme. Candidates can fill out the application form on the university's official website.

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.

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 roles and responsibilities of a Forensic scientist involve:

• Crime Scene Analysis: Collecting evidence, taking photos, and reconstructing the scene. 
• Laboratory Analysis: Examining samples like hair, glass, blood, and drugs using techniques like DNA profiling, chromatography, and mass spectrometry. 
• Expert Testimony: Providing scientific evidence in court.
• Research and Development: Developing new technologies. 
• Digital Evidence: Recovering data from electronic devices like computers and phones.
• Writing Reports: Documenting the process and findings of their analysis.

Once you have completed your Bachelors in Forensic Science, there are plenty of career opportunities in the field. So far most jobs have been in the government sector, but increasingly some private sector organizations are also offering jobs to people with degrees in forensic sciences.

The leading employers of people with degrees in forensic sciences are various law enforcement agencies such as -Police force -The legal system -Investigative services of the central government and state governments. -Intelligence Bureau, (IB), -Central Bureau of Investigations (CBI), -police department.