hello Ansh,

Forensic Science is an interdisciplinary branch of science that is the perfect amalgamation of the essence of all the science subjects i.e. chemistry, biology, physics and mathematics.

Forensic Science course after 12th, BSc Forensic Science is offered as a 3-year undergraduate course and imparts students with the knowledge of human anatomy and physiology. You will be equipped with essential understanding and skills required to make a career in Forensic Science especially Document Verification, Handwriting Analysis, Criminal Photography , etc which will come handy in solving crimes.

Be it any forensic science course after 12th that you are looking forward to applying for, it is important to thoroughly check the eligibility criteria. To help you with what all is required before applying for a forensic science course, we have listed down below all the important points that you need to keep in mind-

Basic qualification of 10+2 with BiPC subjects from a recognised board

A good score in English language proficiency exams like IELTS, TOEFL , etc

for more detail and information please go through the following link

https://www.careers360.com/courses/forensic-science-course

hope this will help  help you  a lot

thank you

Hello,

You could apply to universities for higher studies in forensic science and to achieve a B.Sc. defree. B.Sc. In forensic sciences is a 3 year graduate course which involves the application of scientific knowledge to the investigation of crimes.

The basic criterion of eligibility needed to be met for admission to the course is a higher secondary (10+2) or equivalent qualification from a recognised educational board with physics, chemistry and biology and/or mathematics as main subjects and a minimum aggregate score of 55%. However, a few private universities in India conduct their own entrance tests for evaluating and admitting students to the course.

Admission to the course is based on the candidate’s performance at the 10+2 level. Institutes offering the course admit students based on whether they meet the minumum set cut-off scores at the 10+2 level. A few institutes however, shortlist students based on their performance in an additional entrance test conducted at their own level.

Hope this helps you, Good luck!