Forensic Psychologist are licensed psychologist interested in psychology as it pertains to the law.These mental health professionals utilize their knowledge of psychology to help solve legal concerns in a variety of settings.Along with general psychology training, Forensic Psychologist have extensive knowledge of the legal system,as well as ethics and professionalism.These psychologist are committed to lifelong learning, especially when it comes to the connection between psychology and law Forensic Psychologists are adaptive problem solvers who work independently and as part of a team to study, understand and solve often complicated legal matters.To become Forensic Psychologist you must complete a doctoral degree in psychology.After completing doctorate degree you must complete post doctorate education in forensics.Intrested candidates should take classes dedicated to psychology, sociology,law,ethics and professionalism.There are a wide variety of government jobs for psychology degree holders.Most of these jobs involve counseling staff members,inmates  and soldiers,profiling criminals or analyzing the behaviour of people to counter terrorism,crime,fraud,and drug trafficking.Some of the government jobs for psychology degree holders are correctional counselor,Federal Bureau of Investigation Agent, Military Psychologist, Criminal Profiler,Veteran Counselor.The average pay for a Forensic Psychologist is INR 356,333 a year and INR 171 an hour in India.The average salary range for a Forensic Psychologist is between INR 273,864 and INR 434,354.On average,a doctorate degree is the highest level of education for a Forensic Psychologist.