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Eligibility For Forensic Science Courses (For Ph.D. IN FORENSIC SCIENCE)

Ph.D. in Forensic Science is a Research level program the duration of which ranges from 2 years to 5 years.
Students seeking admission to Ph.D. in Forensic Science course must hold a Master’s degree in relevant discipline or equivalent from a recognized university. Candidates have to clear the cut off marks set by the respective College/ University to get admission to this course.

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Eligibility For Forensic Science Courses (M.SC.)

M.Sc. in Forensic Science is a 2-year full-time post-graduate course which is divided into 4 semesters.
M.Sc. in Forensic Science is designed for both graduate students and forensic practitioners.

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Eligibility For Forensic Science Courses (B.Sc.)

B.Sc. In forensic science is a 3-year graduate course which involves the application of scientific knowledge to the investigation of crimes.

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Y-STRs

A Y-STR is short tandem repeats on the Y-chromosome. Y-STRs are often used in forensics, paternity, and genealogical DNA testing….

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How To Search Fingerprints On Crime Scene

HOW TO SEARCH FINGERPRINTS ON CRIME SCENE
Fingerprints can frequently be seen by holding the flashlight🔦at low angles so that the surface is obs….

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EAR PRINT

👂The ear has been used as a tool for human identification since the late 19th century when Alphonse Bertillon utilized the ear as one of the eleven anthropometric measurements for his manual system of identifying individuals.

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History of Fingerprints

Fingerprints are the tiny ridges, whorls and valley patterns on the tip of each fingers. They develop from pressure on a baby’s tiny, developing fingers in the womb….Read More…..

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Footprints: A Forensic Analysis

Bare footprint or Impression and shoeprint or impression is generally known as Footprint.
They may be caused by bare foot, or may be left by footwear. These prints known as footwear prints….read more….

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Use of Photographic Techniques in Forensic Science

A crime-Scene photographer which is also known as forensic photographer or an evidence photographer is a professional photographer who is skilled in the art of producing only the most exact, detailed photographs that photograph of entire crime scene and physical evidences from every angle. Different types of photographic techniques are used in forensic science such as ultraviolet, Infrared, Macro, Panoramic, Digital, Fluorescent, Multiple… Read More….

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Possible Location To Find DNA On Evidence.

Biological Evidence is a type of Physical Evidence which contains DNA. Biological evidence are very useful to connect offender to a crime scene. Sometimes these evidence can be hard to find by naked eyes. DNA can be found on many things or objects.

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