The course requires candidates to pass a common entrance test covering forensic and basic sciences. Applications open from February to May, with exams by the end of May. Eligibility requires a minimum of 50% in a bachelor's degree. The entrance exam has negative marking, and details are available on the college website. The faculty includes experienced professors and guest lecturers, though recent shortages are being addressed through hiring. The curriculum is practical and relevant, with straightforward exams and low failure rates.
The total fee for two years is Rs 60,000, with an annual fee of Rs 30,000, covering all expenses except for a re-evaluation fee of up to Rs 1,000. Hostel costs are Rs 5,000 per month, including food. Scholarships based on rank and performance are available. The placement cell is more effective for criminology students, with limited privatization affecting forensic science placements. Internships with organizations like Truth Labs and government agencies are well-regarded. The college secures placements primarily for cyber security graduates and is committed to student development beyond placements through projects and research opportunities.
Scholarships offer a book allowance of Rs 10,000 and a monthly stipend of Rs 2,000. The entire course tuition fee is approximately Rs 2,66,000, with an initial semester cost of Rs 74,000, including a Rs 7,500 deposit and a Rs 1,500 exam fee. There are no fee relaxations for specific categories, nor specific scholarships or loans provided by the college.
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