BSc Forensic Science

Eligibility: 10+2 (Class XII) passed with Physics, Chemistry, Biology/Mathematics with minimum 50-60% aggregate from a recognized board, CBSE, ISC, or state board or international equivalent

  • Duration: 4 Years
  • Admission Process: Merit-based selection or entrance test (NEET, JEE/ University test)

Eligibility : 10+2 (Class XII) passed with Physics, Chemistry, Biology/Mathematics with minimum 50-60% aggregate from a recognized board, CBSE, ISC, or state board or international equivalent

  • Duration : 4 Years
  • Admission Criteria : Merit-based selection or entrance test (NEET, JEE/ University test)

The BSc Forensic Science program at Shoolini University is designed to introduce students to the scientific foundations of crime investigation and forensic analysis. The curriculum covers key areas such as forensic biology, forensic chemistry, fingerprints, questioned documents, toxicology, cyber forensics, serology, basic DNA science, ballistics, and crime scene investigation.

With a balanced mix of theory, laboratory training, and practical exposure, students learn how to collect, preserve, and analyse evidence, understand crime scenes, and apply scientific methods to investigative processes. Research-led teaching, modern laboratories, and advanced instrumentation help students develop strong analytical and problem-solving skills, preparing them for entry-level roles in forensic laboratories, law-enforcement support services, private investigation firms, and allied sectors.

Why Forensic Science at Shoolini?

  • Faculty from premier institutions
  • Robust Research ecosystem
  • Hands-on training with real case simulations, crime-scene mock setups, and research exposure
  • Access to advanced instruments: GC-MS, HPLC, Microscopic Imaging Systems, DNA Extraction & PCR, Biological Safety Cabinets, Fingerprinting and Impression Analysis tools
  • Strong interdisciplinary connections with Biotechnology, Law, Chemistry, Psychology and Computer Science

Research Opportunities

  • Crime Scene Reconstruction
  • Forensic Biology & Serology
  • DNA Profiling, Molecular Forensics
  • Toxicology & Poisons
  • Fingerprint & Impression Evidence Analysis
  • Ballistics and Firearms
  • Cyber Forensics
  • Forensic Psychology & Behavioural Analysis
  • Environmental Forensics
  • Questioned Document & Handwriting Examination
  • Law enforcements agencies: CBI, CID, NIA, INTERPOL etc
  • Emerging areas: Nanotechnology in Forensics, AI-powered evidence interpretation

Top 2% Faculty

13 Shoolini scientists are on Stanford University's list of the top 2% of scientists globally.

Collaboration with HUC

The partnership with the Himalayan University Consortium to promote research by using Himalayan Flora for Drug Discovery.

VISION

To develop highly skilled forensic professionals who can apply scientific knowledge to crime detection, justice delivery and societal welfare. The program aims to nurture ethical, analytical and technologically empowered individuals capable of driving excellence in forensic science.

MISSION

MISSION 1: Impart strong foundational and applied knowledge in forensic science through research-oriented and experiential learning.
MISSION 2: Build socially responsible and ethically grounded forensic professionals capable of contributing to national and global justice systems.
MISSION 3: Provide hands-on training using advanced laboratories, case simulations, and interdisciplinary exposure beyond the classroom.

Program Educational Objectives (PEOs)

PEO 1: Graduates will establish professional careers in forensic science, crime laboratories, law-enforcement agencies, digital forensics units, and allied investigative services by applying scientific knowledge and practical skills.

PEO 2: Graduates will demonstrate strong analytical thinking, ethical judgment, and scientific rigor while handling forensic evidence and contributing to fair justice delivery.

PEO 3: Graduates will pursue higher education, research, entrepreneurship, or specialised certifications in forensic science and allied disciplines.

PEO 4: Graduates will effectively communicate forensic findings through legally admissible reports, expert testimony, and professional documentation.

PEO 5: Graduates will engage in lifelong learning, adapt to emerging forensic technologies, and contribute responsibly to societal safety and national security.

Program Outcomes (POs)

On successful completion of the program, graduates will be able to:

PO1 (Knowledge): Demonstrate comprehensive knowledge of forensic science principles, including crime scene investigation, forensic biology, chemistry, toxicology, ballistics, cyber forensics, and law.

PO2 (Analysis): Analyse physical, biological, chemical, and digital evidence using appropriate scientific methods and laboratory techniques.

PO3 (Application): Apply forensic tools, modern instrumentation, and digital technologies for evidence examination and crime reconstruction.

PO4 (Problem Solving): Identify, formulate, and solve forensic problems using critical thinking and scientific reasoning.

PO5 (Ethics & Law): Practice forensic science with high ethical standards, integrity, confidentiality, and compliance with legal frameworks.

PO6 (Communication): Prepare clear, accurate forensic reports and present scientific opinions effectively in legal and professional settings.

PO7 (Research): Conduct basic research, case-based studies, and data interpretation using scientific methodology.

PO8 (Interdisciplinary): Integrate knowledge of law, psychology, biotechnology, chemistry, computer science, and environmental science in forensic investigations.

PO9 (Society & Environment): Recognise societal, environmental, and human rights implications of forensic practice and contribute responsibly to justice systems.

PO10 (Lifelong Learning): Engage in continuous professional development to keep pace with advancements in forensic science and technology.

Program Specific Outcomes (PSOs)

PSO1: Collect, preserve, analyse, and interpret forensic evidence following standard operating procedures and chain-of-custody requirements.

PSO2: Perform laboratory-based forensic examinations including serology, toxicology, fingerprint analysis, questioned documents, and basic DNA techniques.

PSO3: Assist in crime scene investigation, forensic documentation, and preparation of legally admissible expert reports.

BSc Forensic Science Career Opportunities

    • Crime Scene Investigator
    • Forensic Laboratory Assistant
    • Fingerprint Analyst
    • Questioned Document Examiner (Trainee)
    • Digital and Cyber Forensics Assistant
    • Forensic Toxicology Assistant
    • Police and law-enforcement support roles
      Private investigation assistant
    • Research assistant in forensic laboratories

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Frequently Asked Questions

The BSc Forensic Science program at Shoolini is taught by highly qualified faculty members who have been trained and educated at leading global institutions, including Oxford University, the National Cancer Institute (USA), the National Institutes of Health (USA), and the Indian Institute of Science (IISc) and more.

Graduates of BSc Forensic Science can pursue careers in forensic laboratories, investigative agencies, hospitals, research organisations, and allied public and private sector institutions. The program also provides a strong foundation for higher studies and specialisation in forensic science and related fields.

Students are required to complete an industrial training program by the end of the sixth semester. In addition, they undergo month-long internships at industrial units, hospitals, and other relevant organisations to gain hands-on professional experience.

Yes, practical training is an essential part of the BSc Forensic Science curriculum. Students receive extensive hands-on training through laboratory sessions and applied learning. They are also encouraged to participate in national and international conferences, which helps enhance their technical skills, academic exposure, and professional confidence.

Shoolini University maintains strong industry–academia partnerships and actively networks with organisations to support student placements. The Placement Cell, along with faculty members, works closely with students to make them industry-ready through training and guidance. The university follows ‘Mission130’ to offer 100% placements with 30% in top organisations.

Students can apply for admission to the BSc Forensic Science program after successfully completing Class XII (10+2) with Physics, Chemistry, and Biology or Mathematics from a recognised board such as CBSE, ISC, a state board, or an international equivalent. Applicants must have secured a minimum aggregate of 50–60%, as per university norms.

Yes, forensic science is a growing career field with increasing relevance across investigation, healthcare, research, and public services. With structured academic learning, strong practical training, and industry exposure, students are well prepared for diverse professional roles and future academic advancement.

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