Can I take admission to National Forensic Sciences University (NFSU) with 50% in Class 12?

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For the majority of undergraduate programs at NFSU, applicants must have a minimum of 60% in Class 12. Certain reserved category applicants might be granted relaxation as per government policy. It is recommended to refer to the official eligibility criteria for the concerned course before applying.

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The total tuition fee of MBA at National Forensic Sciences University, Gandhinagar is INR 3 lakh. This number is taken from the official sourecs of college. It can change.

Candidates can check below the NFSU, Gandinagar Application Fee: 

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Application Fee

General / Unreserved

INR 2,000

OBC-NCL & EWS

INR1,800

SC, ST & PwBD

INR 1,600

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No, admission is closed at National Forensic Sciences University for the academic session 2026. The application portal's deadline, which was extended for undergraduate programs like BSc and integrated BBA-MBA, ended on July 2, 2026.

The total tuition fee of BSc in Criminology and Forensic Science at National Forensic Sciences University is INR 3.9 lakh. This number is taken from the official sources of college. It can change.

National Forensic Sciences University, Gandhinagar offers a three-year BSc in Criminology and Forensic Science, through the School of Behavioural Forensic Science. The institute also offers a 5-year integrated BSc-MSc in Forensic Science through the School of Forensic Science.

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