How to get a seat in University of Calicut for M.Sc. in Forensic Science?
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To get a seat in the University of Calicut for M.Sc. in Forensic Science, candidates must fulfill the eligibility criteria, which includes possessing a B.Sc. degree in a relevant field with at least 60% marks. Admission is based on an entrance examination, and successful candidates are ranked according to their entrance test marks. There are 20 seats available, with 15 for open merit and 5 for in-service persons of the Police department. Relaxation of up to 5% is available for OBC/OEC candidates, and SC/ST candidates need only to pass.
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Calicut University is one of the renowned universities which offers quality education to the students. The university is accredited with an A+ Grade by NAAC and approved by UGC. The university is ranked 101-150 by NIRF 2025 under the University category. Globally, the University of Calicut is ranked 179 by the QS Asian University Rankings - Southern Asia category 2025 and 601-620 by the QS Asian University Rankings 2025. Calicut University appoints well-trained and expert faculty members with years of experience. As per the students, Calicut University offers less financial support to international student
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Calicut University BSc Seats 2025 offers 21,021 seats for its BSc programme. Each specialoisation have different seat capacity.
BSc programmes is divided into six semesters. Subjects are usually divided intio Discipline-Specific Core (DSC) subjects and Discipline-Specific Electives (DSE) subjects. Students also gain hands on experience as part of practical component of the course. Both theory exam and Internal Assessment holds weightage in BSc total marks.
Calicut University BSc have several components. Apart from annual tuition fees, BSc students at Calicut University must also pay a one-time fee that costs around INR 440 to INR 12,500. Sometimes it also depends on the specialisation. These may include admission fees, caution deposits, or lab facilities charges.
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