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Dear Dondapudi, Forensic science is primarily concerned with the application of scientific principles for the investigation of crime. Using the very latest in technology, forensic scientists convert the clues collected from a crime scene into evidence admissible in a court of law. It is the use or application of science in courts or legal proceedings.
Forensic science is not a discipline or branch of science, but is a catch-all for many distinct disciplines. It is broadly grouped into three: Medical, laboratory and field science. Forensic medicine is a broad medical subject which includes forensic pathology, psychiatry, psychology, and odontology (dentistry). Forensic Speech Science is a latest addition to Forensic science.
Course available in 14 different colleges of India are:-
Diploma in Criminology
Diploma in Finger Print Examination
M.A. Criminology
M.A. Criminology and Criminal Justice Administration
M.Sc. Criminology
M.Sc. Cyber Forensics and Information Security
M.Sc. Forensic Science
Ph.D. Criminology and Criminal Justice Administration
Post Graduate Diploma in Criminology and Forensic Science
Post Graduate Diploma in Criminology and Police Science
Post Graduate Diploma in Digital and Cyber Forensics and Related Laws

Dear Dinesh, minimum age for pilot training is 17 but there is no upper limit till your medical fitness is A1G1 catagory. Initially one obtains a student pilot license (SPL) from a government sponsored flying club in the country. The minimum eligibility sponsored for the SPL is matriculation examination and age should be above 16 years. An oral examination has to be taken in subjects related to aviation. Before being permitted to start flying, one must acquire a private pilot license (PPL). Flying includes overall 60 hours of flying with cross-country and solo flying. In additional individuals have to pass theoretical examinations in subjects like air regulations, air navigations, aviation meteorology and aircraft engines. A commercial pilot license (CPL) can be obtained only after acquiring a PPL. Flying clubs are equipped to provide a practical complement of the training for the CPL, which includes a further 190 hours of flying experience. Approxmately, 12-15 Lacs will be spent to acquire CPL.
Once you get the CPL, you may want to go in for multi engine training. After seven to 10 hours of multi engine training on a certain aircraft, your license will carry an endorsement of the aircraft you have flown.
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