What is the syllabus for M.Sc Forensic Science entrance exam?

<p>Although the syllabus for entrance exams in M.Sc Forensic Science may slightly differ from one university or examining institute to another, there are certain core areas that you can expect to be covered. The breakup of the normal syllabus is as follows:</p><p>Forensic Fundamentals: 20-30%</p><p>CSI: This domain will address your knowledge of the procedures at a crime scene, from scene securing and isolation to searching for evidence and documentation.</p><p>Laws and Ethics: This may include elementary knowledge regarding criminal laws, IPC in certain cases, and ethical parameters towards the practice of forensic science.</p><p>Natural Sciences (30-40 %)</p><p>Chemistry: It would deal with elementary concepts relating to inorganic and organic chemistry, analytical tools applied in forensic science, such as chromatography and spectroscopy, and principles of chemical reactions as may be relevant in forensic analysis, for example, in identification of drugs.</p><p>&nbsp;Biology, physics and other Essential areas (10-20%) like aptitude and Reasoning, english language, general knowledge regarding the criminal and justice system&nbsp;</p>

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