Every Candidate for the Diploma Course in Forensic Science and Criminal Investigation shall be examined in the following six papers in theory and practical examination separately The theory paper shall be for three hours duration and practical paper shall be of five hours (one day)
Paper 1301 - Cirminal Jurisprudence and evidence Law - 100
Paper 1302 - Identificatin of Individuals
(a) Theory - 80
(b) Practical - 20
Paper 1303 - Identification of Finger Prints & Hand Writing
(a) Theory - 80
(b) Practical - 20
Paper 1304 - Identification of Objects
(a) Theory - 80
(b) Practical - 20
Paper 1305 - Medical Jurisprudence and Forensic Science - 100
Paper 1306 - Dissertation - 100
(a) Written - 70
(b) Viva-voce - 30
2. A Candidate who after having passed the Examination of B.A. LL.B. Five Years or LL.B. Three Years courses with at least 48% marks in the aggregate or M.Sc. or B.Sc. with atleast 50% marks in the aggregate of this University or any other Indian University recognised for the purpose by the University shall be permitted to appear at the Examination in the Diploma Course in Forensic Science & Criminal Investigation, Subject to his having pursued a regular Course of study in the University for one academic year