| # | Course Name | Eligibility Criteria | Intake |
|---|---|---|---|
| 01 | B.Sc. Forensic Science | HSC (12th Standard) in the Science stream from a recognised board. | 50 |
| 02 | M.Sc. Forensic Science | Bachelor's degree with Forensic Science as one of the core subjects during graduation. | 20 |
| 03 | PGD FSRL | Bachelor's degree in Science (Physics, Chemistry, Biology, etc.), Pharmacy, Law, or Medical Sciences (MBBS, BHMS, BDS). | 40 |
| 04 | PGD DCFRL | Bachelor's degree with IT, Computer Science, Bioinformatics, Mathematics, Electronics, or Physics as a major subject. | 40 |
All programmes follow the NEP-2020 / CBCS framework implemented from 2023–24, enabling a flexible, credit-based and interdisciplinary curriculum with continuous evaluation.
A four-year (NEP) undergraduate programme integrating crime-scene investigation, forensic biology, chemistry, physics and digital forensics with hands-on laboratory training, preparing students for careers in forensic investigation.
A two-year postgraduate programme offering advanced specialization in forensic chemistry, DNA analysis, toxicology, ballistics, digital forensics and document examination, with research and on-the-job training.
Post-Graduate Diploma in Forensic Science & Related Law — a one-year programme bridging forensic practice with the Indian legal system for graduates entering laboratories, law enforcement and judicial services.
Post-Graduate Diploma in Digital & Cyber Forensics & Related Law — a one-year programme covering cyber-crime investigation, digital evidence analysis and the legal frameworks governing cybercrime in India.