Department of Forensic Science / B.Sc. Forensic Science & Computer Science
This programme is an interdisciplinary undergraduate programme that integrates the scientific rigor of forensic science with the technological depth of computer science. Students benefit from modern, discipline-specific laboratories equipped for crime-scene simulation, microscopy, spectrophotometry, serology, and digital forensics, alongside well-developed computing facilities for programming, databases, and cybersecurity.
The programme provides a strong foundation in evidence analysis, investigative methods, and computational problem-solving, preparing students for careers at the intersection of science, technology, and law enforcement. The B.Sc is a three year degree programme. However, as per the provisions of the new National Education Policy (NEP 2020), a student may continue into the fourth year and earn a B.Sc Honours degree.
Comprehensive training in disk imaging, memory forensics, mobile analysis, malware reverse engineering, and network packet decoding.
Practical access to EnCase/Autopsy forensic suites, Wireshark, ballistics simulators, and high-performance computing clusters.
Four-year honours degree with specialized advanced casework, mock courtroom trials, and research dissertations.
Graduates are equipped with scientific acumen, analytical competence, and practical expertise required across leading industries and research laboratories.
A structured academic pathway designed for high-impact professional careers and advanced research excellence.
Programme: B.Sc. Forensic Science & Computer Science (Dual Major)
Duration: 3 Years (Degree) / 4 Years (Honours under NEP 2020)
Mode: Full-Time Undergraduate Programme
Academic Focus: Digital evidence, cyber investigation, network security, software engineering, databases and physical forensics
Department: Department of Forensic Science
School: School of Biological & Forensic Sciences
Review the mandatory academic qualifications and minimum score criteria required for admission.
Candidates who have completed Higher Secondary (10+2 / PUC) or Equivalent with an aggregate of 40% or an equivalent CGPA and have studied Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics and/or Biology are eligible.
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Find Programmes by InterestUpon successful completion of the B.Sc. Forensic Science & Computer Science programme, graduates demonstrate comprehensive mastery in the following core academic competencies:
Create bit-stream disk images, preserve digital volatile memory, recover deleted files, and inspect system registry artifacts.
Analyze network packet captures, configure firewall rules, trace IP endpoints, and identify cyber intrusion vectors.
Develop investigative automation scripts and software tools in C, Java, Python, SQL, and PHP.
Conduct physical crime scene documentation, latent fingerprint development, ballistics analysis, and questioned document review.
Interpret the Information Technology Act, maintain chain of custody for electronic evidence (Section 65B), and deliver expert reports.
Conduct research projects, present at national symposia, and prepare for M.Sc. Digital Forensics, MCA, and cyber security careers.
This programme is an interdisciplinary undergraduate programme that integrates the scientific rigor of forensic science with the technological depth of computer science. Students benefit from modern, discipline-specific laboratories equipped for crime-scene simulation, microscopy, spectrophotometry, serology, and digital forensics, alongside well-developed computing facilities for programming, databases, and cybersecurity.
The Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.) – Forensic Science & Computer Science (Dual Major) at Kristu Jayanti University combines academic rigor with extensive hands-on laboratory training, interdisciplinary research dissertations, and industry internships.
Choosing this programme enables students to:
With state-of-the-art laboratory infrastructure, esteemed faculty mentorship, and active industry collaborations, graduates are empowered for leadership across research institutions, corporate enterprises, and global academic environments.