1) Assertion A: Different stages involved in dealing with wildlife evidences include detection and collection, handling of evidence, sealing of evidence, transfer and transportation of evidence, storage and processing of evidence. Reason R: Proper crime scene investigation of wildlife crime may result in identification of Poacher.

2) The principle of superposition can also be expressed by which of the following

3) Who gave the law of triads

4) Assertion A: Ethics in the Forensic Science is complex and challenging. Reason R: Because it functions at the interface of science and Law.

5) Match: A. Calotropis gigantea - I. Castor Oil plant. B. Semecarpus anacardium - II. Mibhazahar plant. C. Ricinus communis - III. Madar plant. D. Aconitum napellus - IV. Marking nut plant

6) In a simple microscope, eyepiece is a combination of: A. Concave lens, B. Convex lens, C. Diverging lens, D. Converging lens

7) Sequence used for examination of fingerprint involves: A. Development of Fingerprint, B. Lifting of Fingerprint, C. Examination of characteristics of Fingerprints, D. Location of Fingerprint, E. Preparation of report

8) Which trace element plays a very important role in nucleic acid metabolism, tissue repair and cell replication

9) Assertion A: A ridge count of 2 will be taken during ridge counting of loop pattern. Reason R: This is possible only when the imaginary line passes from middle of enclosure.

10) Pigment chip received in a Forensic Science laboratory consists of: A. Pigment, B. The Vehicle element, extenders and solvent, C. Picric Acid, D. Glass microballoons

11) The electronegativities of two elements A and B are χA and χB, respectively. If ΔA-B = 0, then which of the following statement is true

12) Which of the following statements is correct in context of 'Frisking'

13) Unique characteristics of any physical evidence which is used for identification is called as

14) Representative markers of RNA based assays for body fluid identification are: A. HTN3, MUC7 and STATH for Saliva. B. MULH, HBD1 and DKK4 for Semen. C. HBB, SPTB and CD93 for Blood. D. KLK3, TGM4 and PRM1 for Vaginal Secretions

15) Individuals who produce A, B and H blood group specific substances in body fluids are called as.

16) Arrange the chromatographic technique in accordance with their inception: A. Paper Chromatography, B. Gas Chromatography, C. High performance liquid Chromatography, D. Micellar electro kinetic Capillary Chromatography

17) Match: A. 1st Law of Motion - I. ʃ P = mv. B. 2nd Law of Motion - II. P = Ft. C. Impulse - III. F = ma. D. Friction - IV. F = µN

18) The structure represents:

19) The writing in which the person has made a deliberate attempt to remove or modify all or some of the writing habits is known as

20) Dry casting method is used in casting of 3-D tire marks present on.

21) Red blood cells and platelet cells are not used during DNA analysis for individual identification. Red blood cells and platelet cells do not contain nuclei.

22) Sir Edward Henry developed a classification system for fingerprints that became the standard taxonomy in Europe and North America in the year

23) Assertion A: Enzyme-multiplied immuno assay technique has gained widespread popularity among toxicologists. Reason R: This technique is popular due to its speed and sensitivity for detecting drugs in urine.

24) Match: A. Heroine - I. Fungi. B. Lysergide - II. Catha edulis. C. Abrin - III. Semi synthetic. D. Khat - IV. Plant Protein

25) Section 376B IPC defines sexual intercourse by husband upon his wife during separation who is living separately, whether under a decree of separation or otherwise, without her consent. The punishment for such an act is rigorous imprisonment for not less than 5 years but which may extend up to 10 years with fine.

26) Which law is also known as the Principle of Photochemical Activation:

27) The first crime laboratory of America (Chicago) was established in the year

28) Which of the following processes is exothermic?

29) Which of the following city in India do not have commissionarate system of policing: A. Hyderabad, B. Bhopal, C. Korba (Chhattisgarh), D. Jamshedpur, E. Kanpur

30) Which of the following methods is use for the comparison of components of ink samples.

31) Which one of the following correctly demonstrates the resolving power of a microscope.

32) Which on of the following is not responsible for tremor in a person's hand writing

33) Which one of the following is most commonly used as an antidote in case of methanol poisoning

34) Match: A. Pressure - I. Pb = Pc = Pa, B. Pascal's law - II. V = √(2gh), C. Torricelli's Law - III. F = 6πηrv, D. Viscosity - IV. P = F/A

35) Narcotic drugs fall in which of the under mentioned categories:

36) Five major classes of immunoglobulins are

37) Heat is a form of energy transformed between two or more systems by virtue of temperature difference. SI unit of temperature is Kelvin (K)

38) Match: A. Henry P. de Forest 1902 - I. Record his own fingerprint to prevent forgery in commissary orders. B. J. C. A Mayer 1988 - II. First large scale documentation of Fingerprint in USA. C. Alphonse Bertillon 1882 - III. Skin ridges are never duplicated in two individuals. D. Gilbert Thompson 1882 - IV. A Clerk in Paris Police identification Bureau devised anthropometry

39) Which among the following do not represent the growth phase of hair.

40) Match: A. Distillation - I. Separation two immiscible liquid, B. Solvent extraction - II. Separation of alcohols, C. Sublimation - III. Separation of parts of blood, D. Centrifugation - IV. Camphor

41) The center of ossification appears in the lower end of femur by

42) Double diffusion type of assay is an assay which a concentration gradient is established for both an antigen and an antibody. The most common examples of double diffusion type are the ring assay and the Ouchterlony assay.

43) Gention Violet method is used to develop latent fingerprint on which type of surface.

44) Which one is true in context of police investigation

45) Arrange the following in increasing order of their refractive index: A. Air, B. Kerosene, C. Benzene, D. Water

46) Slide action, bolt action are types of smooth bored fire arm. In a smooth bored firearm the spreading of shot is restricted by tapering of the barrel at muzzle and called as 'Choke'.

47) In a case of oral ingestion of strong mineral acid with the intent of commiting suicide, if the person is taken to hospital gastric lavage is given to remove acid from stomach. Gastric lavage is a gastrointestinal decontamination technique.

48) Which among the following is an hybrid instrumental technique: A. UV-Visible Spectrophotometer, B. Gas Chromatography, C. High performance liquid Chromatography, D. Scanning Electron microscope, E. Solid phase micro extraction

49) A mixture of benzaldehyde and formaldehyde on heating with aqueous NaOH solution gives:

50) Death of a person caused due to mugging, garroting, etc. are example of

51) Which on of the following is the correct option for calculating the motion of car on a banked road

52) Arrange the proper order the establishment of (CFSL) (old to new): A. CFSL Hyderabad, B. CFSL Kolkata, C. CFSL Bhopal, D. CFSL Chandigarh

53) The experts witness/Evidence is mainly corrected under.

54) One of the methods to know the time since death is by measuring the body temperature. For recording the temperature of dead body the thermometer is to be place in

55) Fax machine printa heads known as TTI at the top of each fax page. Here T.T.I stands for.

56) Assertion A: Silver nitrate is a liquid based latent finger print developing agent. Reason R: Silver nitrate reacts with the salt/chemical present in sweat and makes it visible.

57) Arrange the the components of a UV-vis Spectrophotometer in correct order. A. Detector, B. Monochromator, C. Radiation Source, D. Recorder, E. Sample holder

58) Assertion A: Group 18 of p-block elements are all noble gases. Reason R: All the orbits in valence shell are completely filled.

59) Match: A. DNA - I. Osborn, B. Documents - II. Hatcher, C. Ballastics - III. Landsteiner, D. Blood - IV. Jefferys

60) Radio activity of a substance can be measured by

61) Chose the correct order of ionic radius for the following species: A. I-, B. Cl-, C. Ar+, D. Te2-

62) A crime is any: A. Illegal act only if observed by a police officer. B. Act Forbidden by the law. C. Omission forbidden by law. D. The only act which has been reported.

63) Which one is the correct order of acidic strength for the under mentioned compounds?

64) Among the following which evidence implies fact or events without proving it.

65) Fingerprint is generally used for personal identification. CODIS is used to store and match finger print.

66) Assertion A: During putrefaction of a dead body of an infant the brain putrefies very late. Reason R: In infant the skull bones are thin and the presence of fontanelles in the brain of infants very rapidly become soft and pulpy.

67) A mass spectrometer is an instrument which separates ionized atoms, molecules or fragments of molecules by the difference in their

68) Which of the following is considered to be an acceptable crime scene search pattern: A. Spiral Search, B. Straight line Search, C. Quadrant Search, D. Triangular Search

69) Transition element belongs to which block of elements

70) Numerical aperture is equal to which of the following

71) Postmortem caloricity is not observed in which of the following causes of death:

72) Which one of the undermentioned compound is most susceptible to nucleophilic attack at the carbonyl group

73) Electrostatic detection apparatus is used for

74) Which of the following acidic strength order is wrong?

75) Which one of the following is not one of the example of Column Chromatography.