1) In which of the following, the Takayama reagent gives positive results:

2) Which of the following is not an example of depressants

3) Which of the following is not a man made fiber

4) Match the following:

List I: (A). Spinal poison, (B). Cardiac poison, (C). Asphyxiant, (D). Nephrotoxic

List II: (I). Carbon monoxide, (II). Mercury, (III). Strychnine, (IV). Aconite

5) Density gradient of glass can be measured by

6) Interruption in the strokes due to the removal of writing instrument is known as

7) Which of the following characteristics are observed in complete close contact wound from shotgun?

(A). Muzzle impression
(B). Tattooing
(C). Seared zone
(D). Blackened zone

Choose the correct answer from the options given below:

8) Match List-I with List-II:

List-I: (A). Chop wound, (B). Punctured wound, (C). Bruises, (D). Incised

List-II: (I). Needle, (II). Knife, (III). Axe, (IV). whip

9) Seminal fluid stain is identified by

10) Which of the following tyre tread characteristic does not belong to the tyre tread nomenclature?

11) Match List-I with List-II:

List-I: (A). Section 32, IEA, (B). Section 45, IEA, (C). Section 138, IEA, (D). Section 136, IEA

List-II: (I). Procedure of recording of Medical Evidence, (II). Dying declaration, (III). Part of Mental Health Act, (IV). Opinion of experts

12) Following characteristics are peculiar to the ballpen writings:

(A). Darker double track within the stroke
(B). Burr striations
(C). Gooping
(D). Dark flow back at the bottom of the vertical stroke

Choose the correct answer from the options given below:

13) Which of the following is responsible for 'Run amok' condition

14) The pattern having two separate and distinct overlapping loops are present with separate shoulders and two deltas. The core forming ridges of the loops open towards same side of the deltas. The pattern is known as:

15) Latent fingerprint can be developed by

16) Sodium chloride present in latent fingerprints reacts with which of the following to produce a visible prints:

17) Match List-I with List-II:

List-I: (A). Laceration, (B). Exit wound, (C). Incision, (D). Entry wound

List-II: (I). Sharp cutting force, (II). Hard and blunt force, (III). Inverted margins, (IV). Everted margins

18) Match List-I with List-II:

List-I: (A). Podogram, (B). Cheiloscopy, (C). Palatoscopy, (D). Dactylography

List-II: (I). Foot Prints, (II). Fingerprints, (III). Lip print, (IV). Palatal Rugae

19) A photograph made through a compound microscope and may be greatly enlarged image of a small area, is known as

20) Which of these is not a fingerprint pattern

21) Skid marks can be used to determine

22) The type of protein that acts as catalyst for certain specific reactions is known as

23) In HPLC when packing material is used in column is polar in nature, and mobile phase is relatively non polar it is known as

24) The cannabis product such as ganja is prepared from which part of the plant:

25) In alcohols, which type of hybridization is associated with the carbon atom to which the hydroxyl groups (OH) is connected

26) Which of the following is not a class characteristic of handwriting

27) The smearing over the writing to make the original undecipherable is known as

28) An unknown compound 'A' has a molecular formula C₄H₆. When 'A' is treated with excess of Br₂ a new substance 'B' with molecular formula C₄H₆Br₄ is formed. The unknown compound 'A' when reacted with ammonical silver nitrate solution forms a white precipitate. The unknown compound 'A' could be

29) Indented writing can not be observed by

30) Which of the following test is based on hemoglobin activity

31) The National Forensic DNA Data Base maintained by FBI is known as

32) In postmortem drowning cases, diatoms are mainly found in

33) Starch iodine test can be performed for which of the following body fluid?

34) Who invented DNA fingerprinting

35) Which of the separation technique is best suited for the analysis of alcohol in blood

36) Match List-I with List-II:

List-I: (A). Ricinus communis, (B). Croton tiglium, (C). Semecarpus anacardium, (D). Capsicum annuum

List-II: (I). Jamalgota, (II). Dhobis nut, (III). Lal mirch, (IV). Arandi

37) Teaching of Forensic Science subject was first started in which of these places:

38) The chemical technique utilized for development of latent print on non porous surfaces is

39) To prevent contamination during setup of PCR reaction, which one of these is not important:

40) The instrument that automates the rapid and precise temperature changes required to copy a DNA strand is:

41) Which of the following has no charge

42) Which of the following has highest alcohol percentage

43) In respect to PCR technique: In a degraded biological sample, the longer the amplicon length ______

44) Match List-I with List-II:

List-I: (A). If two writings are by a single person, (B). Personal peculiarities, many of them in inconspicuous details, (C). Class characteristics, (D). Individual characteristic

List-II: (I). may result from influences as the writing system studied etc., (II). constitute the back bone of an identification, (III). then no fundamental differences should exist, (IV). distinguish the writings of two persons

45) The scientific name of marking nut is

46) The medico-legal autopsy is done by the permission of:

47) Match List with their active principle component:

List-I: (A). Oleander, (B). Betel Nut, (C). Aconite, (D). Tobacco

List-II: (I). Nerin, (II). Nicotine, (III). Arecoline, (IV). Psedaconine

48) What is the fullform of FIR?

49) Which of the following are examples of natural fibers:

(A). Wool
(B). Cotton
(C). Rayon
(D). Mohair

Choose the correct answer from the options given below:

50) Match List-I with List-II:

List-I: (A). Microscope, (B). Comparison Microscope, (C). ESDA, (D). TLC

List-II: (I). Indented writing, (II). Fiber, (III). Fired bullets, (IV). Ink

51) Which of these is preferred as an antidote for opium poisoning?

52) The book called 'Fingerprint' was written by

53) The study of hair is known as

54) AFIS is the abbreviation used for

55) The loop pattern flowing towards the thumb of that hand, is known as

56) Match List-I with List-II:

List-I: (A). O, (B). A, (C). B, (D). AB

List-II: (I). Anti-A, (II). None, (III). Anti-B, (IV). Anti-A and Anti-B

57) Which one of these is not included in the classification of hanging?

58) Rh factor was discovered by

59) The region of hair located between two layers containing pigment granules, is known as

60) A writing weakness reflected by shaky and irregular strokes is termed as

61) Which one of these is an another term for invisible fingerprint found at the scene of crime:

62) The contribution of Edmond Locard is regarding which of the following:

63) In which of the following, the recombinant DNA relies on to cut DNA into fragments

64) Arrange the following steps chronologically to be followed at scene of crime (SOC):

(A). Collection of evidences
(B). Securing of SOC
(C). Photography and videography
(D). Packaging of evidences

Choose the correct answer from the options given below:

65) The separation of mixture of protein by placing them on a gel coated plate under the influence of an electric potential is:

66) Which among the following does not fall under the category of unnatural sexual offences:

67) The autopsy is performed on:

68) What is the refractive index of water at 25°

69) The process of reading or interpreting the erased or obliterated material that is illegible, is known as

70) A deliberate attempt to alter usual hand writing habits in hopes of hidding identity, is known as:

71) Which of the following tyre marks are created when the tyre rotates while simultaneously turning

72) Arrange the following in chronological order:

(A). Snaphaunce
(B). Flint lock
(C). Match lock
(D). Wheel lock

Choose the correct answer from the options given below:

73) Which of the following is the sign of antemortem hanging?

74) The ratio of the speed of light in a vacuum to its speed in a given substance is

75) Match List-I with List-II:

List-I: (A). Cherry red, (B). Bright Pink, (C). Dark brown or yellow, (D). Chocolate

List-II: (I). Potassium chlorate poisoning, (II). Carbon monoxide poisoning, (III). Phosphorous poisoning, (IV). Refrigerated body