1) Drugs associated with sexual offence:

2) If you know what to look for, you can tell a male from a female skull. Which statement is FALSE?

3) The final image formed by a compound microscope is:

4) Spinal poisons are:

5) Rectified spirit as preservative is contra-indicated in cases of poisoning by:

6) A brownish colored scab over an abrasion is formed by:

7) In routine autopsy spinal cord is opened through:

8) Davidson Body is present in:

9) Periodic trends are most useful in predicting:

10) HMX contains:

11) Snap haunt is a:

12) A saturated alcoholic solution of picric acid added to spermatic fluid gives (Barberio's test):

13) The scales of hair can be preserved with the help of:

14) Following is the active component of marking nut:

15) Considering mode of administration, poison acts more rapidly when:

16) Apart from humans, P30 in seminal stain is found in:

17) Polarizing microscope is mainly used for the study of:

18) Seminal fluid choline originates from the:

19) Within a monochromator, the necessary collimation and focusing are performed by:

20) Which section of CrPC states that whenever female has to be examined it should be done by (or under supervision) of a lady doctor?

21) The presence of fine lateral nystagmus indicates intake of:

22) Tailing of a wound is seen in:

23) Organophosphorus compounds are inhibitors of:

24) The following typing is used to determine both sex from a biological specimen:

25) Following column packing materials are available in HPLC:

26) Suitable material for casting of tool marks: (a) wax, (b) plasticine, (c) woodsmetal, (d) faxfilm

27) Ted Bundy was an American serial killer who was convicted on the basis of which type of forensic evidence?

28) Assertion (A): Fetal and adult hemoglobin can be differentiated in its globin component. Reason (R): Because the adult hemoglobin is denatured by alkali while the fetal one is not.

29) It is not used as a primer in cartridge:

30) Lord Louis Mountbatten was blown to pieces in 1979 by IRA bomb. How did police link Thomas McMahon to the crime?

31) Match the instrument with the detector: a. Atomic Absorption Spectrometer, b. Infra Red Spectrometer, c. Emission Spectrograph, d. Gas Liquid Chromatography | i. Thermal conductivity, ii. Hypersensitive Photoplate, iii. Golay, iv. Photomultiplier Tube

32) In 1835, Henry Goddard investigated a burglary. He retrieved the bullet and disproved the butler's version using which technique?

33) The term 'Expert evidence' is defined in section:

34) Teaching of Forensic Science for the first time in India was started in 1959 at:

35) Chromatography was first reported by:

36) The number of lead pellets in 12 bore cartridge is:

37) Match the following: List-I: a. Inquest, b. Conduct Money, c. Leading Question, d. Corpus delicti | List-II: i. Cross examination, ii. Police, iii. Body of evidence, iv. Witness

38) The human genome contains about _______ DNA molecules per diploid genome.

39) Energy transfer in photosensitized reactions occurs through:

40) Correct order of putrefaction is:

41) Radioactivity of a substance can be measured by:

42) Firing pin marks of a gun are:

43) Match secret writings deciphering: a. Soap, b. Milk, c. Sodium Chloride, d. Potassium thiocyanate | i. Heat, ii. Ferric compounds, iii. Water, iv. Silver nitrate

44) The time of death can be calculated by livor mortis. What does this term refer to?

45) The most common means of identification of faeces sample is by detection of:

46) Which of the following types of inquests are presently held in India?

47) It is the function of a coroner to conduct inquiries into non-natural deaths. Originally, the job of coroner was to perform:

48) Which is not an Organophosphorus compound?

49) Wads and cushion wads are found in:

50) In October 1974 part of a male torso was found floating in the River Thames. How was it eventually identified?

51) Radial fractures on glass surface starts on:

52) In Knoxville, Tennessee, 'the Body Farm' conducts research into human decomposition. Who created this facility?

53) What is studied in forensic palynology?

54) Following test is a confirmatory test for phenol:

55) Match firearms with trigger pull in pound: a. Ordinary shot gun, b. Pistol, c. Revolver Double Action, d. Service Rifle | i. 3.5-4.5 pound, ii. 3-4 pound, iii. 16-20 pound, iv. 6-7 pound

56) Shovel-shaped incisors are found amongst:

57) Conduct money is paid for:

58) In a firearm case, casualty criteria for man is:

59) Gas chromatography was developed by:

60) In vehicle accident, tire marks on body is suggestive of:

61) The writing on charred document can be restored by:

62) For wound ballistics study in human beings, the following is used:

63) Pyrolysis gas chromatography is useful for characterization of paint:

64) Optical components in UV spectrometer are made up of:

65) One of the following test is used to determine the species of origin from blood stain:

66) Procuration of minor girl is punishable as IPC section:

67) Match the following poisoning types: a. Cardiac, b. Deleriant, c. Spinal, d. Irritant | i. Brucine, ii. Calotropin, iii. Aconitine, iv. Cannabinoid

68) Richest concentration of choline in spermatic fluid was determined by:

69) Boyde's formula helps to determine:

70) Strong acid among the following is:

71) Abdul threatens Zakir that he will keep his child unless he gives him his shares. Abdul has committed offence as per IPC section:

72) The number of land and grooves in .32 revolver is:

73) Copy prepared by superimposing the document is called:

74) Scalds are caused by:

75) Conventional electrophoretic techniques resolve allelic products of PGM locus into phenotypes: