.png)
A Diploma in Forensic Medicine is a specialized program that trains students to apply medical knowledge in legal and criminal investigations. Typically lasting 1-2 years, the course covers topics such as post-mortem examination, forensic toxicology, criminal law, and injury analysis. Students learn to work with law enforcement agencies, handling medical evidence and interpreting findings for court proceedings. The program is ideal for medical professionals, such as doctors and nurses, looking to specialize in forensic medicine. Eligibility usually requires a medical degree (MBBS) or its equivalent. Graduates can work in hospitals, forensic labs, law enforcement agencies, and legal consultancies.
