Previous Year Question Papers Of M.Sc Forensic Science DUET Exam

1. Which of the following is not a component of radioactive decay

2. Toxin, Rícin’ is obtained from which of the following

3. The type of spectrometry that uses electrons to bombard a sample is

4. Specify the number of triradius in a loop

5. Iodine fumes adhere to this type of fingerprint residue

6. Tyre marks made into deep snow are categorised as

7. Which of the following is not a fundamental right

8. The Indian Constitution was enforced on

9. What is the range of visible light?

10. The term, ‘phishing’ is linked with which of the following

11. Three dimensional footwear evidences can be preserved by

12. Forensic firearm examination is the process of examining the characteristics of

13. Beer-Lambert law is concerned with

14. Fingerprint recovery from the surface of firearms is done with

15. Most efficient mechanism for the transfer of heat from burning fuel to fuel that is yet to be
ignited is

16. The field of ballistics is able to identify

17. What is the use of optical bridge in comparison microscope:

18. The blood alcohol concentration to the breath alcohol concentration is:

19. A fingerprint that is not visible to the unaided eye is known as

20. Planck’s constant

21. Phase of maximum physical, psychosocial, cognitive, and emotional growth of human beings is

22. Person having antigen B on surface of RBCs has

23. Role of a forensic anthropologist is to

24. Even if the gun has not been left at the crime scene, which of the following helps to gather information about the type of gun used:

25. Calvin Goddard and Phillip Gravelle modernized the forensic examination of firearms by
inventing

26. Linea aspera is located on the posterior surface of

27. Human being has following number of chromosome

28. Which of the following is a type of non-impact printer?

29. Which of the following rights was described by Dr. B.R. Ambedkar as The Heart and soul of the Constitution?

30. Time taken for the radioactive substance to reduce to half its activity is known as

31. The shedding phase of human hair is known as:

32. Forensic firearm examiners are subject to being called to testify in court as

33. Which of the following methods used in the analysis of ink may be described as “destructive”?

34. The principle ‘every contact leaves a trace’ was given by

35. A drug that induces alterations in perception and mood without inhibiting brain activity is known as

36. A developing intellectual method which emphasizes gender issues in criminology is called

37. Carbohydrate in humans is stored as

38. Which of the following is enforceable in a court of law ?

39. First eruption of temporary teeth occurs at the age of

40. Toxicologists detect and identify drugs and poisons in

41. Lead pencil contains which of the following

42. Main technique used to analyse samples suspected of containing liquid fire accelerants is:

43. Theory saying that the crime is largely a product of an individual’s body build or somatotype is
given by

44. Ninhydrin reacts with what type of finger print residue

45. Integrated automated fingerprint identification system, is the national fingerprint database maintained by the

46. The humerus of nonhumans can be distinguished from humans by configuration of

47. Which of the following is a robust tool for analysis of adulteration of petrol, diesel and kerosene

48. The technique of casting may be used to recover impressions of

49. A person who specialises in the study of human skeletal remains within a legal context is known
as a

50. Among following, who is known as the father of criminal detection

51. Anomie/Strain Theory of crime was propounded by:

52. Oxidizing agent used in black powder is

53. Lucas test is used for the test of which of the following

54. Which of the following is a test to check presence of methanol in alcohol

55. Children who are habitually absent from school or home are called

56. A delinquency offense can be defined as

57. Most common adulterant in country made liquor is

58. Which one is linked with the Cephalic Index?

59. Maximum nasal breadth is measured using which of the following landmark

60. Blood group systems is discovered by

61. The data recorded as , ‘Crime in India’ is published by which of the following

62. Stellate or star shaped wound is a characteristic feature of

63. A loop which opens toward the thumb side of the left hand is known as

64. Latent Fingerprints when developed using Ninhydrin gives which of the following colour

65. Research based on experiment is known as

66. Which of the following is a characteristic feature of authentic handwriting?

67. Expert who focuses on determining the cause of death is known as

68. A crack in the glass from a rough circle around the point of impact is known as

69. Which of the following constitutes a type of juvenile delinquency?

70. Which of the following drugs is not made in India?

71. Personal identification based on anthropometric measurements is known as:

72. Unstable isotopes are produced by artificial

73. pH means which of the following

74. Biodegradable wastes can usually be converted into useful substances with the help of

75. The first successful documented case of forensic firearm examination occurred in

76. Practice of untouchability is prohibited by

77. ‘Ecstasy’ is the alternate term used for which of the following

78. Which of the following statements is false

79. The term Kleptomania means?

80. Studies which measure the same variables in the same subject over time are called

81. Oxidizing agent used in black powder is:

82. Which of the following is a man-made fibre?

83. Which of the following best represents the strength of hydrogen bond

84. For identification of sex, best indicators are

85. A specific copy machine may be identified on the basis of which of the following individual
feature?

86. Maximum Cranial Length can be measured using which of the following landmark

87. Human trafficking is which of the following type of crime

88. Which of the following cannot be used as a source of IR radiation?

89. Polygraph is an assistive techniques to

90. Ceasare Lombroso is associated which of the following school of thought

91. The double helix structure of DNA is held together by

92. Adult human dental formula is

93. Visible prints that occur when a foreign substance on the skin of a finger comes in contact with
the smooth surface of another object is called:

94. After birth Human baby grows

95. A test that establishes the possibility that a specific type of fluid or substance is present in a
sample is called

96. The Lie detecting techniques assess the changes in which of the following:

97. Which of the following is not a type of whorl pattern?

98. The element which is required by the plant in large quantity

99. The study of firearms and firearm ballistics is often divided into:

100. Comparison microscope consist of