Forensic Science Paper-2 Question Paper from UGC NET Exam held in June 2019, complete with the official Answer Key and comprehensive Explanations of each response.
The National Testing Agency (NTA) has announced that the source for the UGC-NET papers for Forensic Sciences in February 2023 will be their official website. This esteemed body is responsible for conducting the UGC-NET exam.
The exam will consist of 100 objective type questions, each worth 2 marks, making a total of 200 marks. All questions are compulsory, and candidates will not have the option to skip any.
The paper will delve into various aspects of forensic sciences, including the techniques used in analysis. For instance, it is important to note that gas chromatography, a common analytical chemistry technique, does not suit the analysis of Oxygen.
In the field of anthropology, several formulas are used for determining stature. These include the Dupertuis and Hadden formula, Trotter and Gleser Formula, and Widmark Formula. Candidates preparing for the exam should familiarise themselves with these formulas.
The paper will also cover the examination of questioned documents, a crucial aspect of forensic sciences. This section of the paper is relevant for college tests, net/jrf Exams, and similar examinations.
Moving on to botany, the paper will focus on the plant A. Saussurea costus, which is protected under the Wildlife (Protection) Act.
In the realm of photography, the article will discuss the composition of emulsion on photographic films and papers. This emulsion contains light-sensitive silver salt in a gelatin medium.
Lastly, the traditional printing method of relief printing, also known as Letter press printing, will be a topic of interest.
Preparing for the UGC-NET exam for Forensic Sciences? Brush up on these topics to ensure you're well-equipped for the challenge. Good luck!
