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LNJN National Institute of Criminology & Forensic Science(Ministry of Home Affairs, Government of India)SCIENTIFIC MINDSSYSTEMATIC APPROACHSTUDENTS’ PLACEMENT BROCHUREM.A. Criminology & M.Sc. ForensicScience 2017
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ContentsMessage from the Director7Message from the Dean8Direction from the Placement19CoordinatorAbout the Institute10Faculty14Pedagogy16Why NICFS20Suitability of studentsto various positions22Profile of the Students31
Message from the DirectorSandeep Mittal, IPSI have immense pleasure in presenting the Placement Brochure of ourM.A. Criminology and M.Sc. Forensic Science students for the session2015-2017With the change of society from simple to complex, nature of crime haschanged. Criminals have become tech-savvy and have been using latesttechnology to commit various crimes. Further, criminals operate in aborderless world. As a result Criminal Justice System is facing formidablechallenges in making our society safe.To meet this challenge, specialized and formal study of crime and criminals and use of modernscientific techniques is essential. Our M.A. Course in Criminology has been designed to educate thestudents about etiology of crime, various forms of crime, criminal justice process, correctionaladministration, human rights, research methodology, etc. The course in Criminology is a uniqueblend of theoretical and practical aspects of Criminal Justice education. M.Sc. Forensic Sciencecourse has been designed to equip students with latest knowledge about application of Science ininvestigation, use of basic scientific concepts in examination of crime exhibits and professionalvalues, concepts and ethics and truthful presentation of evidence in the trial court.The theoretical inputs equip the students with conceptual knowledge along with analytical skills.Variety of field exposures is organized to supplement this theoretical knowledge. The students areexposed to a large number of Conferences, Workshops, exhibits and field visits in their areas ofspecialization. The location of the Institute in Delhi enables us to organize talks by exceptionallyqualified Guest Faculty and each one is among the best in the country. Being aware of the CriminalLaw (both penal and procedural), in court process and working of police and law enforcementagencies, our young Alumni can be extremely helpful in protecting the interest of their employersagainst activities which can be criminal or other irregular transactions. It is with great confidencethat I present this batch of students who have an appropriate amalgamation of passion andprofessionalism.We welcome your organization to the Institute campus for recruiting our graduating students.7
Message from the DeanProf. (Dr.) B. N. ChattorajDean (Academics)On behalf of LNJN National Institute of Criminology and ForensicScience, it is my pleasure to invite you for campus recruitment of ourstudents of M.A. (Criminology) and M.Sc. (Forensic Science) of 20152017 academic session.Crime being a dynamic phenomenon, the nature of crime and criminals has changedconsiderably in the process of social change and development and particularly due to advent ofeconomic liberalization, globalization, communication revolution etc. This has not only resulted ineffecting substantial alterations in the dynamics of crime and criminal behavior but has alsobrought about multiple challenges for the Criminal Justice System in particular and society as awhole in general. Therefore, education and research in Criminology and Forensic Science haveassured significant importance to respond to the needs of the society and the criminal justice toface these unprecedented challenges for their existence.Our programmes cater to emerging requirements for effective prevention, control andinvestigation of crime. The course curricula which have been revised in recent years areculmination of thoughts of eminent professors, scientists and practitioners in areas ofCriminology and Forensic Science. Syllabi of all the Universities teaching Criminology and ForensicScience in the country have also been consulted before giving a final shape to our syllabi. Thesyllabi, thus, evolved have maintained an excellent blend of theory and practice.The students of 2015-2017 batches have derived the benefit of these syllabi and thereby havebeen empowered with specialized skills and knowledge in areas of Human Rights, Economicoffences Prevention, Security Management, Forensic Chemistry, Forensic Biology, Ballistics andForensic Documents. I believe that the students with their specialized skill in combination withtheir strong academic background will, undoubtedly, serve better to the organizations whichwill give them opportunity to serve.I shall take this opportunity to invite you to visit this Institute and recruit our students who Iassure, will prove themselves assets to your organization.8
Dr. Minakshi SinhaPlacement CoordinatorAddress: LNJN National Institute of Criminologyand Forensic Science (MHA),Outer Ring Road, Institutional Area, Near Jaipur GoldenHospital, Sector-3, Rohini, Delhi-110085.Phone No.:9810907942 01127517687 E-mail Id:minakshisinha@yahoo.comDirections:NICFS is located in North-West Delhi on western side of outer ring road (Dr. K. B. HedgewarMarg) nearly mid-way between Madhuban Chowk and Peeragarhi flyover. It is bordered by DDAJheel Park and DTC Bus Depot. Main gate is on outer ring road.Driving to NICFS:From Madhuban Chowk:From Peeragarhi Flyover:From Dhaula Kuan:DrivesouthtowardsPeeragarhi. At 3rd Traffic lighttake U-turn. . The institute isabout 200m on the left,behind Service Road after BusStop.Drive north on Outer RingRoad over the MangolpuriFlyover. After 3rd Traffic lightkeep to left lane. NICFS is 200meters. On the left behindservice road.Follow signage for PunjabiBagh / Mayapuri / Naraina.Drive about 12KM. Clockwiseon Ring Road to Moti Nagarflyover then follow guide givenbelow.9
About the InstituteLoknayak Jayaprakash Narayan National Institute of Criminology & Forensic Science(LNJN NICFS) was established by the Government of India in 1972 to promote 'Criminology' and'Forensic Science' through education, research and training. During its 42 years of existence, the Institutehas made significant headway in the areas of training of officials of the Criminal Justice System, ForensicScientists and conducting research in applied aspects of the two subjects. Over 41,260 officers fromPolice, Civil Administration, Prosecution, Judiciary, Correctional Administration, Customs, VigilanceDepartments of PSUs, Defence Services and Forensic Science Laboratories have participated in Seminars,orientation and Specialized courses organized by the Institute in Delhi and elsewhere. Officers fromforeign countries like Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Fiji, Indonesia, Iran, Iraq, Malaysia, Maldives, Sudan,Myanmar, Nepal, Palestine, Philippines, Singapore, Thailand, Uganda and Zambia have also participatedin some of these courses. In 2003 the Institute was renamed as Lok Nayak Jayaprakash Narayan NationalInstitute of Criminology and Forensic Science.The Institute started M.A. /M.Sc. Courses in Criminology and Forensic Science in 2004 under affiliationwith the Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University and has produced brilliant alumni. Every year morethan 18-20 students clear NET/JRF conducted by the UGC.Located in Rohini sub city of the National Capital of Delhi, the Institute has 8 acre campus housing22administrative wing, teaching block (about 9000M .), hostel space (2400M .), several lecture theatres,Seminar rooms, Auditorium besides residential facilities for faculty and staff. The Institute has anInstrumentation Wing and 7 laboratories with state of the art equipments.The Institute library has over 16000 volumes of technical books and subscribes over 42 journals (bothNational and International) on Criminology, Sociology, Social work, Social Anthropology, Law, Police,Science, Forensic Science, Chemistry, Biology, Physics, etc. The collection of reference books, CD's, audiovisual/video cassettes on Criminology and Forensic Science subjects is very rich.The Campus offers variety of sports and recreational facilities including gymnasium with latestequipment. Carom Board, Chess and Badminton etc. for the students and trainees.10
Students of M.A. Criminology have been participating in All India Criminology Conferences organized bythe Indian Society of Criminology every year. Several students of this Institute have been awardedGold/Silver Medal in the Conference for the presentation of best research paper in the scientific sessionof the Conference where large numbers of students from all over country have been presenting researchpapers. NICFS Graduates in Criminology have been working in various NGOs, Universities / Colleges,Banks, Companies in India and abroad. Some students have also been selected in International StudentExchange Scheme.The students of M.Sc. (Forensic Science) have been participating in All India Forensic ScienceConferences organized by Directorate of Forensic Science Services in collaboration with State ForensicScience Laboratories every year. Final year students participate in these conferences for presentationof their research papers where large number of students, academicians professionals, Forensic scientistsassemble from across the country for presenting their papers.NICFS Graduates in Forensic Science, have been placed in the Universities/ Colleges , Banks,MNCs, FSLs and CFSLs and with privately owned Investigating Agencies in the country. One student ofBatch 2009-11 got selected for International Scholarship of Florida International University afterCompeting through GRE/TOEFL examination.VISIONTo be a world class Institution to makeIndian Criminal Justice FunctionariesSMARTS – Strict &SensitiveM – Modern& MobileA – Alert &AccountableR – Reliable &ResponsiveT – Technosavvy &TrainedMISSIONCapacity building of Criminal Justice Functionaries through Teaching,Training, Research and Fostering International Co-operation inCriminology and Forensic Science.11
OBJECTIVES1. To act as National Institute towards advancement of the subjects of Criminologyand Forensic Science and towards this end to provide (i) M.A. in Criminology andM.Sc. in Forensic Science and (ii) undertake research in Criminology andForensic Science2. To act as a Centre of in-service training of officers in Police, Judiciary andCorrectional Services and also others engaged in the Criminal Justice Systemand its allied fields and to provide facilities for certificate and diplomacourses in the various subjects.3. To act as a reference body in the fields of Criminology and Forensic Sciencefor all National as well as International Institutions and provide all types ofinformation to workers engaged in the various studies in these fields.4. To promote international understanding and good-will by providing facilities fortraining and research in Criminology and Forensic Science to other countries.12
FUNCTIONSAs per the Ministry of Home Affairs Resolution no. 4/20/70-F(P)II/ICFS/GPA.Idated 25/09/1976, the functions of the Institute are as follows:-1. To conduct Masters of Arts and Master of Science Courses in Criminologyand Forensic Science2. To organize various in-service certificate and diploma courses asapproved by the Government of India from time to time3. To confer membership, Associate ship and Fellowship to those engagedin the profession of Criminology and Forensic Science4. To assist the Govt. of India in formulating policies relating to allmatters pertaining to the research and application of Criminology andForensic Science5. To collaborate with other Institutions, Organizations, Associations andSocieties in India and abroad for the promotion of study ofCriminology and Forensic Science and their application6. To establish and maintain Library and Information Service todisseminate information to different departments of the Govt. ofIndia and the State Governments and other7. Institutions in matters relating to Criminology and Forensic Science8. To offer Research Fellowship, Scholarship, prizes and stipends forfostering the study of9. Criminology and Forensic Science10. To undertake aid, promote and coordinate Research in Criminology andForensic Science through its own or other agencies includingUniversities and other Institutions of standing11. To analyze specific problem encountered in the fields ofCriminology and Forensic Science referred to the Institute by StateGovernments or Government of India12. To undertake all such research and studies either of its own or incollaboration with other organizations or persons on subjects whichwill serve the cause of Criminology and Forensic Science in the country.13. To publish News-letter, journals, Literature on Criminology andForensic Science which will advance the cause of Criminology andForensic Science.13
Faculty of Criminology(Including Contractual)Dr. B. N. ChattorajDr. Minakshi SinhaMrs. Anita Dahiya(Dean Academics)Reader (Sociology)Senior Faculty(Law)Dr. P.S BhushanSenior Faculty (Law)Dr. Hunny MityaniAssistant Professor(Criminology)Ms. Nandini HarshAssistant Professor(Law)Ms. Isha PaulAssistant Professor(Criminology)Visiting Faculty:1.2.3.4.5.Shri Sankar SenFormer Director NPA, Former DG,NHRCMs. Maja DaruwalaExecutive Director, CHRIRina Mitra, IPSSpl. Secretary (Internal security)M.H.AShri. A.K Sinha, IPS (Retd)Former Director, C.B.IShri. M.L Sharma, IPSFormer Additional Director, C.B.I&Central Information Commissioner,India.6.7.8.9.10.11.Dr. T.M BhasinCentral Vigilance Commissioner,India.Shri. Pavan DuggalAdvocate, Supreme Court of India.Prof. Dr. Amita SinghProf. of Law, Centre for Study ofLaw & GovernanceProf. M. Z. KhanFormer Dean, Jamia Millia IslamiaMr. P.S. Bawa (Retd. IPS)Former DGP SikkimProf. S. L. TandonFormer Dean, Delhi School ofSocial Work14
Faculty of Forensic Sciences(Including Contractual)Dr. A.C.RajvanshiSenior Faculty(Chemistry)Dr. J.K.ModiSenior Faculty(Ballistics)Visiting Faculty1.Sh.J.K. SemwalDr K.P.S.KushwahaSenior Faculty(Forensic Documents)Senior Faculty(Human Biology)Dr.S.R.SinghSenior Faculty(Physics)Dr. J.R. Sethi.Senior FacultyDr. Tanya ChauhanDr. Deepak Raj Rao G.Assistant Professor(Computer Science)Ms. Nilimamay SamalAssistant Professor(Instrumentation)Assistant Professor(Molecular Biology,Serology &DNA Analysis)Mr.Sanjeev KumarSenior Scientific Assistant(Documents)Dr. M.B. Rao (Retd.)Director, FSL, Haryana2.Prof. Dr. Sanjeev LalwaniRegistrar, Deptt. Of ForensicMedicine, AIIMS, New Delhi3.Dr. P.K ChattopadhyayFormer Prof. & Former HODForensic Science, PunjabiUniversity, Patiala & FormerDirector Amity University,Institute of Forensic ScienceResearch & Technology,Noida, U.P4. Prof. H.B. Singh (Retd.)Head of Chemistry Department,University of Delhi5. Dr. R. ChoudharyEx. Adviser, Cabinet Secretariat6.Sh. Gulshan RaiFormer Director, FSL, Haryana7.Dr. S.K. VermaProf. Forensic Medicine &Toxicology, UCMS & GTBHospital & Former HOD ForensicMedicine Delhi University8.Dr. J.R. GaurFormer Director, FSL, Junga,Himachal Pradesh9.Dr. V.K KashyapFormer Director, CFSL &Former Director Incharge, D.F.S10. Dr. A.K GuptaFormer Director, FSL, Delhi11. Prof. Anil AggarwalMaulana Azad MedicalCollege, New Delhi15
PEDAGOGYOUTLINE OF POST – GRADUATE PROGRAMMESThe Institute offers following 2 courses.(a) M.A. (Criminology)(b) M.Sc. (Forensic Science)M.A. (Criminology)Course Duration:Course Value:Core PapersOptional Papers2 years (4 semesters)105 CP (Credit Points)Credit69CP16CPPractical/Field Work8CP4CPDissertationNil8CPCore Paper1. Introduction in Criminology2. Forms of Crime3. Criminal Law and Procedure4. Criminal Justice System5. Juvenile Justice6. Theories of Crime7. Psychology of Crime8. Forensic Science9. Research Methodology10. Policing and Law Enforcement11. Penology and Correctional Admn.12. Crime Prevention & Management13. Victimology &Victim Justice(5 CP)(5 CP)(5 CP)(5 CP)(5 CP)(5 CP)(5 CP)(5 CP)(5 CP)(6 CP)(6 CP)(6 CP)(6 CP)Practical/Field Work1. Field work2. Psychology of Crime3. Forensic Science(2 CP)(3 CP)(3 CP)The optional streams(a) Economic Offence Prevention1. Economic Crime(Banking & Credit card Frauds)2. Impact of Economic Crime(Insurance & Capital Market Frauds)3. Legal Process of Economic OffencesInternship1. Economic CrimesTotal7728(5 CP)(5 CP)(6 CP)(2 CP)16
2. Impact of Economic CrimeDissertation(2 CP)(8 CP)(b) Security Management1. Fundamental of Security Management2. Disaster Management3. Corporate Security & ManagementInternship1. Fundamental of Security Management2. Disaster ManagementDissertation(5 CP)(5 CP)(6 CP)(2 CP)(2 CP)(8 CP)(c) Human Rights in Criminal Justice1. Evolution of Human Rights2. Human Rights in Criminal Justice3. Protection of Human RightsInternship1. Evolution of Human Rights2. Human Rights in Criminal JusticeDissertation(5 CP)(5 CP)(6 CP)(2 CP)(2 CP)(8 CP)M.Sc. (Forensic Science)Course Duration: 2 years (4 semesters)Course Value: 108 CP (Credit Points)Core PapersOptional PapersCredit22CP44CPPractical/Field Work4CP18CPCore Paper1. Introduction: Field & Laboratory2. Pattern Evidence3. Chemical Evidence4. Biological EvidencePractical1. Simulated crime scene exercise &Laboratory analysis of pattern evidence2. Laboratory analysis of Chemical& Biological EvidenceOptional Streams(a) Forensic Ballistics1. Physical Methods of Analysis2. Firearms, Ammunition & Evidentiary clues3. Internal, Intermediate & External Ballistics4. Forensic Ballistics – I5. Chemical Methods of Analysis6. Terminal Ballistics7. Forensic Ballistics – IIDissertationNil20CPTotal2682(6 CP)(5 CP)(5 CP)(6 CP)(2 CP)(2 CP)(5 CP)(6 CP)(5 CP)(6 CP)(5 CP)(6 CP)(5 CP)17
8. Application of Statistics,report writing & Arms Act.Practical1. Firearms and Ammunition2. Scene of Crime, Chemical tests & tool marks3. Use of Instrumentation Techniques4. Identification of Firearms & reconstruction5. Work in-house lab6. Attachment at designated lab outsideDissertation(b) Forensic Document Examination1. Instrumentation2. Techniques of Analysis Examination3. Document Photography4. Document Examination Overview5. Principles of Handwriting Examination6. Document Forgery and Alterations7. Mechanical Impressions& Security Documents8. Advances in DocumentExamination & Quality AssurancePractical1. Instrumentation Techniques2. Document Photography3. Handwriting & Mechanical Impression4. Examination of Electronically printedDocuments and counterfeits5. Work in-house lab6. Attachment at designated lab outsideDissertation(c) Forensic Chemistry & ToxicologyForensic Chemistry – I2. Forensic Toxicology3. Explosives & Explosion4. Instrumental Techniques5. Forensic Chemistry – II6. Advance Forensic Toxicology7. Forensic Analysis of Drugs8. Advance Instrumental TechniquesPractical1. Forensic Chemistry,Explosives & Instrumentation2. Forensic Toxicology & Instrumentation3. Forensic Chemistry to Forensic analysis of(6 CP)(2 CP)(2 CP)(2 CP)(2 CP)(5 CP)(5 CP)(20 CP)(6 CP)(5 CP)(5 CP)(6 CP)(6 CP)(5 CP)(5 CP)(6 CP)(2 CP)(2 CP)(2 CP)(2 CP)(5 CP)(5 CP)(20 CP)(5 CP)(5 CP)(6 CP)(6 CP)(6 CP)(6 CP)(5 CP)(5 CP)(2 CP)(2 CP)18
drugs and Instrumental techniques4. Advance Forensic Toxicology & AdvanceInstrumental techniques5. Work in house-lab6. Attachment at designated lab outsideDissertation(d) Forensic Biology, Serology & DNA Profiling1. Human Anatomy & Physiology2. Forensic Osteology & Odontology3. Forensic Anthropology& Wild Life Forensics4. Forensic Botany & Wild Life Forensics5. Forensic Medicine, Entomology& Microbial Forensics6. Forensic Genetics & Bioinformatics7. Forensic Serology8. Forensic DNA AnalysisPractical1. Forensic Anthropology2. Forensic Botany3. Forensic Serology4. Forensic DNA Profiling5. Work in house-lab6. Attachment at designated lab outsideDissertation(2 CP)(2 CP)(5 CP)(5 CP)(20 CP)(5 CP)(5 CP)(6 CP)(6 CP)(5 CP)(5 CP)(6 CP)(6 CP)(2 CP)(2 CP)(2 CP)(2 CP)(5 CP)(5 CP)(20 CP)19
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Suitability of Students to VariousPositions(Forensic Science)Forensic Documents DepartmentForensic Document Examiner Handwriting & Signature Analysis. Security Documents. Charred & Torn Documents. Ink Analysis. Age of Documents. Forgery Detection. Anonymous Letters. Forensic Stylistics. Forensic Accounting & Auditing. Cyber Forensics. Photographic Techniques. Printer & Typewriter Examination. Fraud detection & Corporate Frauds. Private Detectives Industry: Forensic Science Laboratories, Banking,Corporate, Airports, Police and SEB22
Forensic Chemistry & Toxicology DepartmentToxicologist Drug detection & Identification. Poison detection & Identification.Industry: Forensic Science Laboratories, Medical Laboratories, Narcotics Control Bureau Raw Materials, Finished Products. Food Products, Beverages, Alcohol. Cement Products. Petroleum Products. Pharmaceutical Compounds. Industry:-Paints, Chemicals, Manufacturing Industries, Petroleum, Cement, Pharmaceutical, Food industries,Alcohol Industries, Excise department, Custom DepartmentFire InvestigatorIndustry: Insurance, Criminal Justice System, Fire agenciesEnvironmental Toxicologist Pollution level in Air, Water, Soil etc. Pollutant Identification. Surveyors. Industry: Vehicular Industries, Manufacture Industries, NGO’s, Government DepartmentsFraud Investigator (Arson Cases)Industry: InsuranceInstrument Officer AAS, UV-VIS Spectrometer, HPLC. GC, GC-MS, LC-MS. FTIR. Industry: Manufacturing Industries, Petroleum, Chemical Laboratories, Forensic Science Laboratories23
Crime Scene InvestigatorIndustry: Criminal Justice System, Police departmentDetective Consultant. Examiner. Forensic Ballistics DepartmentCrime Scene Investigator. InstrumentoperationSketching. Photography. Post-mortem assistance Firearm Industries Industry: Criminal Justice System, Police departmentForensic Biology, Serology & DNA Analysis Forensic Biologist. Forensic Entomologist. Forensic Serologist. Forensic Anthropologist Forensic DNA Analysis. DNA Profiling. Forensic Genetics & Bio-Information. Forensic Osteology & Odontology Facial Reconstruction. Forensic Medicine. Forensic Botany & Wildlife. Laboratory Technicians. 24
Crime Scene InvestigatorIndustry: Police Department, Private LaboratoriesDetective Consultant. Examiner. Industry: Forensic Science Laboratories, Medical Laboratories, Biotechnology LaboratoriesAcademic Lecturer. Trainer. Industry: College, Institutions and Universities25
Suitability of Students to Various Positions(Criminology)Human Rights Project Management Legal aid and Human Right Human Trafficking Juvenile justice Industry – Jails, NGO, Corporate, Training InstituteDisaster Safety Manager Disaster Management Industrial Safety and Security Risk Assessment, Safety Audit Safety Policy and Strategies Emergency and Crisis Management Event and Crowd Management Fire safety Industry – Disaster Management Authorities, Manufacturing plants, Airports, DocksSecurity Officer Security Guard Management Risk Assessment, Security Audit Security Policy and Strategies Emergency and Crisis Management Event and Crowd Management Technical Security- CCTV, Metal Detector, X- BIS Industry – Banking, Corporate, Airports, Docks, Offices, Manufacturing Plants26
Vigilance Officer Anticorruption Investigation Collection of Business Intelligence Framing & Amendment of Policy Profiling Work Auditing Industry – Banking, Insurance, Corporate, Offices, Airports, Docks, Manufacturing PlantsInvestigating Officer Economic, Banking, Insurance Fraud Investigation Sexual Harassment, Employ Harassment Forensic Investigation Internal Disputes Accidental, Fire, Crime Scene Investigation Industry – Banking, Insurance, Corporate, Offices, Airports, Docks, Manufacturing PlantsFraud Analyst Verification and Analysis Grassroot Assessment Customer Relationship Investigation Risk Analysis Industry- Banking, Insurance, Corporate, OfficesRisk Analyst Performance Audit Work Assessment Policy Framework Error/ Dissent Analysis Customer Redressal Client Relationship Industry- Banking, Insurance, Corporate, Offices27
Law Officer Legal Advice Judicial, Criminal Trial Liaising with Legal Firm Industry – Banking, Insurance, Corporate, Offices, Airports, Docks, Manufacturing PlantsPublic Relation Officer Customer, Client Relation Recording of Complaints Planning, Developing and Implementing Public Relation Strategies Liaising with and Answering Enquiries from Media, Individuals and other Organizations Researching, Writing and Distributing Press Releases to Targeted Media Managing and Updating Information and Engaging with Users on Social Media Industry – Banking, Insurance, Corporate, Offices, Service SectorCorporate Social Responsibility Manager Project Management Utilization of Funds Social Researches NGO Management Human Right Industry – CorporateBrand Protection Officer Risk Assessment Black Marketing Piracy, Adulteration, Mixing Patent, Royalty, Trademark Social Research Industry – Banking, Insurance, Corporate, Offices, Service Sector28
Detective Espionage, Counter Espionage Collection of Intelligence and Evidence Confidential Investigation Industry – Banking, Insurance, Corporate, Offices, Service SectorPolygraph Examiner Lie detector MRI GSR Industry – Investigation Agency, Forensic Lab, Airports, DocksCriminal Psychologist Crime Scene Investigation Policing and Crime Prevention Investigation Trainer Industry – College, InstitutionForensic Document Examiner Vigilance, Anti-Corruption, Crime Prevention Industrial Intelligence, Counter Espionage Investigation of Crime, Claim, Accident Work, Security, Forensic Audit Fraud Analyst Risk Analyst Research Work Industry – Banking, Corporate, Airports, Docks, Offices, Manufacturing Plants29
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PROFILE OF STUDENTS(CRIMINOLOGY)Devaki Prashant NaikMs. Devaki Naik has a graduate Degree from New York in Forensic Accounting and Economicswith a specialization in ‘Analysis of White Collar Crimes’. She was a Recipient of the Deans’ ListAward for two consecutive years at John Jay College of Criminal Justice, New York.She is currently pursuing a Masters’ Degree in Criminology with a specialization in ‘EconomicOffences’. Having worked with the Forensic Services practice of one of the global Big FourAccounting firms, Ms. Naik has relevant experience in Forensic Consulting. Her backgroundincludes multifarious financial investigations involving FCPA Compliance Regulations, LIBORTrading discrepancies, Financial Statement frauds, Institutional Internal Frauds and Analysisof Internal Controls.Experiential learning1. About two years of working experience in Forensic Practice at Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu Pvt.Ltd.2. Sumer Intern at RiskPro, a Pune based accounting firm specializing in Forensic Investigations.3. Internship with the Economic Offences Wing of Delhi Police.4. Field Visits to understand the working of Central Vigilance Commission, Tihar Jail, Police Stations and Courtsin Delhi.5. Paper on ‘Medical Tourism in India’ for Economics Seminar Class published in John Jay’s Finest 2013, a yearlyanthology of best student writing.Languages known: English, Hindi, Marathi, GujaratiJyoti Kiran SisodiyaMs. Jyoti Kiran is a graduate in B.A Economics from University of Magadh and she iscurrently pursuing her post graduation in Criminology with Economics Offences asspecialisation. She has opted for criminology because of her keen interest inunderstanding the “Economic factors” which leads to commission of crime. Her areas ofinterest include Economic Offences, Sociological research and Prison Administration.During her under graduation she led the Scouts& Guides in her college. She did adiploma course in Computer programming. She had presented her research works invarious National level seminars. She was an intern with a private forensic laboratory.Experimental LearningInternships in Economic Offences Wing, Delhi Police.Field visits to various parts of Criminal justice System such as police stations, Tihar prison Ashram Delhi police Data centre, New Delhi. Languages known.English and Hindi31
Bilkish MondalI am Bilkish Mondal, a graduate in Political Science from University of Delhi. I am presentlypursuing my M.A in Criminology with specialization in Economic Offences at LNJN andsimultaneously pursing a certificate course in Information Technology from Indira GandhiNational Open University. As I come from an army background I joined NCC, and got thechance to represent Delhi region in shooting through Thal Sainik Camp (TSC). My interest liesaround the economic offences committed with the use of technology and look for anglesand nexus to diminish them. I believe in working towards the betterment of my nation. I ama learner, a traveller, an experimenter, a believer, an achiever.Experiential Learning: Field visit to district court, Rohini Field visit to police station Field visit to Tihar central jail Internship with Delhi Economic Offences Wing, Mandir Marg Field visit to Anti Corruption Bureau Completed my self defence training organised by Delhi Police CanSupport volunteer Language Known:Hindi, English, BengaliDivine George ThomasMr. Divine George Thomas is a graduate in Criminology and Police Administration fromUniversity of Madras and presently pursuing M.A Criminology with Economic offencesspecialization. Divine is keen on using knowledge which he acquired from the subject tostudy about different factors which leads to commission of crime. His area of interestlies in economic offences, cyber crime, prison administration and police administration.Along with academic knowledge, he has been exposed to various outdoor activities likeDrill, Horse riding, Rifle shooting and he has a
7. Institutions in matters relating to Criminology and Forensic Science 8. To offer Research Fellowship, Scholarship, prizes and stipends for fostering the study of 9. Criminology and Forensic Science 10. To undertake aid, promote and coordinate Research in Criminology and Forensic Science through its own or other agencies including
