Forensic Science Training Program

Forensic Science Training at Helix BioFast Labs offers students and professionals the opportunity to explore the fascinating intersection of biology, chemistry, and criminal investigation. This program focuses on developing hands-on forensic analysis skills, including DNA fingerprinting, toxicology, crime scene investigation, and evidence analysis. Our comprehensive forensic science training in Noida is designed to meet the growing demand for skilled professionals in forensic laboratories, research institutions, and law enforcement agencies.

Why Forensic Science Training is Important?

While classroom learning provides a foundation, hands-on forensic training equips students with the practical skills and technical expertise required to succeed in real-world investigations. Training programs give participants exposure to both traditional forensic methods and advanced molecular techniques, ensuring they are industry-ready.

Some of the key areas covered in forensic training include:

Forensic Biology & DNA Profiling – Extraction, amplification (PCR), and analysis of DNA for identification.
Forensic Chemistry & Toxicology – Detection of drugs, alcohol, poisons, and chemical residues in biological samples.
Crime Scene Investigation (CSI) – Methods for evidence collection, preservation, and documentation.
Fingerprint & Trace Evidence Analysis – Examination of latent prints, hair, fibers, soil, and glass fragments.
Forensic Serology & Immunology – Analysis of blood, saliva, and other body fluids.
Digital & Cyber Forensics – Investigating cybercrimes, data recovery, and digital evidence analysis.
Forensic Entomology & Anthropology – Study of insects and human remains to estimate time and cause of death.

This training not only enhances technical skills but also develops analytical thinking, critical observation, and problem-solving abilities, which are vital for success in the forensic field.

Forensic Science Program Code- HB-04-C

Cleaning & Sterilization of glasswares and Lab Safety& Ethics
Preparation of chemical& Reagents used in forensic science laboratory
Safety Information, Maintenance of Sterility & Do’s & Don’ts in the Forensic Lab
Exposure to Facility equipment
Estimation alcohol in Blood.
To prepare slides of scale patterns of human hair.
To examine human hair for cortex and medulla.
To examine Barr bodies from hair root.
Examination of hair of different domestic animals as cat, dog, cow, horse and goat.
To determine species of origin from blood.
To determine blood group from fresh blood and blood stains.
To identify blood stains.
To identify semen stains.
To identify saliva stains.
To determine titre of antisera.
To perform precipitin test for species of origin determination.
To perform Immunodiffusion test for species of origin.
Comparative analysis of Diatoms
Organic extraction of DNA from blood.
Extraction of DNA from other body fluids.
To prepare gel plates for electrophoresis.
Quantification of DNA using Nano drop method
PCR for DNA samples
Accessing of DNA databases.
DNA Fingerprinting

Job Prospects After Forensic Training

The career opportunities for trained forensic professionals are expanding in both government and private sectors. After completing forensic training, students can pursue careers such as:

Forensic Scientist / Analyst – Working in crime labs to analyze DNA, toxicology samples, or trace evidence.
Crime Scene Investigator – Collecting and processing evidence from crime scenes.
Forensic Toxicologist – Identifying drugs, alcohol, poisons, and toxins in criminal and medical cases.

Digital / Cyber Forensic Expert – Handling cybercrime investigations, fraud detection, and digital data analysis.
Forensic Serologist – Specializing in the identification of biological evidence like blood, semen, or saliva.
Academic & Research Positions – Working as research associates, lecturers, or project assistants in universities and labs.
Law Enforcement & Government Agencies – Employment in police departments, CBI, IB, FSLs (Forensic Science Laboratories), or judiciary-related roles.

Globally, forensic science is also seeing growth in areas like forensic biotechnology, DNA databasing, and forensic genomics, opening new career avenues for skilled professionals.

Why Choose Helix Biogenesis for Forensic Science Training?

At Helix Biogenesis, our Forensic Science Training program is designed to provide a balance of theory, laboratory practice, and real-world applications. Students gain practical exposure in:

DNA fingerprinting and molecular forensics
Drug and toxicology testing methods
Crime scene investigation techniques
Forensic microbiology and serology
Cyber and digital forensic basics

Our expert trainers ensure that participants receive hands-on experience with modern instruments and techniques used in leading forensic laboratories. The program is tailored for students, job seekers, and researchers who want to pursue rewarding careers in forensics and allied industries.

Forensic science is more than just a profession — it is a field that brings science and justice together. With rising crime rates, cyber threats, and the growing role of DNA and molecular tools in investigations, the demand for forensic experts is higher than ever. Forensic Training at Helix Biogenesis provides the perfect platform to build the skills, knowledge, and confidence required to enter this challenging yet highly rewarding career path.

👉 Start your journey in forensic science today with Helix Biogenesis and unlock exciting career opportunities in crime investigation, research, and justice delivery.

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