UGC NET Forensic Science Mock Test 2025 | Mock Test-2
Paper 1: General Paper (50 Questions)
1. The reflective level of teaching primarily focuses on:
2. Which learner characteristic significantly affects teaching effectiveness?
3. Which factor is most critical for effective teaching?
4. SWAYAM is an example of:
5. Choice Based Credit System (CBCS) evaluation emphasizes:
6. Positivism in research emphasizes:
7. Which research method is best suited for studying historical events?
8. The first step in the research process is:
9. APA style is commonly used for:
10. Research ethics requires:
11. Passage: Higher education fosters innovation and critical thinking, enabling individuals to contribute to societal progress. However, challenges like limited access and high costs hinder its reach. Governments must invest in inclusive policies to ensure equitable education.
What is the main purpose of higher education according to the passage?
12. What is a key challenge mentioned in the passage?
13. The passage suggests governments should:
14. The tone of the passage is:
15. Higher education enables individuals to:
16. Effective classroom communication requires:
17. A common barrier to effective communication is:
18. Non-verbal communication includes:
19. Mass media primarily influences:
20. Inter-cultural communication requires:
21. If 5 workers complete a task in 8 days, how many days will 4 workers take?
22. What is 15% of 200?
23. Complete the series: 2, 5, 10, 17, ?
24. A car travels 120 km in 2 hours. What is its speed in km/h?
25. If the ratio of A to B is 3:4 and B to C is 2:5, what is A to C?
26. If all roses are flowers, and some flowers are red, then:
27. In Indian logic, Pratyaksha refers to:
28. A Venn diagram is used to:
29. Hetvabhasas refers to:
30. Deductive reasoning involves:
31. Table: Students enrolled (2024) | Branch | Male | Female |
Science: 50, 60 | Arts: 40, 50 | Commerce: 60, 40
Which branch has the highest total enrollment?
32. Total number of female students across all branches?
33. Difference in male students between Commerce and Arts?
34. Percentage of female students in Science branch?
35. Which graphical representation is best for comparing enrollment across branches?
36. The term ‘HTTP’ stands for:
37. Which is a digital initiative in higher education?
38. Intranet is a:
39. ICT in governance includes:
40. Video-conferencing is used for:
41. The Paris Agreement focuses on:
42. Which is a renewable energy resource?
43. Air pollution primarily impacts:
44. The Montreal Protocol addresses:
45. Sustainable Development Goals were adopted in:
46. The University Grants Commission (UGC) regulates:
47. The National Education Policy (NEP) 2020 emphasizes:
48. Value education focuses on:
49. Non-conventional learning programs include:
50. The evolution of higher education in post-independence India focused on:
Paper 2: Forensic Science (100 Questions)
1. Forensic science is defined as the application of science to:
2. The Locard’s Exchange Principle states that:
3. The chain of custody ensures:
4. Which of the following is a physical evidence type?
5. The primary role of a forensic scientist is to:
6. The first step in crime scene investigation is to:
7. Which method is used to preserve footprints at a crime scene?
8. The ‘golden hour’ in forensic investigation refers to:
9. Sketching a crime scene is done to:
10. Which tool is used to collect trace evidence like hair?
11. The primary source of DNA in forensic analysis is:
12. The polymerase chain reaction (PCR) is used to:
13. Which blood group system is commonly used in forensic serology?
14. The Kastle-Meyer test detects:
15. Mitochondrial DNA is inherited from:
16. The primary component of gunshot residue is:
17. Which technique is used to identify drugs in forensic chemistry?
18. The flash point of a substance is:
19. The Liebermann test is used to detect:
20. Arson investigation primarily involves analyzing:
21. The most common biological sample for toxicology is:
22. Which poison is detected by the Reinsch test?
23. The half-life of a drug refers to:
24. Ethanol is commonly analyzed in cases of:
25. Which instrument is used to measure blood alcohol concentration?
26. The refractive index is a key property in analyzing:
27. The principle of projectile motion is applied in:
28. The Doppler effect is used in forensic science to:
29. The angle of impact in bloodstain analysis is calculated using:
30. Which instrument is used to analyze tool marks?
31. The primary ridge characteristic used in fingerprint analysis is:
32. Ninhydrin is used to develop fingerprints on:
33. The AFIS system is used for:
34. A patent fingerprint is:
35. The primary method to preserve tire impressions is:
36. The primary purpose of questioned document examination is to:
37. The VSC (Video Spectral Comparator) is used to analyze:
38. Which technique detects alterations in documents?
39. ESDA (Electrostatic Detection Apparatus) is used to detect:
40. Handwriting analysis focuses on:
41. The primary goal of digital forensics is to:
42. A hash value in digital forensics is used to:
43. The tool EnCase is used for:
44. Steganography in digital forensics involves:
45. The chain of custody in digital forensics ensures:
46. Forensic anthropology primarily deals with:
47. The determination of age in forensic anthropology is based on:
48. The pelvis is primarily used to determine:
49. Stature estimation in forensic anthropology uses:
50. Trauma analysis in forensic anthropology examines:
51. The Daubert standard is used to evaluate:
52. The Frye standard relates to:
53. The Indian Evidence Act, 1872, governs:
54. Expert testimony in court is provided by:
55. The role of a forensic scientist in court is to:
56. The primary purpose of a control sample in forensic analysis is to:
57. The standard deviation in forensic statistics measures:
58. A false positive in forensic testing refers to:
59. The probability of a DNA match is expressed using:
60. Quality control in forensic labs ensures:
61. The primary use of a scanning electron microscope (SEM) in forensics is:
62. FTIR spectroscopy is primarily used to identify:
63. The comparison microscope is used in:
64. The primary advantage of HPLC in forensic analysis is:
65. The UV-Vis spectrophotometer is used to:
66. The primary source of error in forensic DNA analysis is:
67. The CODIS database is used for:
68. The STR (Short Tandem Repeat) analysis is used in:
69. The primary challenge in forensic toxicology is:
70. The Marquis test is used to detect:
71. The primary use of a polarizing microscope in forensics is:
72. The density gradient technique is used to analyze:
73. The primary purpose of a forensic autopsy is to:
74. Rigor mortis is used to estimate:
75. Livor mortis refers to:
76. The primary use of entomology in forensics is to:
77. The blowfly life cycle is critical in:
78. The primary challenge in forensic odontology is:
79. Bite mark analysis is part of:
80. The primary use of dental records in forensics is:
81. The primary purpose of a forensic psychologist is to:
82. Criminal profiling is used to:
83. The insanity defense is evaluated by:
84. The primary challenge in forensic psychology is:
85. Polygraph tests measure:
86. The primary use of a forensic entomologist is to:
87. The primary challenge in forensic entomology is:
88. The primary use of a forensic serologist is to:
89. The acid phosphatase test is used to detect:
90. The primary challenge in forensic serology is:
91. The primary use of a forensic chemist is to:
92. The Scott test is used to detect:
93. The primary challenge in forensic chemistry is:
94. The primary use of a forensic physicist is to:
95. The primary challenge in forensic physics is:
96. The primary use of a forensic ballistics expert is to:
97. The lands and grooves in a firearm barrel produce:
98. The primary challenge in forensic ballistics is:
99. The primary use of a forensic document examiner is to:
100. The primary challenge in questioned document examination is:
