Forensic Medicine

The Department of Forensic Medicine plays a crucial role in imparting medico-legal knowledge to undergraduate medical students. It focuses on the application of medical science to the administration of justice, covering areas such as medical jurisprudence, postmortem examination, toxicology, and identification techniques. The department is equipped with a well-maintained museum displaying forensic specimens, weapons, models, and charts to aid learning. Practical training includes mock court sessions, autopsy observations, and case discussions, helping students develop the skills needed to handle medico-legal responsibilities with confidence and competence.

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Programmes offered by Department of Forensic Medicine

Under-graduate Programmes

- MBBS

Department Facilities

Demonstration Room
The Forensic Demonstration Room is designed to facilitate effective teaching and interactive learning in forensic medicine. It is equipped with audiovisual aids, anatomical models, and forensic case materials to help students understand medico-legal concepts in a practical context. The room provides a structured environment for discussing autopsy findings, injury patterns, toxicological evidence, and other medico-legal scenarios. It supports student engagement through case-based discussions, simulations, and mock trials, fostering analytical thinking and a strong foundation in forensic practice.

Forensic Medicine