The Department of Biochemistry & Forensic Science (DBFS) at Gujarat University is a dynamic and interdisciplinary department established in August 2006 in collaboration with the Directorate of Forensic Science (DFS), Gandhinagar. It started with the first M.Sc. Forensic Science programme in Western India.
It has now evolved into a full-fledged department offering 14 specialised programmes — integrating science, technology, healthcare and justice to prepare professionals for impactful careers in research, diagnostics, forensic investigation and emerging scientific fields.
"To be the nation's finest centre for nurturing competent, credible and ethical scientists who serve truth, justice and human well-being."
Recognised, both nationally and internationally, as a centre of excellence where rigorous science is practised in the service of society.
"Science in Service of Truth, Justice and Society"
Whether the work is the molecular dissection of a metabolic pathway, the toxicological screening of a forensic exhibit, or the optimisation of an embryo-culture protocol — the underlying purpose is the same: to use the rigour of science to discover what is true, to defend what is just, and to serve the well-being of society.
Each specialisation pairs rigorous foundational science with hands-on instrumentation, live casework and industry collaboration — so graduates step out of DBFS already job-ready.
Five-year integrated UG–PG programme entered after Class XII. NEP 2020 multi-entry, multi-exit framework — full Master's in one continuous track.
Digital forensics, malware analysis, ethical hacking and network security — with State Cyber Cell collaboration on real cases.
DNA profiling, ballistics, questioned documents and crime-scene reconstruction — with live casework at DFS Gandhinagar and FSL Ahmedabad.
Molecular biology, enzymology, metabolomics and clinical biochemistry — bridging fundamental life-science research with diagnostic application.
Forensic, clinical, environmental and industrial toxicology — analytical screening, drug-of-abuse profiling and risk assessment.
Drug discovery, formulation, quality control, pharmacognosy and regulatory affairs — aligned with NABL and pharma-industry standards.
In-vitro fertilisation, ICSI, pre-implantation genetic testing and cryopreservation — clinical IVF lab paired with Nova IVF internships.
Haematology, microbiology, clinical pathology and biochemistry — aligned with NABL ISO 15189 standards and Metropolis-style diagnostic networks.
Six doctoral research tracks across all DBFS specialisations. UGC 2022 regulations, active scholarships, supervised by core faculty.
Five-Year Integrated M.Sc. Forensic Science admissions open NEW
2 days agoIntegrated M.Sc. Cyber Security & Forensics — applications invited NEW
2 days agoDBFS scholars present at National Forensic Sciences Conference, New Delhi
1 week agoGuest lecture: Advanced Mass Spectrometry in Forensic Toxicology — DFS Gandhinagar
2 weeks agoIndustry visit to Forensic Science Lab (FSL) Ahmedabad — Batch 2024
3 weeks agoPhD Admissions 2025–26 — applications invited for all six doctoral programmes NEW
22 Apr 2025Annual Department Report 2024–25 published — available for download
15 Apr 2025Revised examination schedule — M.Sc. Semester IV, May 2025
08 Apr 2025Internal assessment submission deadline extended to 20 April 2025
02 Apr 2025Research Grant Opportunity — DST SERB Project call, last date 15 May 2025
28 Mar 2025Anti-Ragging Policy — mandatory acknowledgement by all students NEW
20 Apr 2025 · PDFLaboratory Safety Induction — All M.Sc. First Semester students
12 Apr 2025 · PDFDissertation topic selection — M.Sc. Final Year, deadline 30 April 2025
04 Apr 2025 · PDFResearch Ethics Committee meeting — 05 May 2025, 3:00 PM
28 Mar 2025 · PDFStudent Feedback Portal open from 1–20 April 2025
15 Mar 2025 · PDFTwo peer-reviewed international journals published by the department — open platforms for original research, case studies and reviews from across the global scientific community.
International Journal of Clinical Embryology & Reproductive Biology
Original research, clinical studies, reviews and case reports across assisted reproduction, embryology, andrology and reproductive endocrinology.
International Journal of Cyber Security & Forensic Science
Research papers, technical notes, case studies and reviews on digital forensics, cyber crime investigation, malware analysis and information security.
"Science in Service of Truth, Justice and Society."
DBFS faculty and doctoral scholars actively pursue research across six interdisciplinary thrust areas — bridging fundamental science with applied real-world impact.
Machine learning for forensic image analysis, predictive diagnostics, and intelligent healthcare systems.
PCR-based assays, sequencing, biomarkers and precision-diagnostic platforms for human disease.
Forensic, clinical and environmental toxicology — drug-of-abuse profiling and exposure science.
Memory forensics, malware reverse-engineering, IoT security and digital evidence frameworks.
IVF protocols, vitrification of oocytes, pre-implantation genetic testing and embryo culture systems.
Drug formulation, nanopharmaceuticals, herbal/phyto-drug development and regulatory studies.
DBFS combines education, research and innovation — producing skilled professionals dedicated to scientific truth and social well-being.
Seminars, workshops, FDPs & celebrations
Four core faculty supported by an active community of doctoral scholars, post-doctoral researchers and project staff working across all seven DBFS disciplines.
Five quick portals into life, learning and partnerships at DBFS — pictures, stories, achievements and the network behind every graduate.
Labs · classrooms · events · campus life
Campus tour · Event highlights · Faculty talks
DFS · Nova IVF · Cyber Cell · Sun Pharma
Mock investigations, CTFs, journal clubs, hackathons and inter-college competitions across all four clubs.
Live casework with DFS & FSL · Industry alignment with NABL labs & pharma · IVF training with Nova IVF.
| Committee | Chairperson |
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| Board of Studies (BoS) | Prof. Himanshu Pandya |
| Research Advisory | Prof. Himanshu Pandya |
| Lab Safety Committee | Dr. Kapil Kumar |
| Anti-Ragging Committee | Dr. Ankita Patel |
| Women Development Cell | Dr. Ankita Patel |
| Student Welfare | Dr. Rushikesh Joshi |
| Placement & Industry | Dr. Kapil Kumar |
| Institutional Biosafety | Prof. Himanshu Pandya |
Mock crime-scene investigations, expert talks, FSL/DFS field visits, and inter-college competitions.
Join NowNational CTF competitions, ethical-hacking workshops, and industry interaction sessions.
Join NowJournal clubs, lab demonstrations, national-level science quiz, biotech symposium.
Join NowHospital visits, MLT skill workshops, free diagnostic camps for community.
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"The hands-on casework training prepared me for real forensic investigations. I joined DFS within two months of graduation."
"DBFS's IVF lab gave me an industry-ready exposure to ICSI, PGT and embryo cryopreservation — exactly what Nova IVF needed."
"Working alongside police on real cases during my course is something no textbook teaches. That's the DBFS edge."
Twenty-five-plus programme-aligned laboratories — from BSL-4 high-containment to clinical IVF, mass spectrometry to malware sandbox.
QC/QA · Drug Analysis · Pharmacognosy · Regulatory Affairs
Clinical · Forensic · Environmental · Industrial Toxicology
Molecular Biology · Cell Culture · Enzymology · Metabolomics
DNA · Ballistics · Documents · Fingerprint & Crime Scene
Digital Forensics · Malware Sandbox · Pen-Testing · Network
Haematology · Microbiology · Clinical Pathology · Biochem.
ICSI · IVF · PGT · Embryo & Sperm Cryopreservation
High-containment · WHO Compliant · Bio-Safety Class III & IV
12 photos · Campus · Apr 2025 · IQAC
Strategic partnerships across forensic, pharmaceutical, healthcare and cyber-security sectors.
Live casework training, internships, and joint research with the state's forensic agency.
View MoUAdvanced toxicology, ballistics, and DNA training programmes for postgraduates.
View MoUIndustry-aligned IVF/ICSI/PGT training and direct internship-to-placement pipeline.
View MoUJoint training in cyber forensics and digital evidence investigation with serving officers.
View MoUPharmaceutical QC/QA placements and analytical chemistry internships across NABL labs.
View MoUMedical Lab Technology placements aligned with NABL ISO 15189 standards.
View MoUOne-to-one mentoring & semester planning
Placement prep, mock interviews, GD
Campus medical & wellness facility
LMS · email · Wi-Fi · resources
Faculty mentor for every student
Confidential mental-health support
Soft skills, communication, leadership
Real forensic, clinical & cyber cases
Our students get hired across forensic agencies, pharma, healthcare and cyber sectors.
Applications are now invited for all M.Sc., Integrated M.Sc., and Ph.D. programmes for the 2025–26 academic session.
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School of Science · Gujarat University · Established August 2006 · First M.Sc. Forensic Science in Western India
The Department of Biochemistry & Forensic Sciences (DBFS), School of Science, Gujarat University, was established in August 2006 in collaboration with the Directorate of Forensic Science (DFS), Gandhinagar. DBFS introduced the first M.Sc. Forensic Science programme in Western India and has since grown into one of India's most comprehensive multi-disciplinary departments combining forensic science, biochemistry, toxicology, pharmaceutical sciences, cyber security, clinical embryology and medical laboratory technology under one institutional umbrella.
To be a globally recognised centre of excellence in forensic, biological, biochemical, pharmaceutical and cyber-forensic education and research, advancing scientific truth in service of justice, healthcare and society.
DBFS is committed to deliver outcome-based education aligned with NEP 2020 and NAAC frameworks; conduct rigorous interdisciplinary research that translates to public good; build strong industry, government and academic partnerships; foster scientific integrity, ethical conduct and lifelong learning; and produce graduates ready to lead in forensic laboratories, healthcare institutions, pharmaceutical industry and law-enforcement agencies.
Pioneering legacy since 2006 · 14 specialised programmes · 25+ specialised laboratories · Direct partnerships with DFS Gandhinagar and FSL Ahmedabad · State Cyber Cell collaboration on real casework · Industry MoUs with Sun Pharma, Zydus, Nova IVF · NAAC-accredited under Gujarat University · UGC 12(B) recognition · NEP 2020 multi-entry/multi-exit framework.
14 specialised programmes across forensic science, biochemistry, toxicology, pharmaceutical sciences, cyber security, embryology and medical lab technology.
Five-year integrated programme blending cyber security fundamentals with forensic investigation techniques. Multi-entry/exit aligned with NEP 2020.
Continuous undergrad-to-master's track in forensic science with extensive technology integration — DNA, ballistics, document examination, crime scene reconstruction.
Integrated track in pharmaceutical sciences covering drug discovery, formulation, quality control and regulatory affairs over five continuous years.
Hybrid MBA combining business strategy with cyber security management — risk, governance, compliance, incident response leadership.
Two-year postgraduate programme in cyber security and digital forensics with hands-on labs and live casework with State Cyber Cell.
First M.Sc. Forensic Science in Western India (since 2006). Real casework with DFS Gandhinagar and FSL Ahmedabad.
Molecular biology, enzymology, metabolism and modern biochemistry research methods with full instrumentation training.
Forensic, clinical and environmental toxicology — drug-of-abuse profiling, exposure science and chemical analysis.
Drug discovery, formulation development, pharmaceutical analysis and regulatory affairs.
Specialised programme in IVF, ICSI, vitrification and assisted reproductive technology with clinical placements.
Diagnostics, pathology, hematology and clinical lab management — preparing graduates for hospitals, labs and diagnostic centres.
Doctoral research in digital forensics, cybersecurity, malware analysis and network security under expert mentorship.
Research-intensive doctoral programme in forensic science with publication in UGC-CARE / Scopus / Web of Science journals.
Doctoral track in biochemistry, molecular biology, proteomics and enzymology research.
Department of Biochemistry & Forensic Sciences · School of Science · Gujarat University
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As per Gujarat University fee schedule. Detailed fee structure including tuition, examination, library, and other charges will be shared at the time of admission. Scholarships available for SC/ST/OBC/EWS as per state policy.
Aligned with NAAC / NEP 2020 / UGC frameworks
Explore all courses offered across the programme with semester-wise structure, credit allocation, and course objectives. Each course is mapped against POs, PSOs and learning outcomes.
Download the full programme syllabus including course descriptions, credit structure and outcome mapping.
| Course | PSO1 | PSO2 | PSO3 | PO1 | PO4 | PO5 | PO8 | PO10 |
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| Core Subject 1 | 3 | 2 | — | 3 | 2 | 3 | 1 | 2 |
| Core Subject 2 | 3 | 3 | 2 | 3 | 3 | 2 | 2 | 3 |
| Lab Practical | 3 | 3 | 2 | 2 | 3 | 3 | 2 | 2 |
| Project / Dissertation | 3 | 3 | 3 | 2 | 3 | 3 | 3 | 3 |
Applications are processed via the Gujarat Common Admission Service (GCAS) portal. Submit your inquiry now or apply directly.
Stay updated with the latest news, achievements, partnerships, infrastructure milestones and research breakthroughs from the Department of Biochemistry & Forensic Sciences.
Department announces opening of admissions for its flagship 5-year integrated programme. Multi-entry/exit aligned with NEP 2020.
Read MoreThree-day national seminar features 40+ speakers from ISRO, DRDO, NFSU and DFS. Live demonstrations of AI-powered forensic tools.
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Read MoreInternational Journal of Clinical Embryology & Reproductive Biology achieves prestigious indexing milestone.
Read MoreTwo doctoral candidates publish original research on novel DNA extraction protocols for degraded samples.
Read MoreStrategic partnership for student internships, live projects and collaborative research in pharmaceutical analysis.
Read MoreDepartment reports best-ever placement statistics for 2024-25 batch with recruiters from Sun Pharma, Zydus, Nova IVF, State Police.
Read MoreInternational Journal of Cyber Security & Forensic Science publishes its first issue with peer-reviewed contributions.
Read MoreTwo-week intensive workshop on crime scene investigation conducted in collaboration with DFS Gandhinagar.
Read MoreBio-Safety Level 3 lab passes annual recertification audit ensuring continued research on high-pathogen samples.
Read MoreImportant announcements about academics, examinations, faculty development, library, scholarships and other departmental matters.
Official circulars, policies, recruitment notifications, examination guidelines and other formal communications from DBFS.
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May
12
2025
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CIR/2025/05/012
Revised Examination Rules — academic year 2025-26
Updated guidelines on internal assessment, attendance criteria and re-examination policies.
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Examination | PDF View |
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May
08
2025
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CIR/2025/05/011
Revised Fee Structure for new programmes 2025-26
Approved fee structure for all integrated and M.Sc. programmes including hostel and laboratory fees.
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Fees | PDF View |
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May
02
2025
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CIR/2025/05/010
Updated Academic Calendar 2025-26
Term dates, vacation schedules, examination periods and important academic events.
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Academic | PDF View |
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Apr
28
2025
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CIR/2025/04/009
Internal Quality Assurance Cell — quarterly review
Notice for IQAC quarterly meeting and submission of programme-wise outcome reports.
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IQAC | PDF View |
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Apr
22
2025
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CIR/2025/04/008
Faculty Recruitment — Assistant Professor positions
Open recruitment for 6 Assistant Professor positions across Forensic Science, Biochemistry, Cyber Security domains.
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Recruitment | PDF View |
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Apr
15
2025
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CIR/2025/04/007
Library access policy update
Revised guidelines for library access, digital resources and reference materials.
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Library | PDF View |
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Apr
08
2025
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CIR/2025/04/006
Research Advisory Committee (RAC) constitution
New composition of RAC for the doctoral programme cohort 2025.
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Research | PDF View |
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Apr
02
2025
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CIR/2025/04/005
Annual report submission deadline
All faculty must submit individual annual research and teaching reports by 30th April.
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Faculty | PDF View |
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Mar
28
2025
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CIR/2025/03/004
Anti-Ragging Committee & Grievance Redressal
Reconstitution of committee and revised grievance redressal procedure.
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Notice | PDF View |
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Mar
20
2025
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CIR/2025/03/003
Code of Conduct for students 2025-26
Updated student code of conduct including academic integrity, disciplinary actions and IT use.
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Policy | PDF View |
DBFS organises its education across seven core subject areas. Each subject has dedicated faculty, specialised laboratories, research focus and active doctoral mentorship.
Network security, cryptography, ethical hacking and information security fundamentals.
Crime scene investigation, evidence analysis, DNA profiling, ballistics and questioned documents.
Molecular biology, enzymology, metabolism and modern biochemistry research methods.
Forensic, clinical and environmental toxicology with chemical analysis techniques.
Drug discovery, formulation, pharmaceutical analysis and regulatory affairs.
IVF, ICSI, vitrification and assisted reproductive technology.
Diagnostics, pathology, hematology and clinical lab management.
DBFS faculty and doctoral scholars actively pursue research across six interdisciplinary thrust areas — bridging fundamental science with applied real-world impact.
Machine learning for forensic image analysis, predictive diagnostics and intelligent healthcare systems. Applications in image-based forensic ID, drug response prediction, and AI-assisted reporting workflows.
PCR-based assays, sequencing, biomarkers and precision-diagnostic platforms for human disease — bridging fundamental molecular biology with clinical translation.
Forensic, clinical and environmental toxicology — drug-of-abuse profiling, exposure science and chemical hazard assessment with GC-MS / LC-MS based methods.
Memory forensics, malware reverse-engineering, IoT security and digital evidence frameworks for law enforcement and corporate investigation.
IVF protocols, vitrification of oocytes, pre-implantation genetic testing and embryo culture systems advancing fertility care.
Drug formulation, nanopharmaceuticals, herbal/phyto-drug development and regulatory studies — translating molecular research into therapeutics.
Six doctoral tracks · faculty mentorship · access to 25+ specialised labs · publication support in UGC-CARE / Scopus / Web of Science journals.
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A constellation of 13 departments and 25+ specialised programmes spanning life sciences, computational, environmental, physical and applied sciences — with active collaborations across ISRO, DRDO, DST, PRL, CSIR & DBT.
The School of Science (SOS) at Gujarat University is a multidisciplinary centre of excellence comprising 13 departments and offering 25+ specialised programmes across emerging and core scientific domains.
The School focuses on education, research, and innovation — creating a strong ecosystem for scientific advancement that bridges fundamental science with national priorities and global progress.
"Integrating academic excellence with innovation and national-level research collaborations."
To be a globally recognised centre of excellence in science education, research and innovation — contributing to national development and global scientific progress.
Seven institutional pillars that shape every classroom, lab and research project at SOS.
Curriculum embeds active research, mini-projects and live problem solving across every semester.
Hands-on laboratory exposure across all programmes, supported by 100+ research-grade labs.
Cross-domain electives and joint research between life, physical, computational and applied sciences.
Active MoUs with ISRO, DRDO, DST, CSIR and PRL — joint research, internships and mentorship.
Innovation cell, incubation help, IP support and pitch days — converting research into ventures.
Outcome-based curriculum with applied modules, instrumentation training and certification add-ons.
Mandatory internships and industry-sponsored capstone projects across all programmes.
From foundational labs to startup pitches, every layer of SOS is built around outcomes.
Explore ProgrammesSOS organises its 25+ programmes across five interconnected scientific domains — from molecular life sciences to applied environmental research.
Foundations of biology, molecular sciences and forensic investigation — preparing graduates for healthcare, diagnostics and life-science research.
Frontier computing — artificial intelligence, big data and digital security — building the workforce for India's tech-driven economy.
Climate science, geospatial intelligence and sustainability research — addressing planetary-scale challenges with applied tools.
The classical core sciences — building the rigour and analytical foundation that every advanced scientific discipline depends on.
Where fundamental science meets real-world problems
SOS works alongside India's leading scientific institutions on joint research, faculty exchange, fellowships and student internships.
Joint research on space science, remote sensing & satellite data analytics.
Strategic research in defence-grade materials, cyber forensics & biotech.
Funded research grants, fellowships & SERB-supported projects.
Astronomy, astrophysics, planetary & atmospheric sciences collaboration.
Funded biotech research grants, BIRAC support & healthcare initiatives.
JRF/SRF fellowships, peer-reviewed publications & quality benchmarking.
Publications across Scopus, Web of Science and UGC-CARE listed journals.
Active research contributions from faculty members and M.Sc./Ph.D. scholars across all disciplines.
Joint publications with national institutions and global research partners through MoUs & exchange programmes.
Six thrust areas where SOS faculty and students are pushing the frontier — aligned with national missions and global priorities.
Machine learning models, predictive analytics, and intelligent systems for science and society.
Translational biotech, diagnostics, drug discovery and clinical research aligned with national health goals.
Climate modelling, biodiversity, water quality and sustainability research for India's net-zero pathway.
Satellite data analytics, GIS, atmospheric studies and space science with ISRO & PRL.
Cyber forensics, secure systems, defence-grade materials and strategic technology research with DRDO.
Renewable energy systems, advanced materials, nanotechnology and battery science for sustainable futures.
The School of Science at Gujarat University stands as a flagship institution — integrating academic excellence with innovation and national-level research collaborations. From foundational sciences to frontier domains like AI, cyber forensics and space science, SOS prepares the next generation of scientists, researchers and innovators.
Gujarat University Campus,
Navrangpura,
Ahmedabad — 380009
Gujarat, India
Constitutional cells and departmental committees ensuring quality, compliance, welfare, and academic governance across DBFS.
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Academic Year 2024-25
Four active student-led clubs across forensic science, cyber security, biochemistry & biotech, and allied health sciences.
Investigate · Analyse · Discover
The Forensic Science Club is the flagship student community for hands-on forensic learning. Members engage in mock crime-scene investigations, expert lectures, FSL/DFS field visits, and inter-college competitions across India.
Hack · Defend · Investigate
The CyberForensic Club is DBFS's premier student community for cyber security and digital forensics enthusiasts. Members compete in national CTF competitions, attend ethical hacking workshops, and interact with industry leaders.
Discover · Innovate · Translate
The Biochem & Biotech Club fosters scientific curiosity through journal clubs, lab demonstrations, national-level science quizzes, and the annual biotech symposium.
Heal · Serve · Diagnose
The Allied Health Sciences Club connects MLT and clinical embryology students to community service through hospital visits, MLT skill workshops, and free diagnostic camps.
Festivals, celebrations, competitions, sports meets, alumni gatherings and placement drives that make student life vibrant at DBFS.
The largest annual science festival of DBFS featuring poster competitions, scientific model exhibitions, inter-departmental debates, cultural performances and the alumni reunion. Over 800 participants from 12 partner institutions.
Annual celebration of National Science Day commemorating C.V. Raman's discovery of the Raman Effect. Includes faculty research presentations, student poster sessions, and a special lecture from a distinguished scientist.
Western India's largest mock crime-scene investigation competition. Teams of 4 from forensic science programmes process simulated crime scenes, collect evidence, conduct lab analysis and present findings.
Mega placement drive bringing 50+ recruiters across pharma, biotech, healthcare, forensic and cyber security sectors to interview final-year students.
Three-day inter-departmental sports meet featuring cricket, badminton, table tennis, athletics, chess and team-relay events.
Annual gathering of DBFS alumni from across India and overseas. Includes alumni talks, mentoring sessions for current students, and a closing networking dinner.
Forensic Science · Biochemistry
Cyber Security · Digital Forensics
Biochemistry · Molecular Biology
Toxicology · Forensic Chemistry
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RD |
Mr. Rahul Desai Ph.D. Scholar · Joined 2022 |
Memory Forensics in IoT Devices | Dr. Kapil Kumar |
PJ |
Ms. Priyanka Joshi Ph.D. Scholar · Joined 2021 |
Novel DNA Extraction from Degraded Samples | Prof. Himanshu Pandya |
AS |
Mr. Amit Shah Ph.D. Scholar · Joined 2022 |
Cancer Biomarkers in Indian Population | Dr. Rushikesh Joshi |
SM |
Ms. Shilpa Mehta Ph.D. Scholar · Joined 2023 |
Drug-of-Abuse Profiling Methodology | Dr. Ankita Patel |
NK |
Mr. Naveen Kumar Ph.D. Scholar · Joined 2021 |
Cyber Crime Investigation Frameworks | Dr. Kapil Kumar |
AV |
Ms. Asha Verma Ph.D. Scholar · Joined 2023 |
IVF Embryo Vitrification Optimization | External Supervisor |
NG |
Mr. Nikhil Gupta Ph.D. Scholar · Joined 2022 |
Pharmaceutical Quality Control AI Methods | External Supervisor |
PS |
Ms. Priti Sharma Ph.D. Scholar · Joined 2023 |
Heavy Metal Toxicity Assessment | Dr. Ankita Patel |
RS |
Mr. Rohan Singh Ph.D. Scholar · Joined 2024 |
Digital Document Forgery Detection | Dr. Kapil Kumar |
SP |
Ms. Sonali Patel Ph.D. Scholar · Joined 2024 |
Molecular Markers in Pharmaceutical Drugs | Dr. Rushikesh Joshi |
KR |
Mr. Kiran Reddy Ph.D. Scholar · Joined 2024 |
Forensic Anthropology in Western India | Prof. Himanshu Pandya |
PJ |
Ms. Preeti Joshi Ph.D. Scholar · Joined 2024 |
Diagnostic AI in Medical Lab Tech | External Supervisor |
