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Assam Downtown University forensic science students engage in hands-on learning experience with 51 Sub Area Provost Unit

The interactive session, held on September 27, aimed to bridge the gap between theoretical knowledge and practical application. The unit's expert personnel delivered a comprehensive lecture on forensic ballistics, covering key concepts and techniques.

ANI Sep 29, 2024 02:47 IST googleads

Assam Downtown University forensic science students engage in hands-on learning experience

Guwahati (Assam) [India], September 29 (ANI): Fifty students from Assam Down Town University's Forensic Science programme participated in an immersive educational experience at the 51 Sub Area Provost Unit on the Indian Army, deepening their understanding of forensic ballistics, said PRO Defence in a statement on Saturday.
The interactive session, held on September 27, aimed to bridge the gap between theoretical knowledge and practical application. The unit's expert personnel delivered a comprehensive lecture on forensic ballistics, covering key concepts and techniques.

Students were then given a unique opportunity to visit the unit's crime scene room, where they received detailed briefings on evidence collection, analysis, and preservation. This hands-on exposure allowed students to grasp the intricacies of forensic investigation.
Students were also enabled to understand ballistic analysis and its significance in crime solving. An interactive tea session provided a platform for students to engage with unit personnel, clarifying doubts and gaining valuable insights.
The visit was a resounding success, with students expressing appreciation for the unit's hospitality and expertise. Many students shared that this experience has broadened their understanding of forensic ballistics and its applications.
This partnership between the university and the unit exemplifies the collaborative spirit necessary for advancing forensic science education. (ANI)

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