The All India Institute of Speech and Hearing offers a comprehensive program with an entrance exam in May for 62 seats. Candidates need a minimum score of 60 out of 180 in PCMB subjects, writing three of four papers. Admission is based on rank and reservation policies, followed by counseling. The faculty is renowned for their expertise and student engagement through workshops and mentorship. Tuition for merit list students is approximately 40,000 INR over four years, while self-financed students pay up to 1,00,000 INR.
Hostel fees are about 10,000 INR yearly, with an additional 2,000 INR monthly for mess charges. Students receive a monthly stipend of 800 INR, increasing to 5,000 INR during a 12-month internship. The college excels in placements, especially for audiologists and speech-language pathologists, with good prospects abroad and opportunities for lecturer roles post-experience. Internships include 6 months each of externship and internship, offering extensive case exposure across India with stipends of 5,000 INR in South India and 6,000 INR in North India.
Scholarships, primarily for postgraduates and PhD students, are merit-based, with a monthly stipend of 800 INR for ten months. The annual fee for merit students is about 35,000 INR, while self-financed students pay 70,000-80,000 INR. General and OBC merit students pay around 20,000 INR annually, and OBC General SFS students about 85,000 INR. The total course cost is approximately 4 lakh INR, but stipends and internship payments reduce it to about 3.5 lakh INR.
Scholarships are also available based on family income.
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