JSS Institute of Speech and Hearing Mysore BASLP Audiology And Speech [Language Pathology]: Fees 2026, Course Duration, Dates, Eligibility

Ans. The total BASLP fee at JSSISH Mysore is INR 10,50,000 for the 3-year academic programme, amounting to INR 3,50,000 per year. An application fee of INR 750 is payable separately at form submission. The mandatory 1-year internship following the academic programme may carry additional charges payable to the hospital or clinic where clinical training is conducted.

Ans. No, JSSISH Mysore does not conduct a separate entrance examination for BASLP admission. Selection is entirely merit-based, determined by aggregate marks in Class 12 Science stream subjects. Candidates must submit their 10+2 marks card with the application and will be shortlisted on academic performance across Physics, Chemistry, Biology, and Mathematics subjects studied at senior secondary level.

Ans. The BASLP at JSSISH Mysore spans 3 academic years of theory and clinical work, followed by a compulsory 1-year supervised internship at an affiliated hospital or clinical centre. The internship is mandatory for completing the degree and for eligibility to register as a qualified audiologist or speech-language pathologist under the Rehabilitation Council of India.

Ans. Candidates must have passed 10+2 or equivalent with at least 50% in the Science stream (45% for SC/ST). They must have studied at least three of Physics, Chemistry, Biology, and Mathematics. Students from boards outside Karnataka must submit a migration certificate. Candidates from CBSE, ICSE, and all recognised state boards are eligible to apply for this programme.

Ans. Yes. The BASLP from JSSISH Mysore is awarded by the University of Mysore and is approved by the Rehabilitation Council of India. RCI recognition is mandatory for registration as a licensed audiologist or speech-language pathologist, and for employment in government hospitals, cochlear implant centres, special schools, and rehabilitation organisations across India.

Ans. Graduates can work as audiologists or speech-language pathologists in hospitals, cochlear implant centres, hearing aid clinics, and special education schools. They are eligible for government posts in health and education departments, can pursue MASLP for specialised clinical roles, or take up research and academic positions at speech and hearing institutions across India.