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12 MonthsDiploma in Hearing Aid and Earmould Technology is a one-year diploma course Offered By the University of Mysore, Mysore, and Recognized By the Rehabilitation Council of India(RCI)
1. Admission to the Diploma in Hearing Aid and Earmold Technology is open to candidates who have passed 12th standard / II PUC with Physics or Electronics as one of the papers, or any recognized Diploma in Electronics/Electrical Engineering, or any qualified Dental technician course, or certificate, or Diploma from ITI in Electronics/Electrical Engineering.
2. Candidates should have obtained a minimum of 50% of the aggregate (45% for SC/ST) in the qualifying examination.
3. Candidates should have passed the All India Online Aptitude Test (AIO) conducted by the Rehabilitation Council of India (RCI). 4. Candidates who are <24 years old on the 1st July of the year of admission.
The marks obtained in the qualifying examination, i.e., AIOAT, conducted by the Rehabilitation Council of India for the current academic year, will be considered for the selection of candidates, as notified by RCI from time to time. The candidates who have passed the AIO will be admitted to the institute through online admission. In addition, the candidate should submit the AIISH application form for the DHA&ET program at the time of admission with the prescribed fee, along with relevant documents
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