Dear aspiring student,

A bachelor's degree in audiology is a science that studies hearing, balance, and related diseases. Audiology is a distinct discipline of research.

The programme is meant to teach students the strategies necessary for communicating with individuals who have impaired hearing or other related sensory disorders.

A few Indian institutes have held a common entrance exam for this course, with admission dependent on a candidate's performance in both the 10+2 and the entrance exam.

The majority of institutes that offer this course have a merit-based admissions process.

The candidate is evaluated based on their 10+2 score and any relevant national, state, or institute level admission exam.

Physics, chemistry, and biology must be among the candidate's 10+2 subjects.

Successful graduates of this school can expect to earn anywhere between INR15,000 and INR45,000, depending on their experience and talents.

All the Best

Hi aspirant, based on your question,

Audiologists test hearing ability, recommend treatment for hearing loss, dispense and fit hearing aids, map cochlear and bone-anchored hearing implants and counsel people and families about hearing loss, tinnitus and communication repair strategies. They work in a wide variety of settings, from private hearing clinics to major research hospitals. Pediatric audiologists work with infants and kids and often collaborate with with speech pathologists, early intervention specialists and otolaryngologists.

Audiologists are trained to perform a wide variety of tasks, including but not limited to:

• diagnosing and treating hearing loss, tinnitus and balance disorders
• providing comprehensive hearing tests
• dispensing hearing aids
• designing and implementing  auditory rehabilitation and related communication programs
• assisting in the monitoring of cochlear implants and bone-anchored hearing systems

Thank you.