Shravana Institute of Speech and Hearing is a reputed institution dedicated to the fields of audiology and speech-language pathology. It is recognized and supported by leading national and state-level authorities, ensuring quality education and professional recognition for its students.
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Rehabilitation Council of India (RCI): A statutory body under the Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment, Government of India, responsible for regulating and monitoring training programs in the field of disability rehabilitation.
- Provides professional certification to practice in the field of speech and hearing.
- Ensures students are registered in the Central Rehabilitation Register (CRR) after graduation.
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Vijayanagara Sri Krishnadevaraya University (VSKUB), Ballari: A public state university in Karnataka that ensures academic excellence and degree validation.
- Offers structured curriculum and recognized degree programs.
- Facilitates access to higher education and government job eligibility.
- Endorsed by Government of Karnataka: Adds credibility through state-level approval of academic operations and infrastructure.
Why Choose Shravana Institute?
The Shravana Institute is equipped with modern infrastructure, including advanced laboratories and state-of-the-art therapy equipment. Its faculty comprises experienced professionals who bring both academic knowledge and clinical expertise to the classroom. Students benefit from hands-on training through internships and real-time exposure to clinical cases, preparing them for practical challenges in the field. The institute also provides placement opportunities in hospitals, private clinics, and special education schools. Additionally, there is a strong emphasis on ethics, community service, and professional development, ensuring that graduates are not only skilled but also socially responsible practitioners.
With these credentials and facilities, Shravana Institute empowers students with the knowledge, skills, and confidence needed to succeed as qualified professionals in the speech and hearing domain.