Information

Under graduation PROGRAM:

Bachelor of Sciences in Audiology and speech language pathology (B. ASLP)

Objectives of the BASLP Program

  •  Function as audiologists and speech-language pathologists in different work settings
  •  Manage speech, language, swallowing and hearing disorders across life span counsel persons with disorders of communication and their family members rehabilitate persons with speech, language, swallowing and hearing disorders
  •  Prevent speech, language, swallowing and hearing disorders liaise with professionals in allied fields and other stake holders implement public awareness and education program
  •  Undertake advocacy measures on behalf of and for persons with speech language and hearing disorders
Affiliation:
  •  Affiliated to Bengaluru City University, Ambedkar veedhi campus and recognized by Government of Karnataka
  •  Rehabilitation council of India, New Delhi (Awaiting Inspection)
Eligibility:
  •  The candidate applying for admission to BSLPA course should have passed 10+2 examination or equivalent / two years of Pre-University/Pre-Degree examination conducted by the Pre-University Board of Education of Government of respective State.
  •  The applicant/candidate should have studied: Physics, Chemistry & Biology / Mathematics / Computer Science / Statistics / Electronics / Psychology/ Home Science.
  •  Lateral entry to 2nd year of BSLPA is permitted for candidates who meet the following criteria as per Bangalore University rules.
  •  successfully passed Diploma in Hearing-Language-Speech (DHLS) revised course from any RCI recognized training institute with science background as specified
  •  Two years of work experience in the field.
Age limit:

Candidate shall not be older than 25 years on the 1st July of the year of admission

Duration of the course:

The program shall be of 4 academic years including 1 year of internship and should be completed within six years from the date of admission. An academic year consists of two semesters, and each semester shall extend over a minimum period of sixteen weeks excluding examination days.

  •  The semesters are spread-out as per the rules of Bangalore City University.
    Attendance:
  •  Attendance shall not be less than 80% in theory and 90% in Clinical/ Practicals in each semester to be eligible to appear for examination at the end of each semester.
  •  Candidates who cannot appear for the examination for want of attendance will be declared as failed and will have to repeat the particular semester to be eligible to appear for exams subsequently.
  •  Condonation of shortage of attendance in genuine cases shall be from the Vice-chancellor of the respective University where the candidates are studying.
Academic subjects
I semester
  •  Communication Sciences
  •  Anatomy and Physiology of Speech and Hearing
  •  Clinical Psychology
  •  Linguistics and Phonetics
  •  Electronics and Acoustics
  •  Research Methods and Statistics
II Semester
  •  Communication Sciences
  •  Anatomy and Physiology of Speech and Hearing
  •  Clinical Psychology
  •  Linguistics and Phonetics
  •  Electronics and Acoustics
  •  Research Methods and Statistics
  •  Neurology
  •  Otolaryngology
  •  Speech Language Pathology
  •  Audiology
  •  Practicals (Speech Language Pathology)
  •  Practicals (Audiology)
III Semester
  •  Voice and its Disorders
  •  Speech Sound Disorders
  •  Diagnostic Audiology – Behavioral Tests
  •  Amplification Devices
  •  Clinicals in Speech-Language Pathology
  •  Clinicals in Audiology
IV Semester
  •  Motor Speech Disorders in Children
  •  Child Language Disorders
  •  Diagnostic Audiology – Physiological tests
  •  Implantable Hearing Devices
  •  Clinicals in Speech-Language Pathology
  •  Clinicals in Audiology
V Semester
  •  Structural Anomalies & Speech Disorders
  •  Fluency and its Disorders
  •  Pediatric Audiology
  •  Aural Rehabilitation in Children
  •  Clinicals in Speech-Language Pathology
  •  Clinicals in Audiology
VI Semester
  •  Structural Anomalies & Speech Disorders
  •  Fluency and its Disorders
  •  Pediatric Audiology
  •  Aural Rehabilitation in Children
  •  Clinicals in Speech-Language Pathology
  •  Clinicals in Audiology
  •  Motor Speech Disorders in Adults
  •  Language Disorders in Adults
  •  Aural Rehabilitation in Adults
  •  Audiology in Practice
  •  Clinicals in Speech-Language Pathology
  •  Clinicals in Audiology

 Clinicals in Audiology

 Clinicals in Speech-Language Pathology

Criteria for passing

The student is required to obtain a minimum of 50% in each of the theory papers, internal assessment, practical and clinical exams for a pass. Students will not be able to appear for University theory exam if they do not pass in their practical, internal assessment or clinical component. Students will have to pass the clinical examination of the given semester to proceed to the next semester