B.Sc Audiology in India is typically offered as the Bachelor in Audiology and Speech-Language Pathology (BASLP), a 4-year programme that integrates classroom learning, lab work and extensive clinical exposure. The curriculum covers human anatomy and physiology relevant to hearing and speech, basics of ENT, acoustics, psychoacoustics, audiological evaluation, amplification devices, speech and language development, and management of speech, voice and swallowing disorders. Students are trained in diagnostic procedures such as pure tone audiometry, speech audiometry, immittance testing and otoacoustic emissions, along with therapy planning and counselling for patients and families. A key component is hands-on training in hospitals, rehabilitation centres and speech-hearing clinics under supervision, culminating in a compulsory clinical internship. Graduates can work as audiologists/speech-language therapists (as per applicable institutional and regulatory norms), hearing aid specialists, clinical associates, or pursue higher studies and specialisations. With increasing awareness of hearing loss, newborn screening, ageing-related hearing issues and inclusive education needs, this course offers strong relevance in India’s healthcare and allied health ecosystem.