Fequently Asked Questions

Here are some frequently asked questions along with their answers. If you don't find the information you're looking for, please reach out to us for further assistance.

Seats are limited to ensure personalized attention and are offered on a first-come, first-served basis.

No, Cancellations and refunds will not be provided.

Basic support will be provided for one month following the course, which includes a maximum 30-minute session once a week. After this period, we offer plans for extended support from a dedicated team on a semi-annual and annual basis. These plans come with additional benefits such as lead referrals, report writing, extending vestibular rehabilitation from IHB, rehabilitation strategies based on diagnosis, listing on our website as a specialist in the network, and other benefits. Various options and pricing are available; please refer to the plans section or contact us for more information.

Yes, we offer a 20% discount exclusively for Master’s and PhD candidates. This discount does not apply to BASLP students and is limited per batch. To avail of this offer, please contact us at institute@rasya.org or call 9493102202. Note that if any ongoing promotions exist, this discount cannot be combined.

Yes, to ease financial burdens, we offer installment plans for most courses, with options to split payments into up to three installments. Full payment must be completed before the hands-on training begins. For further details, please reach out to us.

No, accommodation and food are not included in the fee. However, to keep students active during hands-on training days, we offer complimentary beverages like tea and coffee, along with light snacks.

Participants will earn an “Audio-Vestibular Specialist” certification upon successful completion of both the online theoretical and hands-on training components and pass with 80% score.

The certification is valid for two years post-completion. Renewal requires completing Continuing Education (CE) courses provided by the Indo-American Institute of Hearing & Balance.

Our certification course is independently offered and aligns with American standards, utilizing international faculty. As this course is aimed to for additional skill development by professors and specialists across the world and not a degree granting program  it does not require affiliation or registration.

Absolutely, our certification is highly regarded and is the only course in India offering American-standard vestibular training for audiologists.

For certification renewal, you must accumulate points through webinars. If your certification expires, renewal is still possible but might incur a different fee.

To maintain competitiveness, renew your certification by:

  1. Checking the expiration date on your certification card or online account.
  2. Completing required Continuing Education Units (CEUs) via our webinars or workshops.
  3. Submitting a renewal application with your CEUs and paying the renewal fee.
  4. Maintaining the certification by adhering to CEU requirements and timely renewals.

The number varies by certification type, with frequent webinars available to meet CEU requirements.

Yes, a minimal fee applies, varying by program and the time since your last renewal.

Most webinars are free of charge, though some RCI-approved programs may have fees, clearly noted on our website.

The renewed certification is valid for three years, with renewal necessary every two years.

Once you earn enough points, contact us via email or phone to initiate the renewal process. We will guide you through the necessary steps.

The course is open to students with a Master’s degree in Audiology, practicing audiologists with at least one year of experience post-Bachelor’s degree, and faculty members interested in specializing in vestibular sciences.

The curriculum varies by certification course. Please consult the course syllabus for detailed information or contact us for guidance in selecting the right course for you.

Course lengths vary but generally, the theoretical portion spans 1-4 months, while practical hands-on training lasts 3-7 days.

The theoretical portions of first modules will be available at least one month prior to the hands-on training at our clinic, remaining modules depending on the course you enrolled, will be release post hands-on for better understanding of concepts.

Based on the course participants enrolled they have until two to four months after the live hands-on training to finish the theoretical part, intermediate will have until two months, while advanced three and expert will be four months.

Yes, printed materials are distributed on the first day of hands-on training, and digital materials are available via our online platform before then.

We offer some flexibility with training dates, subject to availability. If you need to reschedule due to unforeseen circumstances, please contact our administration office as soon as possible.

Yes, our courses are tailored made for audiologists to enhance your knowledge and confidence in diagnosing and managing vestibular disorders. Post-course support is also available.

Yes, we provide ongoing support for any job or research-related queries after course completion.

Dr. Yugandhar Ramakrishna, AuD, PhD, leads the program, alongside Dr. Tejaswini Boreddy, AuD.

Dr. Yugandhar is a professor and vestibular neuroscientist with extensive experience, and Dr. Tejaswini is a distinguished vestibular specialist.