Diagnostic audiology labs
Sound-treated rooms and audiological instrumentation for hands-on diagnostic training.
Campus & facilities
Rooms built for one purpose
Audiology needs sound-treated rooms and calibrated instruments. Speech therapy needs quiet, dedicated spaces. The campus is built to the Rehabilitation Council of India specification for both, and the college clinic is already running.
Labs & facilities
What is on campus
Speech & language therapy rooms
Calm, dedicated therapy spaces designed for one-to-one and paediatric sessions.
The clinic
A working clinic on the same site, run by the Aashirwad Foundation of India Trust and open to the public. Students observe and, from the second semester, assist there under direct supervision. Step-free throughout.
Practice laboratories
Replicas of the clinical rooms, equipped with the same instruments, where students learn the machines and the test procedures before they meet a patient. No patients are seen here.
Academic library
Clinical references, journals and quiet study spaces for individual and group work.
Lecture & seminar halls
Technology-equipped classrooms built for focused teaching and case discussion.
Student hostel
Supervised residential facilities with common study and dining spaces.
The equipment a recognised programme must have
For a clinical programme the equipment list is the specification. The Rehabilitation Council of India sets a minimum for every recognised B.ASLP programme, so this is a standard any college can be held to, including this one.
Audiology
- Two-channel diagnostic audiometer with all accessories — one per batch
- Portable audiometer — one per batch
- Clinical immittance audiometer with accessories — one per batch
- Portable or screening impedance audiometer — one per batch
- Clinical BERA — one per batch
- Otoacoustic emission system — one per batch
- Calibration equipment for air conduction, bone conduction and free field
- A representative range of hearing aids — spectacle, FM, digital and programmable — and assistive listening devices
- Insertion gain and hearing aid test equipment
- Cochlear implant mapping device
- Otoscope
- Fully equipped earmould laboratory with 3D printing equipment
Speech-language pathology
- Speech and language tests for differential diagnosis, in English and the local language
- Speech therapy material scaled to the clinical population
- Digital tape recorder — one per batch
- Spirometer — one per batch
- Diagnostic and therapy software
- Stroboscope, videolaryngoscope or FEES — by possession or access
- Electroglottograph
Source: Rehabilitation Council of India — B.ASLP Norms, Regulations & Curriculum Framework, effective from academic session 2024-25. These are the national minimums the campus is built against.
Claverton states that the campus meets this specification in full. The rooms, the sound-treated suite and the instruments above are the standard the college is built against. Families can ask the admissions office to show the rooms and the instruments, and can ask for the itemised inventory in writing.
To be announced
The space a recognised programme must have
Room-by-room minimums, including the sound-treated suites that diagnostic audiology depends on.
| Space | Specification | Number |
|---|---|---|
| Classrooms | 10 sq ft per student plus 20 sq ft for the teacher, minimum 360 sq ft | One per batch |
| Seminar hall | Accommodating half the total students | 1 |
| Practical laboratories | Accommodating half the total students | 2 |
| Computer laboratory / multipurpose hall | Accommodating half the total students | 1 |
| Library | Accommodating half the total students | 1 |
| Patient reception and registration | 10' × 10' | 1 |
| Case history, diagnostic and interview rooms | 8' × 8' | Four per batch |
| Speech laboratory (diagnostic) | 15' × 15' | 1 |
| Sound-proof recording room | 8' × 8' | 1 |
| Speech therapy rooms, sound-isolated | 8' × 8' | Four per batch |
| Two-room audiometric suite, ANSI 1977 | 10' × 16', sound-proof, with control and test rooms | One per batch |
| Hearing aid fitting room | 10' × 10' | 1 |
| Earmould and hearing aid repair laboratory | 10' × 10' | 1 |
| Electrophysiological test room | 10' × 15' | 1 |
| Hostel | Separate for men and women with dining, for at least half the student population | — |
| Barrier-free access and recreation space | Indoor and outdoor | — |
Source: Rehabilitation Council of India — B.ASLP Norms, Regulations & Curriculum Framework, effective from academic session 2024-25. These are the national minimums the campus is built against.
Library
The library
Clinical references, journals and study space in one calm setting.
- Curated audiology and speech-language pathology references
- Access to academic journals and clinical resources
- Quiet individual and group study spaces
The library must seat at least 30% of staff and students, provide internet and photocopying, stock the prescribed reading list with additions every year, and hold at least four journals at the start — two in speech-language pathology and two in audiology — adding two more every five years.
Library access, the college e-books and the online learning resources are inside the tuition fee, at no extra charge.
To be announced
Hostel & residence
For students who move cities to study
Supervised residential facilities with warden support and common study and dining spaces.
- Supervised, secure residential facilities
- Common study and dining spaces
- Wellbeing and warden support
The campus and the clinic are step-free and disability-access friendly. The Council separately requires hostels for men and women with dining facilities, accommodating at least half the student population.
Rooms are single, double or triple sharing, air-conditioned or not, with attached or common washrooms. Meals are included in the hostel charge, which runs from ₹1,30,000 to ₹3,50,000 a year depending on the room, and may be paid in two half-yearly instalments. The full table is on the fees page.
To be announced
Gallery
A closer look at the campus
Photographs of the labs, clinics, classrooms and hostel will be published here as the college prepares for its 2027 intake.
Virtual campus tour
The clinic is open to the public, so the simplest way to see how the place works is to walk in. A 360° tour is planned for families who cannot travel.
To be announced
Visit
Come and see it
Campus visits can be arranged any day between 8 AM and 6 PM.
Getting here
Address
No. 4, Knowledge Park III, Greater Noida, Uttar Pradesh 201310
Metro
Knowledge Park II station on the Aqua Line, about 3 km from campus
From Delhi
About 40 km by the Noida–Greater Noida Expressway; roughly an hour from central Delhi
Airports
Noida International Airport, Jewar, about 30 km by the Yamuna Expressway; Delhi IGI about 55 km
Rail
Dadri is the nearest station; Ghaziabad and the Delhi terminals are an hour to ninety minutes by road
Admissions open
Visit the campus, then apply
Or do both in the same week — our admissions team can arrange it.