The Ali Yavar Jung National Institute for the Hearing Handicapped (AYJNIHH) offers professional training and support for persons with hearing disabilities. The institute is recognized by the Ministry of Social Justice & Empowerment, Government of India, and operates under the Southern Regional Centre in Secunderabad. It provides programs in audiology, speech language pathology, and special education to empower individuals with hearing impairments through skill development and rehabilitation services.

The institute accepts students at all levels—diploma, undergraduate, postgraduate, and doctoral—who have a hearing disability. Candidates from any Indian state may apply. There are no specific income or mark criteria listed by the official page; admission is based on eligibility for the chosen program and disability certification from a recognized medical authority.

Interested candidates should visit the official website for program-specific application details. Applications are typically submitted online through the institute’s portal or in person at the Southern Regional Centre. Required documents usually include disability certificate, educational certificates, and identity proof. Contact the institute via email at adnihhsrc@gmail.com or phone 040-27750827 Ext: 211 for guidance on the application process.