This is a Centrally Sponsored Scheme launched in 1974 by the Department of Social Welfare and after transferred to Dept. of Education in 1982. Under the scheme handicapped children are sought to be integrated in normal school system.
The Hearing Handicapped (mild and moderate impaired only) are provided following allowance and facilities under this scheme:
Disabled children residing in school hostels within the same institution where they are studying may also be paid boarding and lodging charges as admissible under Govt. rules/schemes. Where there is no State scheme of scholarships to hostellers, the disabled children, whose parents
income does not exceed Rs.3000/- per month, may be paid actual boarding and lodging charges subject to maximum of Rs.200/-p.m.
For further details/procedures please contact the nearest authority of State Department of Social Welfare.
Dear Laxmi,
There is no rank list published by the college. However, students can view and individual ranks after logging in to the dashboard. You can also contact the admission department to know the rank criteria. Or else, you can keep an eye on the National Institute for the Orthopaedically Handicapped page to stay updated on the various admission related criteria.
Dear K R Mehta, We understand that you are looking for a course which can help the students secure a job after graduation. We suggest you take a look at the popular professions the student can opt for after completing the desired course offered by the National Institute for the Orthopaedically Handicapped Kolkata.
Dear Student,
National Institute for the Orthopaedically Handicapped offers a 54-month Bachelor of Physiotherapy or BPT programme. The NIOH Kolkata fees for BPT is Rs 61,000 for the first year. Students also need to pay a seat-locking fee of Rs 10,000 at the time of counselling.