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1 Sr. No. Name of the PG Student / Faculty Topic of Dissertation / research Project 2012 Name of PG Guide / Co- Investigator 1 Anu Raj Multi component tympanometry in children with cleft palate. 2 Arpita Masih Dysfluencies in typical Hindi speaking children in the age group of 2 ½ -4 ½ years. 3 Chithra Kiran M. S Assessment of speech intelligibility across various speech tasks in individuals with Dysarthria. 4 Della Maria Jimmy Acoustics analysis of segmental features in individuals with dysarthria associated with Parkinson s disease. 5 Dharmapal Dongol. Development of language in children with mother tongue Marathi in the age range of 9-36 months. 6 Dipti Gupta High frequency tympanometry and acoustic reflexes in neonates and infants with normal hearing. 7 Gayathri Menon Acoustic & perceptual analysis of stress in individuals with dysarthria associated with Parkinson s disease. 8 Heena Seth Perceptual and instrumental analysis of hyper nasality in individuals with repaired cleft lip and/or palate. 9 Sachin Kumbhar Comparison of scores of locus of control behavior scale in typical individuals and individuals with stuttering. Dr. C.S. Vanaja Prof & Head of Department BVDU School of Audiology and Mrs. Maya Sanghi Hon Professor, BVDU, School of Pune- Pune- Pune- Dr.C.S.Vanaja Prof & Head of Department Pune- Mrs. Maya Sanghi Hon Professor, BVDU, School of Pune- 10 Kuruvilla Mathew Development of early speech
2 perception test for Marathi speaking children with hearing impairment. 11 Manna Ann Raju Singer s formant in Hindustani classical singers-a preliminary study. 12 Nidhin Kurian Correlation between clinician s perception & client perception of dysphonia. 13 Nimisha Khandelwal Efficacy of speech evoked cortical auditory evoked potential (CAEP) in hearing aid verification. 14 Mahendra Sarsambe The effect of listening environment and earphone style on preferred listening levels in normal hearing adults using mobile phone. 15 Suraj B. Effect of age on speech evoked brainstem response. 16 Swarup Mishra Dizziness handicap, caloric test and VEMP in persons with dizziness: A preliminary report. 17 Swathy Ann Alexander 18 Aneesha Wachasundar A screening tool for identification of children with learning difficulty. Effect of age on cervical and ocular vestibular evoked myogenic potentials Bharmal Alifia Kutub A comparative investigation of the speech associated attitude of preschool and kindergarten children who do and do not stutter. Pune- Dr. C. S. Vanaja Prof & Head of Department Pune- Mrs. Geeta Gore Hon Professor, BVDU, School of Pune- Dr. C. S. Vanaja Prof & Head of Department Mrs. Geeta Gore Hon Professor, BVDU, School of Pune- Mrs. Maya Sanghi Hon. Professor
3 20 Bhat Swati Dilip Effect of age on caloric test, gaze test and vestibular evoked myogenic potential 21 Chaudhari Sneha Deepak 22 Chavan Supriya Madhavrao Language development of children with cleft palate with/ without cleft lip from 3 to 7 years Development of an acceptable noise level test for Marathi speaking adults with hearing impairment 23 Sunny Chintu Effect of age and gender on nasalance of typically developing Marathi speaking children. 24 Christy Martin Development of Tinnitus Reaction Index 25 Garima Dixit Assessment of impact of stuttering on quality of life of individuals with stuttering 26 Gupta Namrata Rajesh Language development of children with preterm birth 27 Hanna Nelson Auditory brainstem and cortical evoked responses in individuals with stuttering 28 Karulkar Rasika Rajiv Age effect on SNR-50 in individuals with normal hearing sensitivity Pune- Pune- Pune- Pune- BVDU, School of Pune- BVDU, School of Pune- BVDU, School of Pune- Mrs. Geeta Gore Hon. Professor Pune- Mrs. Geeta Gore Hon. Professor
4 29 Kulkarni Sneha Prakash 30 Kurdukar Madhura Dhundiraj 31 Mehta Urvi Arvindbhai Perceptual and instrumental analysis of voice of children with cleft palate with/ without cleft lip Effect of training on listener s perception of speech of individuals with dysarthria Comparison of the effectiveness of two methods of vocal hygiene program: a preliminary study. 32 Nihar Pradhan Test retest reliability of real ear insertion gain in open canal hearing aid designed for individuals with hearing Impairment 33 Panicker Rachana Sasidhar Communication related quality of life in individuals with dysarthriadevelopment of a questionnaire. 34 Malik Parul Association of caloric, cvemp and ovemp in individuals with peripheral vestibular pathology 35 Pathan Sana Zeb Mushir Acoustical and perceptual evaluation of voice of vocal professionals 36 Patil Sunil Pandurang Effect of exponential amplitude modulation on auditory steady state responses for stimuli with mixed modulation: a preliminary investigation on individuals with sensorineural hearing loss. 37 Rawal Sonakshi Rajesh Effect of age and gender on voice in 4 to 18 year old typically developing individuals Pune- Pune- Pune- Mrs. Maya Sanghi Hon. Professor Pune- Pune- Pune- Pune- Pune- Dr. C.S.Vanaja Professor & HOD Pune- BVDU, School of
5 38 Sruthi S.G Speech perception in noise and contralateral suppression of otoacoustic emissions in children 39 Yukti Ajwani Analysis of rate in individuals with dysarthria associated with Parkinson's Disease Amrita Bhandarkar Amplitude of ASSR and Loudness Growth Function in persons with normal hearing and those with sensorineural hearing loss Pune- Dr. C.S.Vanaja Professor & HOD BVDU, School of Pune- Pune- Dr.C.S.Vanaja Professor & HOD BVDU, School of Pune- 41 Anil Kumar Yadav An Effect of Directional Microphone on SNR Ayesha Massey Effect of Aging on Acoustic Characteristics of Speech in Healthy individuals Mrs.Sharda Sarda Pune- Mrs.Rohini Chand Mall Pune- 43 Bedke Dhanaji Jagannath Perception of high frequency Marathi words in noise 44 Harish Shinde SNR-50 and ANL with and without hearing aid in individuals with sensorineural hearing loss Dr. C.S. Vanaja Professor, Pune- Dr.C.S.Vanaja Professor, Pune-
6 45 Jayvardhan Singh Development of client centered questionnaire in Marathi for reporting hearing aid benefit 46 Marathe Kiran Eknath Development of test of articulation in sentence form in Marathi 47 Neha Tiwari Exploring language abilities and oro motor abilities in children with stuttering (CWS) and children with no stuttering (CWNS) Dr.C.S.Vanaja Professor, Pune- Mrs.Namita Joshi Pune- Mrs.Namita Joshi Pune- 48 Shah Vidhiben Sunilkumar Language Development and speech rate in Gujarati speaking children (3-7years). Mrs.Aarti Waknis Pune- 49 Swati Chandel Evaluation of hearing aid benefit using speech ABR and Speech CAEPS Dr. C.S. Vanaja Professor, Pune- 50 Shreya Kothari Quality of life in Individuals with Dysphagia Mrs.Rohini Chand Mall Pune- 51 Tabitha Virginia Chintala Phonological Awareness in English in typically developing children with mother tongue Marathi Mrs.Aarti Waknis Pune-
7 52 Thakur Zohaa Salim Pragmatic Development of Typically Developing Children from birth to four years. Mrs.Aarti Waknis Pune- 53 Tishya Joshi Association of c VEMP and Caloric test with quality of life in individuals with dizziness Ms. Sharada Sarda Pune- 54 Yumlembam Pushparani Devi Effect of age and Gender on cognitive Linguistics abilities in Typical Marathi speaking individuals Mrs.Namita Joshi Pune- 55 Nuha Ghiyas Otolith Functioning in Individuals with Diabetes Mellitus type 2 with and without Polyneuropathy Mrs.Sharda Sarda Pune Arushi Kapoor Quality of Life in Persons with Tinnitus 57 Neha Jain Usefulness of Fukuda and Head Impulse Test in identifying the patients with vestibular dysfunction 58 Chitnis Aakanksha Assessment of Auditory Comprehension Skills of Marathi Pune- Mrs. Prajkta Nalat Pune- Mrs. Medha Karbhari Hon. Professor,
8 Speaking School Going Children Pune- 59 Gejji Anisha Vivek Pragmatic abilities of children with Autism Spectrum Disorder in the age range of 2-6 Years 60 Khade Trupti A Follow -up study of Dysphagia Recovery in Individuals with stroke. 61 Kothari Kiyomi Development of Auditory Comprehension Test in Marathi Language for individuals with Aphasia Pune- Mrs.Rohini Chand Mall Pune- Mrs. Medha Karbhari Hon. Professor, Pune- 62 Mangaonkar Gauri Pradip Cortical Auditory Evoked Potentials and Acceptable Noise level in Hearing Aid users. 63 Sharma Nidhi Curriculum Based Language Skills in Hindi for Students Between 12 to 16 Years of Age 64 Sood Nilanshu Pre Reading Skills in Hindi Speaking Children Between 3 to 6 Years Pune- Pune- Pune- 65 Jayaram Priyanka Association between Acceptable Noise Level and Self-reported hearing aid benefit 66 Sharon Mary Oommen Relationship between Speech Intelligibility and Acoustic Parameters of Speech in Individuals with Dysarthria Post Stroke Mrs. Prajkta Nalat Pune- Pune-
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