Background: In patients with established CKD, multiple risk factors have been hypothesized to cause senserineural hearing loss. There is high rise in the prevalence of CKD in India due to rise in conditions such as diabetes and hypertension. Aim of the Study: To identify the pattern of sensorineural hearing loss (SNHL) in stage 5 CKD patients on haemodialysis and to study the association between haemodialysis and degree of hearing changes. Study Design: Case control, observational, analytical study. Method: In this case control study 500 stage-5 Chronic kidney disease adult patients on haemodialysis and 500 age and gender-matched healthy individuals were included over the period of 3 years. Upper age limit was restricted till 55 years to avoid presbyacusis. After base line investigations, they were subjected for all cases and controls were subjected otoscopic examination and hearing assessment using standard pure tone audiometry. Descriptive statistical analysis has been carried out in this study. Result: In CKD group, 96.5 % patients (5 patients had natural death) suffered from hearing loss and 3.5%(17) patients had normal hearing. In control group, 31.2% suffered from Sensorineural hearing loss and 68.2%(343) have no hearing loss . Among the Stage 5 CKD group, 11.9% had mild SN hearing loss, 14.2% had moderate sensorineural hearing loss,14.8% had moderately severe sensorineural hearing loss, 25.7% had severe SNHL, and 33.2% had profound SNHL. In the control group, 9% had mild SNHL, 7.6% had moderate SNHL, 7.1% had moderately severe SNHL,5.4% had severe SNHL and 2.2% had profound SNHL. Deterioration of hearing acuity occurred in 62% of the patients at the end of follow-up and 12.4% of the participants showed improvement in hearing acuity. 25.6% patients showed no improvement. Conclusion: Our finding in present study is that CKD patients with hearing loss received significantly lesser haemodialysis sessions is interesting as it suggests a possible beneficial association between increasing number of dialysis sessions and hearing loss.