From birth to five years, here is a parent-friendly overview of the vaccines your child needs and when.
Vaccination is the safest way to protect your child from serious diseases. India's immunisation schedule covers vaccines from the day of birth through adolescence.
At birth to 14 weeks
Babies receive BCG, oral polio and hepatitis B at birth, followed by pentavalent, polio, rotavirus and pneumococcal vaccines at 6, 10 and 14 weeks.
9 months to 2 years
Measles-rubella vaccines begin at 9 months, with boosters and additional vaccines such as typhoid, hepatitis A and chickenpox recommended between 12 and 24 months.
Keep a record
Always keep an updated vaccination card. At our clinic every dose is recorded digitally and you receive a reminder before the next one. Mild fever or swelling after a shot is normal and passes in a day or two.
This article is general information for a demo website and not medical advice. Find a doctor in Silchar for personal guidance.