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Pediatric Vaccination Tracker
Personalised vaccination schedule per the Indian Academy of Pediatrics (IAP). Includes vaccines beyond the govt UIP schedule — Hep A, varicella, typhoid conjugate, PCV, influenza — that most Indian pediatricians recommend.
Enter your child's date of birth to see the personalised schedule.
UIP vs IAP — what's the difference?
The govt's Universal Immunisation Programme (UIP) covers ~10 vaccines free of cost. The IAP schedule adds Hep A, varicella, typhoid conjugate, PCV, influenza, HPV — recommended by the Indian Academy of Pediatrics for better protection. These extra vaccines are paid in private hospitals (typically ₹1,000-3,500 each).
Important reminders
- Always consult your pediatrician — your child may need a modified schedule due to medical history.
- Mild fever / illness can delay a dose by 2 weeks; severe illness requires a doctor's call.
- Maintain a vaccination card and a digital record (Co-WIN now lets you track child immunisation).
- Catch-up schedules exist if you've missed doses — speak to your pediatrician.
FAQ
IAP vs UIP — which schedule?
UIP: govt programme, free, basic vaccines (BCG, OPV, Hep-B, Penta, MMR, JE). IAP: private, includes more vaccines (HPV, Rotavirus, Pneumococcal, Hep-A, Influenza). Most paediatricians follow IAP.
When to start?
BCG within 24 hours of birth. OPV at birth + 6, 10, 14 weeks. Penta (5-in-1) at 6, 10, 14 weeks. Most vaccines complete by age 16 (HPV).
Catch-up if missed?
Yes — most paediatric vaccines have catch-up schedules. Best to consult your paediatrician for the right combo if vaccinations were missed for any reason.