Dr. Asit Kumar MandalPediatrician · Child Specialist
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Vaccination chart

Enter your child's date of birth to see when each vaccine is due. The schedule follows the Indian Academy of Pediatrics (IAP) 2025 recommendations.

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  1. At birth

    • BCG · tuberculosis
    • Polio drops (OPV) · polio
    • Hepatitis BDose 1 · liver infection

    BCG before leaving hospital; Hepatitis B within 24 hours of birth.

  2. 6 weeks

    • DTPDose 1 · diphtheria, tetanus, whooping cough
    • Polio injection (IPV)Dose 1 · polio
    • HibDose 1 · meningitis, pneumonia
    • Hepatitis BDose 2 · liver infection
    • RotavirusDose 1 · severe diarrhoea
    • Pneumococcal (PCV)Dose 1 · pneumonia, meningitis

    Often given together as one combination injection.

  3. 10 weeks

    • DTPDose 2 · diphtheria, tetanus, whooping cough
    • Polio injection (IPV)Dose 2 · polio
    • HibDose 2 · meningitis, pneumonia
    • Hepatitis BDose 3 · liver infection
    • RotavirusDose 2 · severe diarrhoea
    • Pneumococcal (PCV)Dose 2 · pneumonia, meningitis

  4. 14 weeks

    • DTPDose 3 · diphtheria, tetanus, whooping cough
    • Polio injection (IPV)Dose 3 · polio
    • HibDose 3 · meningitis, pneumonia
    • Hepatitis BDose 4 · liver infection
    • RotavirusDose 3 · severe diarrhoea
    • Pneumococcal (PCV)Dose 3 · pneumonia, meningitis

    Rotavirus dose 3 is not needed for the 2-dose brand. Hepatitis B dose 4 comes as part of a combination injection.

  5. 6 months

    • FluDose 1 · influenza

  6. 6 to 9 months

    • Typhoid · typhoid fever

    A single dose; no booster is recommended.

  7. 7 months

    • FluDose 2 · influenza

  8. 9 months

    • MMRDose 1 · measles, mumps, rubella

  9. 12 months

    • Hepatitis ADose 1 · jaundice from contaminated food or water

    The live Hepatitis A vaccine needs only this one dose.

  10. 15 months

    • MMRDose 2 · measles, mumps, rubella
    • ChickenpoxDose 1 · chickenpox (varicella)
    • Pneumococcal (PCV)Booster 1 · pneumonia, meningitis

  11. 16 to 18 months

    • DTPBooster 1 · diphtheria, tetanus, whooping cough
    • HibBooster 1 · meningitis, pneumonia
    • Polio injection (IPV)Booster 1 · polio

  12. 18 to 19 months

    • Hepatitis ADose 2 · jaundice from contaminated food or water
    • ChickenpoxDose 2 · chickenpox (varicella)

    Hepatitis A dose 2 only if the inactivated (non-live) vaccine was used.

  13. Every year until 5 years

    • Flu · influenza

    One flu shot each year, ideally before the monsoon.

  14. 4 to 6 years

    • DTPBooster 2 · diphtheria, tetanus, whooping cough
    • Polio injection (IPV)Booster 2 · polio
    • MMRDose 3 · measles, mumps, rubella

  15. 9 to 14 years

    • HPV · cervical and other cancers

    Girls: a single dose. Boys: two doses, six months apart (approved brands only).

  16. 10 years

    • Tdap · tetanus, diphtheria, whooping cough

  17. 16 to 18 years

    • Td or Tdap · tetanus, diphtheria
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