Enter your child's date of birth, current date, healthcare setting, and whether there was a premature birth to get a full vaccination schedule — including completed vaccines, anything that's overdue, and what's due next based on your child's actual age.
Child's Current Age
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Next Vaccination Due
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Overdue Vaccines
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Completed Vaccines
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A vaccination schedule is a timeline that shows which vaccines your child needs and when they should receive them. It's designed to provide protection at the right ages when children are most vulnerable to diseases.
Government hospitals follow the Universal Immunization Programme (UIP) which provides free vaccines for essential diseases. Private hospitals may follow the Indian Academy of Pediatrics (IAP) schedule which includes additional vaccines for broader protection.
Infants typically need vaccines for Hepatitis B, BCG, DPT, Polio, Hib, Pneumococcal, and Rotavirus. The exact timing varies but starts at birth and continues with multiple doses throughout the first year.
Premature babies may need adjusted vaccination schedules for certain vaccines. Most vaccines are given based on chronological age, but some may be delayed or given different doses based on the baby's weight and development.
If your child misses a vaccination, contact your healthcare provider as soon as possible. Most vaccine series can be continued without restarting, even if there are delays between doses.
The influenza (flu) vaccine is the main annual vaccine recommended for children over 6 months. Some children with special health conditions may need additional annual vaccines.
No, vaccination schedules vary by country based on local disease patterns, healthcare infrastructure, and available vaccines. This calculator follows Indian guidelines (UIP and IAP).