Every vaccine, dated for your child.
Enter your child's date of birth and get the full IAP-recommended immunization timeline with actual calendar dates — from BCG at birth to HPV at 10 years.
Generate the schedule
Why the schedule is timed the way it is
This timeline follows the Indian Academy of Pediatrics (IAP) recommendations, which extend the government's Universal Immunization Programme. The spacing isn't arbitrary: maternal antibodies fade over the first months (which is why measles vaccine waits until 9 months), while diseases like pertussis are most dangerous earliest (which is why DTP starts at 6 weeks with tight 4-week intervals).
Boosters exist because several vaccines need immune-memory reinforcement after the primary series. A missed date is almost never a restart — catch-up schedules exist for every vaccine — but delays do leave windows of vulnerability, which is why clinics running automated vaccination recall reminders see meaningfully better completion rates.
Schedule per IAP recommendations; your pediatrician may adjust for prematurity, medical conditions or catch-up needs. Always follow your doctor's advice.
Frequently asked questions
Don't panic and don't restart — every vaccine has a catch-up schedule. Contact your pediatrician promptly; they'll slot the missed doses correctly relative to the rest of the timeline.
The IAP (Indian Academy of Pediatrics) schedule, which includes everything in the government's UIP plus additional recommended vaccines like PCV boosters, varicella, Hep A, influenza and HPV. Your pediatrician will advise which optional vaccines fit your child.
No — the schedule is computed in your browser and nothing is transmitted or saved.
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