Complete Vaccination Schedule for Children in India (2026)

Dr. Raghul

Pediatric & Neonatal Surgeon · Iswarya Hospital

Immunisation is the most effective way to protect children from life-threatening diseases. Here is the complete recommended vaccination schedule for Indian children.

Vaccination protects children from serious diseases and helps build community immunity. Here is the Indian Academy of Pediatrics (IAP) 2026 immunisation schedule.

At Birth

BCG (Tuberculosis)

OPV-0 (Polio)

Hepatitis B (1st dose)

6 Weeks

DTwP/DTaP (Diphtheria, Tetanus, Pertussis) – 1st dose

IPV (Inactivated Polio Vaccine) – 1st dose

Hib (Haemophilus influenzae type b) – 1st dose

Hepatitis B – 2nd dose

Rotavirus – 1st dose

PCV (Pneumococcal) – 1st dose

10 Weeks

DTwP/DTaP – 2nd dose

IPV – 2nd dose

Hib – 2nd dose

Rotavirus – 2nd dose

PCV – 2nd dose

14 Weeks

DTwP/DTaP – 3rd dose

IPV – 3rd dose

Hib – 3rd dose

Rotavirus – 3rd dose

PCV – 3rd dose

6 Months

Hepatitis B – 3rd dose

Influenza (annual)

9 Months

MMR (Measles, Mumps, Rubella) – 1st dose

Typhoid conjugate vaccine

12 Months

Hepatitis A – 1st dose

Varicella – 1st dose

15 Months

MMR – 2nd dose

Varicella – 2nd dose

PCV booster

5–6 Years

DTwP/DTaP booster

OPV booster

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