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Full body checkup cost in India: typical price range
A full body checkup is not one test, it is a bundle, and the price moves with what is inside the bundle. A basic package typically costs roughly ₹800 to ₹1500. A comprehensive package typically costs roughly ₹2000 to ₹5000 or more. Neither figure is a quote: your lab's own package list is the one that applies to you.
Key takeaways
- Basic package: roughly ₹800 to ₹1500. Usually 15 to 20 parameters: CBC, urine routine, fasting blood sugar and similar.
- Comprehensive package: roughly ₹2000 to ₹5000+. Often 60 to 90+ parameters across thyroid, lipid, liver, kidney and vitamin panels.
- The price gap is mostly test count and coverage, not the same tests marked up between packages.
- City and lab tier both move the price within either package type, the way they do for any single test.
- Compare what is included before comparing price alone. A cheaper package with fewer tests is not automatically the better deal.
There is no single national price for a full body checkup, and there should not be one: two packages called "full body checkup" at two different labs can cover a genuinely different set of tests. What follows is a realistic price range by package tier, what actually changes between them, and the other factors that push a specific lab's number up or down.
Typical full body checkup price by package tier
| Package tier | Typical price range | What it usually covers |
|---|---|---|
| Basic checkup | Roughly ₹800 to ₹1500 | CBC, urine routine, fasting blood sugar, sometimes a lipid or liver screen |
| Comprehensive checkup | Roughly ₹2000 to ₹5000+ | Full lipid, liver and kidney function, thyroid, HbA1c, vitamin D and B12, sometimes ECG or ultrasound |
| Add-on packages (cardiac, diabetes-focused, women's or men's health) | Often priced above the comprehensive tier | A comprehensive base plus condition-specific markers |
What actually changes between a basic and a comprehensive package
The name on the package matters less than the test list inside it. Ask for the list, not just the headline price.
| Factor | How it plays out |
|---|---|
| Number and type of tests bundled | This is the single biggest driver. A basic package with 15 to 20 parameters costs far less to run than a comprehensive one with 60 to 90+, because each added panel adds reagents and machine time. |
| City | Metro-city labs commonly price the same package a little higher than tier-2 or tier-3 towns, reflecting rent and staff cost differences. |
| Standalone tests vs a package | Booking the same set of tests individually usually costs more in total than booking them as one package, since the lab spreads its cost across a single visit and sample. |
| Lab tier and brand | A large chain lab or a premium-branded lab often prices an equivalent package higher than a small standalone local lab. |
| Add-ons like home collection or doctor review | Home sample collection and a bundled doctor consultation are commonly priced as separate line items on top of the test package itself. |
The name on the package matters less than the test list inside it.
Check individual results from your checkup
Already have your full body checkup report and want to check a specific value? Use the reference-range checkers for the tests most commonly bundled in: CBC normal range checker, liver function normal range checker and vitamin D normal range checker. Each one only reads the numbers you type in: nothing is stored or sent anywhere.
Comparing a checkup package against booking the tests one by one? The lab test price estimator lets you tick multiple common tests and see a summed typical range, so you can sanity-check whether a package is actually saving you money.
Other common test costs in India
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Frequently asked questions
What is the full body checkup cost in India?
A basic full body checkup typically costs roughly ₹800 to ₹1500, covering a small set of routine tests such as CBC, urine routine and fasting blood sugar. A comprehensive package with a wider panel, thyroid, lipid, liver, kidney and vitamin tests, typically costs roughly ₹2000 to ₹5000 or more. Both figures are general planning ranges, not a quote: the exact price at your nearest lab depends on the tests actually bundled in.
Why is there such a big gap between a basic and a comprehensive package?
The gap is mostly the number and type of tests bundled in, not a markup on the same tests. A basic package might run 15 to 20 parameters. A comprehensive package can run 60 to 90 or more, adding thyroid, full lipid, liver and kidney function, HbA1c, vitamin D and B12, and sometimes an ECG or ultrasound. More tests means more reagents, more machine time and more reporting, so the price scales with what is actually included.
Does the checkup price include a doctor consultation?
It depends on the lab and the package. Some comprehensive packages bundle a doctor review of the results; most basic packages do not and only cover the lab tests themselves. Check what a specific package includes before comparing its price against another lab’s package, since a lower price with fewer inclusions is not automatically the better deal.
Is a full body checkup cheaper than booking each test separately?
Usually, yes, when the tests in the package are ones you would have booked anyway. A lab running many tests off the same visit and sample spreads its cost, so the per-test price inside a package is commonly lower than adding up each test’s standalone price. It is not cheaper if the package includes tests you do not need just to hit a bigger parameter count.
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