Government Vs Private Vaccination Chart

There is a lot of difference in the vaccination chart of government and private hospitals, there are many such vaccines which are not administered in government hospitals, which are very important for children because the immunity of children is very less according to the elders and the vaccine is one such a way which we can save children from many diseases.

What is the difference between private and government vaccination charts? vaccination in private hospitals

The vaccination schedule that is followed in private hospitals comes under the Indian Academy of Pediatrics.

Indian Academy of Pediatric (private) Vaccination chart

Age	Vaccine	Doses
Birth	BGG	0.1 ml(0.05 ml)
	OPV0	2 Drops
	HepB1	0.5 ml
6 Weeks	DTWP1/DTap1, Hib1&HepB2+IPV1	0.5 ml
	Rotavirus 1	5 Drops
	PCV1	0.5 ml
10 Weeks	DTWP2/DTap2, Hib2+HepB3+IPV2	0.5 ml
	Rotavirus 2	5 Drops
	PCV2	0.5 ml
14 Weeks	DTWP3/DTap3, Hib3+HepB4+IPV3	0.5 ml
	Rotavirus 3	5 Drops
	PCV3	0.5 ml
6 Month	Typhoid Conjugate(TCV)	0.5 ml
	Influenza Vaccine 1 + OPV1	0.5 ml
7 Month	Influenza Vaccine 2	0.5 ml
9 Month	MMR1	0.5 ml
	OPV2	2 Drops
	Meningococcal 1	0.5 ml
12 Month	HepatitisA1	0.5 ml
	Meningococcal 2	0.5 ml
	Japanese Encephalitis	0.5 ml
15 Month	MMR2	0.5 ml
	Varicella 1	0.5 ml
18 Month	DRWP B1/DTapB1 IPVB1 HibB1	0.5 ml
	Hepatitis A2	0.5 ml
2 Years	Typhoid Booster	0.5 ml
4-6 Years	DTWB2/DTapB2	0.5 ml
	Varicella2	0.5 ml
10 Years	Tdap/Td	0.5 ml
9-14 Years	HPV 1 (Only for Girls)	0.5 ml
	HPV 2 (After 6 Month)	0.5 ml

Vaccination schedule in government hospital 

The vaccination schedule that is followed in government hospitals started vaccination in India from 1978 and in 1985 the name of this campaign was named Universal Immunization Program (UIP), under this, the diseases which can be prevented through vaccines, for those 12 diseases. babies are vaccinated

Age	Vaccine	Doses
Birth	BGG	0.1 ml(0.05 ml)
	OPV0	2 Drops
	HepB1	0.5 ml
6 Weeks	DTWP1/ Hib1&HepB2	0.5 ml
	Rotavirus 1	5 Drops
	IPV1 if Available	0.5ml
	PCV1	0.5 ml
10 Weeks	DTWP2/ Hib2&HepB3	0.5 ml
	Rotavirus 2	5 Drops
	IPV2 if Available
	PCV2	0.5ml
14 Weeks	DTWP3/ Hib3&HepB4	0.5 ml
	Rotavirus 3	5 Drops
	IPV3 if Available	0.5 ml
6 Month	OPV1	2 drops
9 Month	MR1	0.5 ml
	Vitamin A 1st dose	1ml oral (1lakh IU)
	PCV3 (Not given in all Government hospitals)	0.5 ml
12 Month	Japanese Encephalitis	0.5 ml
16-24 Month	DPT Booster 1st	0.5ml
	MR2	0.5mll
	OPV2	2 drops
5-6 Year	DPT Booster 2nd	0.5ml
10 year	TT ( Tetanus Toxoid)	0.5ml