Free Medical Calculators
for India
Clinically accurate tools for doctors, nurses, and patients — following Indian guidelines, BTS, IDSA, IAP, FOGSI, and WHO standards where they apply.
Why These Calculators Use Indian & International Guidelines
Many standard medical calculators use Western or WHO cutoffs that are not always appropriate for all clinical settings. The BMI calculator uses Indian-specific thresholds (overweight ≥23, obese ≥25) because Indians develop metabolic disease at lower BMI values. Rabies PEP follows the 4-dose Essen regimen per NCDC India. Obstetric tools follow FOGSI and DIPSI protocols. Emergency scoring tools — CURB-65, NEWS2, GCS, and Wells Score — follow BTS, RCP, and NICE guidelines, which are internationally validated and widely used in Indian tertiary care settings.
About These Tools
All tools are built and maintained by a practising doctor in India. Intended for clinical use by healthcare professionals and for patient education. No data is collected or stored on any server — all calculations happen in your browser. Vaccination records in the UIP tracker are saved only on your own device.
Disclaimer
For informational and clinical reference purposes only. These tools do not replace clinical judgement or consultation with a qualified healthcare professional. Always verify doses, schedules, and cutoffs against current guidelines for individual patient decisions.