Rankings

Ranked by what’s actually in them

Each ranking resolves every lab’s test naming back to one canonical test before ordering anything, so a package cannot climb by listing the same assay twice. These rank how well a package is composed — not whether you need one.

By concern

Best full body health check-up

Every preventive package ranked by Clinical Value Score — what survives once duplicate and derived tests are stripped out.

Best thyroid check-up

Packages with real thyroid coverage, ranked on what the panel actually contains rather than how many thyroid lines it prints.

Best diabetes and blood sugar check-up

Packages ranked on metabolic coverage — fasting glucose, HbA1c and the rest of the picture around them.

Best heart and cholesterol check-up

Cardiac packages ranked on distinct measured tests, with derived ratios counted for what they are.

Best liver function check-up

Packages with genuine hepatic coverage, ranked on the enzymes and proteins that make an LFT informative.

Best kidney function check-up

Renal packages ranked on distinct kidney markers rather than on how many ways creatinine gets reported.

Best anaemia and blood count check-up

Packages ranked on haematology coverage — the complete blood count and the iron studies that explain it.

Best vitamin and nutritional check-up

Packages ranked on nutritional coverage, with a note on where vitamin panels stop being informative.

By budget

Best health check-up under ₹1,000

What ₹1,000 actually buys once the advertised test count is resolved to distinct tests.

Best health check-up under ₹2,000

The mid-range band, ranked on clinical value rather than on how many tests fit inside the price.

Best health check-up under ₹3,000

Comprehensive packages under ₹3,000, ranked on what the extra spend actually adds.