Same day
₹50-200
Anyone
Students, job applicants, medical records
Go to authorized pathology lab or government hospital.
Provide blood sample for testing.
Lab determines ABO and Rh blood group.
Get blood group test report.
Request official blood group certificate on letterhead.
Maintain certificate for future use.
To update your Blood Group Certificate details — such as registered mobile number, address, or linked records — log in to the official portal and use the profile update or settings section.
Visit https://www.mohfw.gov.in and log in using your registered credentials or OTP.
Go to your profile or account settings section.
Choose the detail you want to change on your Blood Group Certificate.
Verify the change with an OTP sent to your registered mobile number or email.
Confirm and save the updated information. Changes typically take effect immediately.
You can download your Blood Group Certificate as a PDF or access it digitally through the official portal or ABHA / DigiLocker platform.
Visit https://www.mohfw.gov.in and sign in.
Navigate to your profile or the card/document section.
Select "Download Card" or "Export PDF" to get your digital copy.
Save on your device or upload to DigiLocker for secure cloud storage.
You can check the registration or enrollment status for your Blood Group Certificate by visiting the official portal and entering your registration number or Aadhaar.
Go to https://www.mohfw.gov.in and find the "Check Status" or "Verify" option.
Provide your registration ID, Aadhaar, or mobile number to look up your record.
Complete OTP verification and check your current enrollment or card status.
Not mandatory everywhere, but often required for school admissions, some jobs.
No, blood group is determined at birth and remains same throughout life.
A+, A-, B+, B-, AB+, AB-, O+, O- (8 types based on ABO and Rh factor).
You can get your blood group tested at any registered private pathological laboratory, clinic, or government hospital. They will provide a certified lab report printed on their official letterhead, signed by a pathologist.
It is a mandatory safety requirement so that in the event of an accident or emergency during your time at college or while driving, medical personnel immediately know your blood type for rapid transfusions.
Visit the official government portal to start your application
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