DNA relationship testing in India
Paternity DNA test cost and process
A paternity DNA test compares selected genetic markers from a child and an alleged biological father to assess a biological relationship. DNA Labs India can explain available sample options, expected timelines and the current price for your city before collection. Choose the test purpose carefully. An informational test may help families understand a relationship, while a legal test requires documented identity checks and witnessed chain of custody. Results should be discussed with an appropriate professional when they may affect family, health or legal decisions.
At a glance
The important details, plainly stated.
What the test can answer
Informational versus legal testing
Before booking
- Keep government identity documents available for a legal collection.
- Tell the collection team about unusual circumstances or missing participants.
- Request a written quotation rather than relying on general online estimates.
Questions patients ask
Before you decide
What is the cost of the Paternity DNA Test?
The cost is ?13,000 for professional collection at clinic or home.
How accurate is the test?
It has 99.9999% accuracy using 28-marker STR analysis.
Can I get the test done at home?
Yes, we offer mobile phlebotomy service for home collection.
Is the test legally valid?
For legal purposes, we offer forensic clinical collection admissible under Indian Evidence Act.
How long does it take to get results?
Results are typically available within 5-7 business days.
What samples are collected?
Blood or buccal swab, collected by trained professionals.
Is the test painful?
No, it involves a simple blood draw or cheek swab, which is painless.
How is my privacy maintained?
We use unmarked vehicles, discreet appointments, and confidential billing.
Can I choose between blood and swab?
Yes, you can choose either method at the time of collection.
What if the alleged father is not available?
Other tests like sibling or grandparentage tests may be considered.
Are there any age restrictions?
No, the test can be performed on individuals of any age.
How do I book an appointment?
Call +91 93951 42800 or book online through our portal.
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Written by
Lookesh Sharma
Medical Content Writer · MSc Biotechnology
Reviewed by
Dr SULOCHANA HEMCHANDRA HOLLA
Consultant Medical Geneticist · Reg. 8532
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