Short answer
Roughly ₹6,000–15,000 for a consumer wellness kit, ₹14,000–16,000 for a pharmacogenomic test, and ₹20,000–70,000 or more for clinical disease panels, with whole-genome sequencing higher still.
Price tracks the depth and stakes of the test. A consumer wellness kit reads a broad-but-shallow set of points and needs no clinician, so it sits at the lower end. Clinical panels read whole genes in depth and include medical interpretation, so they cost more. Whole-genome sequencing, the most exhaustive option, is the most expensive of all. India's prices are generally well below global averages.
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