BMI Calculator
Check your body mass index and healthy weight range
Simple, private tools to understand your body's numbers. Each calculator explains what your result means for an Indian adult and what you can do next.
Check your body mass index and healthy weight range
Find the calories your body burns at rest
Find how many calories you need each day
Find a healthy weight for your height
Estimate your body fat percentage
Split your calories into protein, carbs and fat
Find your fertile days and ovulation date
Find your baby's estimated due date
Find how many weeks pregnant you are
Find out when you most likely conceived
Check if your pregnancy weight gain is healthy
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Raise your health cover at a low premium above a deductible.
Plain-English guides from the Policywings desk to help you use these numbers.
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Yes. Every calculator on this page is free, with no sign-up and no limit on how many times you use it.
No. The calculations run entirely in your browser. Your age, height, weight and other inputs are not sent to Policywings or saved anywhere.
Results use the WHO international ranges that most calculators use. Where Indian guidelines differ, such as the lower BMI cut-offs for South Asian adults, each page explains the difference so you can read your result in context.
No. These tools give a quick, general picture. They cannot diagnose a condition or account for your medical history, so talk to a doctor before acting on a result.