Clinical Exome Sequencing (CES) in Mumbai
Clinical Exome Sequencing (CES) in Mumbai costs ₹8,499 onwards (66% off MRP) — compared across 8 labs, with free home sample collection and reports in 12 days.
Book through Jammu Genetics Hub — one place for every genetic test — and get guidance from BGCI-certified geneticists before and after your test. Your sample is processed by an accredited partner laboratory.
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12 days
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Blood
Fasting
Not required
What is Clinical Exome Sequencing (CES)?
Clinical Exome Sequencing analyses a curated set of roughly 5,000 genes already known to cause disease (rather than all ~20,000 genes in a full exome), making it faster to interpret and generally more affordable while still covering the genes most likely to explain a suspected genetic condition. Often the first choice before considering a full Whole Exome or Genome test.
Why is Clinical Exome Sequencing (CES) done?
- Analyses about 5,000 genes with established links to inherited disease — a focused alternative to whole exome sequencing.
- Covers the genes most likely to explain a suspected genetic condition, which keeps interpretation faster and the cost lower.
- A common first-line test for unexplained neurological, developmental or metabolic symptoms.
Who may be advised to take Clinical Exome Sequencing (CES)?
- Children with developmental delay, seizures or multiple congenital anomalies.
- People with a suspected inherited condition that affects several body systems.
- Families who want something broader than single-gene testing but not a full exome.
Clinical Exome Sequencing (CES) price in Mumbai
The same test, priced by each laboratory that offers it. Book through Jammu Genetics Hub for one place to compare, book and follow up.
| Provider | Price | MRP |
|---|---|---|
| Jammu Genetics HubLowest | ₹8,499 | |
| MedGenome | ₹9,241 | — |
| Redcliffe Labs | ₹17,400 | — |
| Yoda Diagnostics | ₹20,000 | — |
| Tata 1mg | ₹21,470 | — |
| AMPATH | ₹23,000 | — |
| Metropolis Healthcare | ₹23,540 | — |
| Lilac Insights | ₹25,000 | — |
Jammu Genetics Hub does not run its own laboratory — samples are processed by our accredited partner labs. Prices exclude the per-visit diagnostic fee where home collection applies.
How it works with Jammu Genetics Hub
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Choose your test
See the price and what sample is needed — or ask a geneticist which test you need.
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Sample collection
A trained phlebotomist visits your address in Mumbai at the slot you choose — no clinic visit needed.
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Processed by a partner lab
Your sample goes to an accredited partner laboratory that performs this test.
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Report & guidance
Get your report online, then go through it with BGCI-certified geneticists we connect you with.
Good to know
- It covers fewer genes than a whole exome; if no cause is found, your geneticist may suggest extending to whole exome or genome.
- Like any sequencing test, it can report variants of uncertain significance that need specialist interpretation.
- It works best when ordered after a clinical assessment, so the right test is chosen for the symptoms.
Not sure which test you need? Talk to a geneticist.
Jammu Genetics Hub helps patients in Mumbai connect with BGCI-certified geneticists who explain your options, choose the right test, and walk you through your results — so you understand every report and what to do next.
Frequently asked questions
What is Clinical Exome Sequencing (CES) used for?
Analyses about 5,000 genes with established links to inherited disease — a focused alternative to whole exome sequencing. Covers the genes most likely to explain a suspected genetic condition, which keeps interpretation faster and the cost lower. A common first-line test for unexplained neurological, developmental or metabolic symptoms.
Who should consider Clinical Exome Sequencing (CES)?
Children with developmental delay, seizures or multiple congenital anomalies. People with a suspected inherited condition that affects several body systems. Families who want something broader than single-gene testing but not a full exome.
How much does Clinical Exome Sequencing (CES) cost in Mumbai?
Clinical Exome Sequencing (CES) costs ₹8,499 onwards in Mumbai, compared across 8 labs — the lowest price is at Jammu Genetics Hub. Home sample collection is available; a flat ₹49 diagnostic fee applies per visit.
Is home sample collection available for Clinical Exome Sequencing (CES) in Mumbai?
Yes — a trained phlebotomist visits your address anywhere in Mumbai at a date and time slot you choose, any day of the week.
How long do Clinical Exome Sequencing (CES) reports take?
Reports are typically ready in 12 days after the sample reaches the lab, and are delivered online. Turnaround can vary by lab and by case.
Do I need to fast before Clinical Exome Sequencing (CES)?
No fasting is required for this test.
What does Clinical Exome Sequencing (CES) include?
Clinical Exome Sequencing (CES) covers 1 parameter: ~5,000 clinically-relevant genes.
Are there limitations to Clinical Exome Sequencing (CES)?
It covers fewer genes than a whole exome; if no cause is found, your geneticist may suggest extending to whole exome or genome. Like any sequencing test, it can report variants of uncertain significance that need specialist interpretation. It works best when ordered after a clinical assessment, so the right test is chosen for the symptoms.
Can I speak to a geneticist about Clinical Exome Sequencing (CES) in Mumbai?
Yes. Jammu Genetics Hub helps patients connect with BGCI-certified geneticists, who can explain whether this test is right for you and help you understand the result. Message us on WhatsApp or call to get started. This page is general information and not a substitute for medical advice.
Does Jammu Genetics Hub run its own laboratory?
No. Jammu Genetics Hub is a one-stop booking and comparison platform for genetic, oncology and diagnostic tests — your sample is processed by one of our accredited partner laboratories, and we help with booking, sample collection and getting your report to you.
This page is general information to help you understand the test. It is not medical advice — please discuss your results and next steps with your doctor or a geneticist.