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Diagnostic centres in Dwarka: a neighbourhood guide

Where to get blood tests, MRI and full body checkups in Dwarka — sector by sector.

Locatemycentre Editorial10 July 2026 4 min read

Dwarka is one of the most self-contained residential zones in Delhi, and its diagnostic footprint reflects that: every major sector has a branded chain within a 5-minute drive, plus dozens of independent pathology labs.

What Dwarka covers well

  • Branded chains at scale. Dr Lal PathLabs, SRL, Metropolis, Thyrocare and Redcliffe all have multiple collection centres across Sectors 5, 6, 7, 10, 12 and 21.
  • Imaging. Mahajan Imaging, City X-Ray and hospital imaging arms (Manipal, Venkateshwar, Aakash) cover MRI, CT and ultrasound.
  • Home sample collection. Every major chain collects seven days a week across all Dwarka sectors.

What to expect on price

Dwarka prices sit at the Delhi average — cheaper than South Delhi, roughly on par with West Delhi. A CBC runs ₹200–₹300, a lipid profile ₹500–₹800, and a basic full-body package starts at ₹1,299.

FAQ

How many diagnostic centres are there in Dwarka?

Dwarka has over 60 diagnostic collection centres and imaging facilities across its 29 sectors. Most sectors have at least two branded chains and several independent pathology labs.

Which is the best diagnostic centre in Dwarka?

For routine blood tests any NABL-accredited chain within 3 km is fine. For MRI and CT, Mahajan Imaging (Sector 6) and the imaging arms of Venkateshwar and Manipal Hospitals are widely used.

Is home sample collection available across all Dwarka sectors?

Yes. Every major chain collects across Sectors 1–29, with slots starting at 6:30 am for fasting tests.

How much does a full body checkup cost in Dwarka?

Basic packages start at ₹1,299 and go up to ₹4,500 for advanced packages with vitamin D, HbA1c and ECG.

Are there NABL-accredited labs in Dwarka?

Yes — all major branded chains (Dr Lal, SRL, Metropolis, Thyrocare, Redcliffe, Agilus, Max Lab) with a presence in Dwarka are NABL-accredited.