Ni-kshay login is for health staff, labs, chemists and private doctors who record TB patients. Patients and families do not need a Ni-kshay login: use the TB Aarogya Sathi app with your Ni-kshay ID instead.
हिंदी में सार
नि-क्षय लॉगिन स्वास्थ्य कर्मचारियों, लैब, केमिस्ट और प्राइवेट डॉक्टरों के लिए है। मरीज़ों को लॉगिन की ज़रूरत नहीं; वे अपनी नि-क्षय आईडी से टीबी आरोग्य साथी ऐप में अपनी जानकारी और भुगतान देख सकते हैं। आधिकारिक पता nikshay.in है। अपना पासवर्ड या OTP किसी को न बताएँ।
Official website
Go to the official Ni-kshay loginYou are leaving this site. The official address is nikshay.in. Check the address bar before typing anything. Patients: you do not need this page.
Who can log in to Ni-kshay
According to the NTEP knowledge base, Ni-kshay gives one interface to public and private health care providers, with separate login types for each role:
- State, District and TB Unit (TU) users
- Peripheral health institutions (PHI) and programme staff
- Private providers (doctors, hospitals and clinics)
- Chemists and laboratories
- Patient provider support agencies (PPSA, including JEET)
Each login only shows the work for that role and area. Usernames are created through the programme, so if you are new, ask your TB Unit or the District TB Officer’s office to set up your access.
How to log in safely
Type the address yourself
Open your browser and type nikshay.in. Do not use login links sent in messages or found in adverts. Check the address bar before you type a password.
Choose your login type
Select the option that matches your role, for example health facility, private provider, lab or chemist.
Enter your username and password
Use the credentials given to you through the programme. Never share them, even with colleagues.
Log out on shared computers
Many health facilities share one computer. Always log out and close the browser when you finish.
Common login problems and what to do
| Problem | What to do |
|---|---|
| Forgot password | Use the password reset option on the official login page if it is shown, or ask your supervisor or TB Unit to reset your access. |
| Account locked or not active | Contact the TB Unit or District TB Officer’s office that created your login. |
| Private doctor with no login | Contact the District TB Officer’s office or your nearest TB Unit. They can help you notify cases and get access. |
| Page not opening | Check your internet connection, try another browser, and make sure you typed nikshay.in correctly. Do not try lookalike addresses. |
| A patient asks you to “check” their record online | Patients can see their own details in the TB Aarogya Sathi app with their Ni-kshay ID and OTP. Do not share login access with patients or others. |
Searching for “nikshay.gov.in login”?
Many people search for www.nikshay.gov.in login or nikshay gov in user login. The address given on the official NTEP knowledge base is nikshay.in. If a site asks for your password and its address is different, close it.
Beware of fake calls and websites
- Health staff never ask you to pay money to “release” a Ni-kshay Poshan Yojana payment.
- Never share an OTP, ATM PIN or bank password with anyone, even if they say they are from the TB programme.
- Give bank details only in person at your TB programme health facility, never on a call, WhatsApp or an unknown website.
- If you were cheated, call the national cyber crime helpline 1930 or report at cybercrime.gov.in.
Ni-kshay portal explainerAn illustrated walk through what Ni-kshay does for patients, Ni-kshay Mitras, private doctors and staff.
See how it worksFrequently asked questions
Can a TB patient log in to Ni-kshay?
No login is needed. Patients use the TB Aarogya Sathi app: log in with your Ni-kshay ID and the OTP sent to your registered mobile number to see adherence, treatment progress and DBT details.
What is my Ni-kshay login ID?
If you are a staff member, your login ID is created through the programme. If you are a patient, the number you need is your Ni-kshay ID, which you get at notification.
Is there a Ni-kshay login for private doctors?
Yes, Ni-kshay has a private provider login type for notifying patients and updating outcomes. Contact your District TB Officer’s office if you need help getting started.
Is this website connected to Ni-kshay?
No. This is an independent guide. It has no login and never asks for your username, password, OTP or any patient detail.
Medical review note. Written from official TB programme guidelines; last checked 16 October 2026. This is general information, not medical advice. For diagnosis and treatment, see a doctor at your nearest government health facility.