Thyrocare Jamshedpur
NABL-accredited
Book HBsAg Test in Jamshedpur for Hepatitis B Infection
🩸 Blood Test (Non-Fasting)
💰 Starts at ₹280
🏠 Home Collection Available
⚡ Sample collection within 60 minutes
📍 Track sample processing live
⏱️ Rapid Reports in 12 hours
Book a Hepatitis B Surface Antigen (HBsAg) test with Rapid Qualitative or CMIA/ELISA Quantitative options. Walk in at Sakchi, Kadma, Mango, or opt for home collection across Jamshedpur.
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HBsAg Test in Jamshedpur: Quick Details
| Test Name | HBsAg (Hepatitis B Surface Antigen) |
|---|---|
| Available Options | Rapid Test or CMIA/ELISA Quantitative Test |
| Offer Price | ₹280 (HBsAg Rapid) | ₹390 (HBsAg Quantitative) |
| Sample Type | Blood (Serum) |
| Preparation | Fasting not required |
| Reporting Time | Rapid: Within 12 hours Quantitative: Within 24 hours |
| Testing Lab | Thyrocare (NABL-Accredited) |
| Service in Jamshedpur | Walk-in at Sakchi, Kadma, Mango branches or opt for home collection across the city. |
| Home Service | Free for orders above ₹499 within 6 KM of any branch (6:30 AM to 2:30 PM) |
| Booking Options | WhatsApp or Call +91 70701 77147 |
Preparation & Sample Collection for an HBsAg Test in Jamshedpur
- Fasting: Not required for an HBsAg test. You can eat and drink normally before giving your blood sample.
- Walk-in Branches: Walk in to our Sakchi, Kadma, or Mango branches for quick sample giving.
- Home Collection Timing: Home sample collection is available from 6:30 AM to 2:30 PM on Monday to Saturday, and up to 11:30 AM on Sunday.
- Free Home Collection: Applicable if your total order value exceeds ₹499 and your location is within 6 KM from any branch.
Reporting Workflow for an HBsAg Test in Jamshedpur
- Report in: *For the Rapid Test, within 12 hours. Quantitative (CMIA/ELISA) reports are delivered within 24 hours.
- Digital Tracking: Once your sample reaches the NABL-accredited Thyrocare lab, you will receive a tracking link via WhatsApp and Email to view status and download your final report.
- Hardcopy & Receipts: Printed hardcopy reports and receipts are available for pickup at your nearest branch.
HBsAg Test in Jamshedpur: Clinical Significance & Test Types
Hepatitis B Surface Antigen (HBsAg) is the earliest indicator of an active Hepatitis B virus (HBV) infection. Its presence in the blood indicates a current Hepatitis B virus infection. HBV DNA PCR and other hepatitis markers are used to assess viral replication, infectivity, and disease stage. If HBsAg persists in the bloodstream for more than six months, it suggests a chronic Hepatitis B infection.
Rapid vs. Quantitative (CMIA/ELISA) HBsAg Tests
Depending on your screening needs, you can choose between two variations of the HBsAg test:
- HBsAg Rapid Test (Qualitative): The hepatitis B surface antigen (HBsAg) rapid test provides a simple “Reactive” (Positive) or “Non-Reactive” (Negative) result. It is a highly accessible method used primarily for quick, initial screening at low cost. While fast, it does not measure the exact viral load. A positive hepatitis B virus (HBV) result in this screening test needs further confirmation by a HBsAg quantitative test by ELISA or CMIA method. This qualitative hepatitis B test is suggested for a primary screening purpose before a surgery, during pregnancy, as part of a premarital health checkup, and a routine preventive health checkup.
- HBsAg Quantitative Test (CMIA/ELISA): The quantitative antigen test for hepatitis B virus by ELISA or CMIA method measures the exact concentration (titer) of the surface antigen in the blood. This highly sensitive, lab-based test for hepatitis B virus is essential for establishing a baseline, monitoring disease progression, evaluating the effectiveness of antiviral therapy, and confirming chronic infections. A positive report does not confirm a diagnosis, and all positive cases should be confirmed by a confirmatory test like PCR. In some cases and in an unknown percentage of subclinical hepatitis B virus infections, the antigen can be detected in the serum for years, if not for life. Despite the high sensitivity of HBsAg fully automated Chemiluminescent Microparticle Immunoassay (CMIA), the risk of transmission of hepatitis B by an HBsAg-negative sample cannot be ruled out.
Important Caveat: A reactive HBsAg result indicates a Hepatitis B infection, but a comprehensive diagnosis often requires a complete viral hepatitis profile (including antibodies and viral DNA PCR). Always consult a certified medical professional for interpretation of the report.
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Thyrocare Branches for an HBsAg Test in Jamshedpur
Visit your nearest branch for quick walk-in sample giving for an HBsAg test in Jamshedpur, or book a home collection.
📍 Thyrocare Sakchi
2nd Floor, Aditya Raza Mansion, 22, Aambagan Rd, SNP Area, Ambagan, Sakchi, 831001.
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📍 Thyrocare Mango
1st Floor, Ajwa Trade Center, Road No. 16, Jawahar Nagar, Mango, 831020.
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FAQs on the HBsAg Test in Jamshedpur
What does the HBsAg test detect?
The Hepatitis B Surface Antigen (HBsAg) test is used to detect the presence of the hepatitis B virus (HBV) in the body.
I asked for an HBsAg ELISA test, but the report is showing CMIA. Why?
CMIA (Chemiluminescent Microparticle Immunoassay) is an advanced, fully automated technology that has largely replaced traditional ELISA in modern automated laboratories such as Thyrocare. CMIA serves the same diagnostic purpose as ELISA but offers superior sensitivity, higher accuracy, and faster turnaround times.
My obstetrician asked me to test for HBsAg, HCV, HIV, and VDRL for antenatal screening. Do I need a qualitative or quantitative test?
For routine antenatal (pregnancy) screening, a Qualitative (Rapid) test is standard. These four tests are usually grouped in a “Viral Marker Profile” to quickly screen for active infections. If any qualitative test returns a “Reactive” result, your doctor may advise quantitative HBsAg, HBV DNA PCR, or other hepatitis markers for confirmation and further assessment.
Is the HBsAg rapid qualitative test adequate for pre-operative screening?
Yes, in most cases, a rapid qualitative test is perfectly adequate for standard pre-operative fitness profiling. It quickly alerts the surgical team if an active Hepatitis B infection is present. However, always double-check with your admitting hospital or surgeon, as some institutions may mandate specific laboratory methods (like CMIA/ELISA).
Is a qualitative or quantitative HBsAg required for getting a foreign visa?
For most foreign visa medical clearances, a standard Qualitative HBsAg test from a certified NABL-accredited laboratory is sufficient. However, immigration medical requirements vary significantly depending on the destination country (e.g., Gulf countries vs. US/UK/Canada). You should strictly follow the medical guidelines provided by the specific embassy or the designated visa medical center.
Written by: Hema Mehta Sahoo (LinkedIn Profile)
Medically reviewed by: Dr. M A Khan, MBBS, MD Pathology
Last updated: October 7, 2026