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Enter your height, weight, age and gender to instantly see your BMI, ideal weight range and daily calorie target. Get a matched NOSH7 meal plan, personalised health tips, and a report you can download.

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    BMI is a general screening indicator, not a medical diagnosis. It does not distinguish muscle from fat and may read differently for athletes, pregnant women, children and the elderly. For personalised medical advice, consult a doctor or a registered dietitian.

    Understand Your BMI

    What Do The Numbers Mean?

    CategoryBMI Range (Asian-Indian)What It Means
    UnderweightBelow 18.5Build strength with protein-rich meals
    Healthy18.5 to 22.9Maintain with balanced, fresh meals
    Overweight23 to 24.9Trim gently with a calorie-controlled plan
    Obese25 and aboveFocus on steady fat loss and portion control
    Why the Indian scale is lower
    Indians tend to carry more body fat and higher heart-disease risk at a lower BMI, so 23 is treated as overweight rather than 25.
    BMI is one signal, not everything
    Waist size, muscle mass and lifestyle matter too. Use BMI as a starting point, then eat and move consistently.
    Food does most of the work
    Around 80% of results come from what you eat. A balanced, high-fibre, protein-rich meal makes the biggest difference.
    Small deficit, real results
    A steady 300 to 500 kcal daily deficit supports safe fat loss of roughly 2 to 4 kg a month without starving.

    BMI Questions

    What is a healthy BMI for Indians?

    By the Asian-Indian standard a healthy BMI is 18.5 to 22.9. 23 to 24.9 is overweight and 25 or above is obese. These cut-offs are lower than the global scale because Indians carry more body fat at a lower BMI.

    How is BMI calculated?

    BMI equals your weight in kilograms divided by your height in metres squared. For example 70 kg at 1.70 m is 70 divided by 2.89, which is a BMI of 24.2.

    Which NOSH7 plan should I choose based on my BMI?

    If your BMI is above 23 the Weight Loss plan is recommended. A healthy BMI suits the Healthy Fresh plan for maintenance, and if you are underweight or want muscle gain the High Protein plan is best. This tool matches a plan for you automatically.

    Can I download my health report?

    Yes. After you get your results you can download a health report with your BMI, ideal weight, calorie target, recommended plan and health tips, or print it as a PDF straight from your browser.