Getting to Ishwa IVF from Sikar Road
By car or two-wheeler: from the Vishwakarma Industrial Area (VKI), there are two usual ways. Through the city: south down Sikar Road past Chomu Puliya, across the centre to Tonk Road, then south along Tonk Road to the Gopalpura flyover. Around the west: along the 200 Feet bypass to Ajmer Road, then New Sanganer Road and the Gopalpura bypass east to Tonk Road. Each is roughly 45 to 60 minutes outside rush hour; timings vary with traffic, so check a map app before leaving.
By bus, metro or auto: there is no metro on Sikar Road, and the Pink Line does not reach Tonk Road. An app cab is the most practical choice. By city bus you will need to change in the centre; ask for Gopalpura on Tonk Road.
Ishwa IVF is on the first floor of Ganga Heights, Tonk Road, by the Gopalpura flyover and opposite Jaipur Hospital. Open the clinic in Google Maps for live directions from where you are.
For couples in Sikar Road
Many families along Sikar Road run businesses or work in the VKI area, where a lost morning has a real cost. The way round this is planning: ask the team to book scans at the start of the day, so you are back on Sikar Road by late morning, and group tests on the same visit wherever the doctor allows. On egg collection day, leave early, as you need to arrive fasting and on time, and arrange for someone else to drive home. A long ride on a two-wheeler is not a good idea that day. Diagnostic labs are easy to find on the north side of the city, so ask whether a routine blood test can be done there and the report shared on WhatsApp.
OPD timings
- Monday to Saturday: 9:00 am to 5:00 pm
- Sunday: 9:00 am to 11:00 am, by appointment
Please call or WhatsApp before your first visit so the team can give you a time. Scans during treatment are booked for early in the day, so most couples are back at work or home by late morning.
How many visits a cycle needs
Living in Jaipur makes the visits of a cycle simple to fit around work and home. An IVF cycle usually needs:
- A first consultation, with tests for both partners, often on the same day
- Two to four short monitoring visits for scans and blood tests during the 8 to 12 days of injections
- Egg collection, a morning procedure under light anaesthesia; someone should take you home
- Embryo transfer a few days later, or in a later cycle if embryos are frozen
IUI needs fewer visits: usually two or three scans and the insemination itself, a short procedure.
Questions
How long does it take to reach Ishwa IVF from Sikar Road?
About 45 to 60 minutes by car from the VKI area, roughly 22 km. At peak hours it can take longer, so leave a margin for timed visits.
Which route is quicker, through the city or the 200 Feet bypass?
It depends on the time of day. The city route is shorter but slower when the centre is busy; the bypass route is longer but often steadier. A map app on the morning of your visit is the easiest way to decide.
Can some visits be combined to save trips across the city?
Often, yes. Tests for both partners can usually be done on the same visit as the first consultation, and a blood test can often be timed with a scan. Ask the team when you book.
Can our first consultation be by video?
Yes, if you prefer. Send your reports on WhatsApp first, so the doctor can plan the tests and your first visit in person covers more.
What time should we leave on egg collection day?
The team will give you a reporting time and fasting instructions. From Sikar Road, allow at least an hour so you are not rushing, and bring your partner, who may need to give a sample the same morning.