If you or someone in your family is pregnant and living in Tamil Nadu, you might have already heard about PICME 3.0. But let’s be honest — most of us aren’t totally sure what it’s for or how to use it.
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This post will explain what PICME is, how to login, register, and track pregnancy-related services online. It’s super helpful, especially for those planning institutional deliveries and government health benefits.
🍼 What is PICME 3.0?
PICME stands for Pregnancy and Infant Cohort Monitoring & Evaluation. It’s an online system launched by the Government of Tamil Nadu to monitor pregnant women’s health and ensure proper care from early pregnancy till delivery.
PICME 3.0 is the upgraded version of the platform that helps with:
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Online pregnancy registration
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Assigning RCH (Reproductive Child Health) ID
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Tracking ANC visits, scan details, immunizations
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Easy access to birth certificates
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Availing Dr. Muthulakshmi Reddy Maternity Benefit Scheme
And yep — all of this is completely free!
👩💻 How to Register on PICME Portal
Here’s how to register yourself if you’re pregnant (or registering on behalf of someone):
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Go to 👉 https://picme.tn.gov.in
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Click on “Pre-registration by Public”
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Fill in your basic details:
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Name
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Address
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District
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Expected delivery date
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Aadhar number
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Mobile number
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Submit the form and you’ll receive a 12-digit RCH ID via SMS
You can also register through your nearest Anganwadi center, primary health center (PHC), or government hospital.
🔐 PICME 3.0 Login – Step-by-Step
After registration, if you’re a health worker or PHC nurse, here’s how to login:
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Go to 👉 https://picme.tn.gov.in
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Click on “Login”
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Enter your User ID, password, and captcha
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Hit Sign In and access the dashboard
Note: Public users don’t need to login unless they are assigned a login by medical officials.
🧾 Why is PICME Important?
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Helps government monitor mother and baby’s health
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Ensures safe and timely delivery
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Mandatory for applying for birth certificate
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Needed for ₹18,000 financial assistance under MMRBS
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Helps schedule regular doctor visits and scans
If you’re not registered in PICME, chances are you’ll face issues in accessing government maternity schemes in Tamil Nadu.
📋 Documents You May Need
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Aadhar card
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Pregnancy scan report
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Doctor’s note / confirmation
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Bank account details (for financial schemes)
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Registered mobile number
💡 Helpful Tips
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Always use a valid mobile number — all updates come through SMS
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Save your 12-digit RCH ID somewhere safe
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Register as early in pregnancy as possible (preferably before 12 weeks)
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You can check the MMRBS amount status through your RCH ID
Final Thoughts
Whether you’re a first-time mom or going through this journey again — the PICME portal 3.0 is here to make things easier, safer, and more organized for pregnant women in Tamil Nadu.
So if you’re expecting (or know someone who is), make sure to get registered, get your RCH ID, and use the system to track appointments, updates, and maternity benefits.