Given the alarming increase in the infertility rate in India experts have recommended that proper education and counselling on reproductive health is very essential for couples planning for pregnancy. Infertility has become a common problem globally and in India also nearly 27.5 million couples actively trying to conceive suffer from infertility. As per the estimates of a Med Tech Company survey the number is estimated to rise by more than 10% by 2020. As a perilous public health issue it needs serious attention of all stakeholders—patients experts policymakers and health insurers. According to the Indian Society of Assisted Reproduction infertility