Step 1: State the concept.
The national immunisation schedule lists specific vaccines to be given to a newborn right at birth to protect against serious early infections.
Step 2: Recall the birth dose vaccines.
At birth, the standard schedule recommends BCG (against tuberculosis), OPV zero dose (against polio), and the Hepatitis B birth dose.
Step 3: Check option 1.
BCG is indeed a birth dose vaccine, but it is only one part of the schedule, so choosing it alone is incomplete.
Step 4: Check options 2 and 3.
OPV zero (option 2) and Hepatitis B - 1 (option 3) are also given at birth, but each on its own is again only part of the recommended set.
Step 5: Combine the evidence.
Since BCG, OPV zero, and Hepatitis B - 1 are all administered shortly after birth, no single one is the complete answer. The inclusive choice covers all three.
Step 6: Conclude.
All the listed vaccines are given at birth, so the correct answer is option 4.
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