Rabies from a mouse exposure is extremely uncommon, but the key issue is whether the skin was actually broken. A superficial scratch should be cleaned promptly; rabies vaccine is usually not needed for a routine mouse scratch, but tetanus protection and the wound still need assessment.
Next Steps
Wash the scratch with soap and running water for 15 minutes, apply an antiseptic and check when your last tetanus booster was given. Seek care today if the wound is deep, infected, the animal was clearly rabid/unavailable, or you are unsure about the exposure. A Practo consult or visit to Synergy Multispeciality Hospital, Miraj can clarify the need for vaccination.