List of Indian states and union territories by GDP per capita

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NSDP Per Capita of Indian states and Union Territoriess, 2018–2019

This is a list of Indian states and union territories by NSDP per capita. Net state domestic product (NSDP) is the state counterpart to a country's Net domestic product (NDP), which equals the gross domestic product (GDP) minus depreciation on a country's capital goods. The following table gives the latest available nominal NSDP per capita figures for the States and union territories of India at current prices in Indian rupees. No data is available for the union territories of Dadra and Nagar Haveli and Daman and Diu and Ladakh.

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Indian states and union territories by NSDP per capita (Current Prices, ₹) [1]
RankState/Union Territory2021-22 (INR)2021-2022 (USD)2021-2022 (USD in PPP terms)
1 Goa ₹ 4,72,070$ 6,215$ 20,148
2 Sikkim ₹ 4,63,509$ 6,102$ 19,783
3 Delhi ₹ 3,89,529$ 5,128$ 16,625
4 Chandigarh ₹ 3,33,932$ 4,396$ 14,252
5 Telangana ₹ 2,70,839$ 3,566$ 11,559
6 Karnataka ₹ 2,65,623$ 3,497$ 11,337
7 Haryana ₹ 2,64,835$ 3,487$ 11,303
8 Puducherry ₹ 2,51,344$ 3,309$ 10,727
9 Tamil Nadu ₹ 2,42,253$ 3,189$ 10,339
10 Gujarat ₹ 2,41,930$ 3,185$ 10,326
11 Kerala ₹ 2,33,855$ 3,079$ 9,981
12 Andaman and Nicobar Islands ₹ 2,29,080$ 3,016$ 9,777
13 Maharashtra ₹ 2,15,233$ 2,834$ 9,186
14 Uttarakhand ₹ 2,11,657$ 2,786$ 9,034
15 Arunachal Pradesh ₹ 2,05,645$ 2,707$ 8,777
16 Himachal Pradesh ₹ 2,01,271$ 2,650$ 8,590
17 Mizoram ₹ 1,98,962$ 2,619$ 8,492
18 Andhra Pradesh ₹ 1,92,587$ 2,535$ 8,220
19 Punjab ₹ 1,68,705$ 2,221$ 7,200
-India₹ 1,48,524$ 1,955$ 6,339
20 Tripura ₹ 1,37,472$ 1,810$ 5,867
21 Rajasthan ₹ 1,35,962$ 1,790$ 5,803
22 Odisha ₹ 1,28,181$ 1,687$ 5,471
23 Nagaland ₹ 1,25,887$ 1,657$ 5,373
24 West Bengal ₹ 1,24,798$ 1,643$ 5,326
25 Madhya Pradesh ₹ 1,21,594$ 1,601$ 5,190
26 Jammu and Kashmir ₹ 1,20,790$ 1,590$ 5,155
27 Chhattisgarh ₹ 1,20,704$ 1,589$ 5,152
28 Meghalaya ₹ 1,03,335$ 1,360$ 4,410
29 Assam ₹ 1,02,965$ 1,356$ 4,395
30 Manipur ₹ 91,560$ 1,205$ 3,908
31 Jharkhand ₹ 84,059$ 1,107$ 3,588
32 Uttar Pradesh ₹ 73,048$ 962$ 3,118
33 Bihar ₹ 47,498$ 625$ 2,027

Past NSDP per capita of Indian states

No data is available for the union territories of Dadra and Nagar Haveli, Daman and Diu and Lakshadweep.

RankState/Union territoryNSDP Per Capita (Nominal)
2011–12 [2] [3]
NSDP Per Capita (Nominal)
2012–13 [2]
NSDP Per Capita (Nominal)
2013–14 [2]
NSDP Per Capita (Nominal)
2014–15 [2]
NSDP Per Capita (Nominal)
2015–16 [2]
NSDP Per Capita (Nominal)
2016–17 [2]
NSDP Per Capita (Nominal)
2017–18 [2]
NSDP Per Capita (Nominal)
2018–19 [2]
NSDP Per Capita (Nominal)
2020–21 [4]
NSDP Per Capita (Nominal)
2021–22 [4]
NSDP Per Capita (Nominal)
2022–23 [4]
1 Sikkim ₹ 1,58,667₹ 1,74,183₹ 1,94,624₹ 2,14,148₹ 2,45,987₹ 2,80,729₹ 3,17,134₹ 3,57,643₹ 4,12,754₹ 4,72,543N/A
2 Goa ₹ 2,59,444₹ 2,34,354₹ 2,15,776₹ 2,89,185₹ 3,34,575₹ 3,82,140₹ 4,22,155₹ 4,58,304₹ 4,31,351₹ 4,72,070N/A
3 Delhi ₹ 2,29,619₹ 2,49,589₹ 2,73,301₹ 2,98,832₹ 3,28,985₹ 2,98,832₹ 3,28,985₹ 3,65,529₹ 3,31,112₹ 3,89,529N/A
4 Chandigarh ₹ 1,59,116₹ 1,80,624₹ 2,04,542₹ 2,12,786₹ 2,30,417₹ 2,54,263₹ 2,96,434₹ 3,29,209₹ 2,91,194₹ 3,49,373N/A
5 Telangana ₹ 92,984₹ 1,04,943₹ 1,16,236₹ 1,28,372₹ 1,40,441₹ 1,54,272₹ 1,71,583₹ 1,93,750₹ 2,25,687₹ 2,65,942₹ 3,08,732
6 Karnataka ₹ 90,269₹ 1,02,314₹ 1,18,829₹ 1,30,024₹ 1,48,108₹ 1,70,133₹ 1,87,649₹ 2,10,887₹ 2,21,310₹ 2,65,623₹ 3,01,673
7 Haryana ₹ 1,06,085₹ 1,21,169₹ 1,37,770₹ 1,47,382₹ 1,64,963₹ 1,85,050₹ 2,11,526₹ 2,36,147₹ 2,29,065₹ 2,64,835₹ 2,96,685
8 Tamil Nadu ₹ 91,121₹ 1,01,007₹ 1,12,162₹ 1,24,104₹ 1,40,840₹ 1,59,395₹ 1,80,494₹ 2,04,488₹ 2,12,174₹ 2,41,131₹ 2,73,288
9 Gujarat ₹ 87,481₹ 1,02,826₹ 1,13,139₹ 1,27,017₹ 1,39,254₹ 1,56,295₹ 1,73,079₹ 1,97,447₹ 2,12,821₹ 2,50,100N/A
10 Maharastra ₹ 99,564₹ 1,11,980₹ 1,25,035₹ 1,32,476₹ 1,46,258₹ 1,62,005₹ 1,76,102₹ 1,91,736₹ 1,83,704₹ 2,15,233₹ 2,42,247
11 Uttarakhand ₹ 1,00,305₹ 1,13,610₹ 1,26,247₹ 1,35,881₹ 1,47,592₹ 1,61,172₹ 1,82,320₹ 1,98,738₹ 1,84,002₹ 2,11,657₹ 2,33,565
12 Kerala ₹ 97,912₹ 1,10,314₹ 1,23,321₹ 1,35,517₹ 1,48,133₹ 1,66,205₹ 1,83,435₹ 2,04,105₹ 1,94,322₹ 2,28,767N/A
13 Andhra Pradesh ₹ 69,000₹ 74,687₹ 82,870₹ 93,903₹ 1,08,002₹ 1,20,676₹ 1,39,680₹ 1,51,173₹ 1,63,746₹ 1,92,587₹ 2,19,518
14 Arunachal Pradesh ₹ 73,068₹ 81,353₹ 91,809₹ 1,10,929₹ 1,12,046₹ 1,17,344₹ 1,30,197₹ 1,39,588₹ 1,90,212₹ 2,15,897N/A
15 Puducherry ₹ 1,19,649₹ 1,30,548₹ 1,48,147₹ 1,46,921₹ 1,72,727₹ 1,87,357₹ 2,03,583₹ 2,20,461₹ 2,03,178₹ 2,09,890N/A
16 Himachal Pradesh ₹ 87,721₹ 99,730₹ 1,14,095₹ 1,23,299₹ 1,35,512₹ 1,50,290₹ 1,67,044₹ 1,79,188₹ 1,83,333₹ 2,01,854N/A
17 Andaman and Nicobar Islands ₹ 88,177₹ 96,027₹ 1,06,401₹ 1,19,291₹ 1,26,995₹ 1,40,335₹ 1,59,664N/A₹ 1,97,275N/AN/A
18 Mizoram ₹ 57,654₹ 65,013₹ 77,583₹ 1,03,049₹ 1,14,055₹ 1,27,107₹ 1,46,765₹ 1,68,626₹ 1,87,838₹ 1,88,839N/A
19 Punjab ₹ 85,577₹ 94,318₹ 1,03,381₹ 1,08,970₹ 1,18,558₹ 1,28,780₹ 1,42,477₹ 1,54,996₹ 1,49,193₹ 1,61,888₹ 1,73,873
20 Rajasthan ₹ 57,192₹ 63,658₹ 69,480₹ 76,429₹ 83,426₹ 91,946₹ 99,366₹ 1,10,606₹ 1,15,122₹ 1,35,962₹ 1,56,149
21 Odisha ₹ 48,370₹ 54,703₹ 60,574₹ 63,169₹ 64,595₹ 77,255₹ 84,496₹ 95,164₹ 1,02,166₹ 1,28,873₹ 1,50,676
22 Nagaland ₹ 53,010₹ 61,225₹ 71,510₹ 78,367₹ 82,466₹ 92,315₹ 1,04,681₹ 1,16,882₹ 1,26,452₹ 1,42,363N/A
23 West Bengal ₹ 51,543₹ 58,195₹ 65,932₹ 68,876₹ 75,592₹ 82,291₹ 93,711₹ 1,09,491₹ 1,06,510₹ 1,24,798₹ 1,41,373
24 Tripura ₹ 47,079₹ 52,434₹ 61,570₹ 69,474₹ 83,680₹ 90,827₹ 1,00,477₹ 1,13,102₹ 1,19,789₹ 1,40,803N/A
25 Madhya Pradesh ₹ 38,551₹ 44,931₹ 52,169₹ 56,069₹ 62,626₹ 74,787₹ 82,941₹ 90,998₹ 1,03,654₹ 1,21,594₹ 1,40,583
26 Chhattisgarh ₹ 55,177₹ 60,849₹ 69,880₹ 72,936₹ 73,590₹ 81,808₹ 89,813₹ 96,887₹ 1,04,788₹ 1,20,704₹ 1,33,898
27 Jammu and Kashmir ₹ 53,173₹ 56,828₹ 61,108₹ 61,211₹ 73,215₹ 77,023₹ 82,710₹ 91,882₹ 1,02,803₹ 1,16,619₹ 1,32,806
28 Assam ₹ 41,142₹ 44,599₹ 49,734₹ 52,895₹ 60,817₹ 66,330₹ 74,184₹ 82,078₹ 90,482₹ 1,02,965₹ 1,18,504
29 Meghalaya ₹ 60,013₹ 64,036₹ 65,118₹ 64,638₹ 68,836₹ 73,753₹ 81,098₹ 89,024₹ 84,638₹ 90,638₹ 98,572
30 Manipur ₹ 39,762₹ 41,230₹ 47,798₹ 52,717₹ 55,447₹ 59,345₹ 65,008₹ 69,978₹ 79,797₹ 84,345NA
31 Jharkhand ₹ 41,254₹ 47,360₹ 50,006₹ 57,301₹ 52,754₹ 60,018₹ 69,265₹ 76,019₹ 71,071₹ 78,660N/A
32 Uttar Pradesh ₹ 32,002₹ 35,812₹ 40,124₹ 42,267₹ 47,118₹ 52,744₹ 58,821₹ 66,512₹ 61,374₹ 70,792N/A
33 Bihar ₹ 21,750₹ 24,487₹ 26,948₹ 28,671₹ 30,404₹ 34,156₹ 38,631₹ 43,822₹ 43,605₹ 49,470N/A

Historical NSDP per capita of Indian states

No data is available for the union territories of Dadra and Nagar Haveli, Daman and Diu and Lakshadweep.

RankState/Union territoryNSDP Per Capita (Nominal)
1996–97 [3]
NSDP Per Capita (Nominal)
2000–01 [3]
NSDP Per Capita (Nominal)
2005–06 [3]
NSDP Per Capita (Nominal)
2010–11 [3]
Growth from 2000 to 2010
1 Goa ₹ 26,418₹ 43,735₹ 84,721₹ 1,68,024284%
2 Delhi ₹ 25,952₹ 40,678₹ 72,208₹ 1,45,129256%
3 Sikkim ₹ 11,332₹ 16,077₹ 30,252₹ 1,08,972577%
4 Chandigarh ₹ 31,158₹ 49,771₹ 84,993₹ 1,26,651154%
5 Haryana ₹ 16,611₹ 25,583₹ 42,309₹ 93,852266%
6 Puducherry ₹ 18,631₹ 35,994₹ 67,205₹ 1,01,072180%
7 Tamil Nadu ₹ 11,670₹ 18,344₹ 31,239₹ 62,251240%
8 Karnataka ₹ 11,202₹ 17,195₹ 28,987₹ 66,951289%
9 Kerala ₹ 13,280₹ 20,094₹ 36,958₹ 69,943248%
10 Uttarakhand ₹ 9,334₹ 15,285₹ 29,441₹ 73,819446%
11 Gujarat ₹ 16,153₹ 18,392₹ 37,780₹ 77,485321%
12 Telangana ₹ 13,269₹ 20,972₹ 35,243₹ 78,473274%
13 Maharashtra ₹ 17,844₹ 22,777₹ 41,965₹ 84,858375%
14 Himachal Pradesh ₹ 11,960₹ 22,795₹ 36,949₹ 68,297200%
15 Andaman and Nicobar Islands ₹ 21,017₹ 25,047₹ 44,754₹ 80,558283%
16 Mizoram ₹ 12,210₹ 17,826₹ 26,698₹ 50,956195%
17 Punjab ₹ 17,353₹ 27,881₹ 36,199₹ 69,582149%
18 Andhra Pradesh ₹ 11,202₹ 17,195₹ 28,223₹ 58,733241%
19 Arunachal Pradesh ₹ 10,816₹ 15,260₹ 28,171₹ 60,961299%
20 Nagaland ₹ 11,805₹ 16,253₹ 33,792₹ 55,582241%
21 Tripura ₹ 8,109₹ 15,983₹ 26,668₹ 46,050188%
22 Rajasthan ₹ 10,102₹ 13,020₹ 20,275₹ 44,644242%
23 West Bengal ₹ 9,857₹ 16,583₹ 24,720₹ 47,245184%
24 Chhattisgarh ₹ 8,353₹ 10,744₹ 20,117₹ 41,165283%
25 Odisha ₹ 6,548₹ 10,453₹ 18,846₹ 39,537278%
26 Jammu and Kashmir ₹ 8,667₹ 14,268₹ 23,240₹ 40,089180%
27 Madhya Pradesh ₹ 8,819₹ 11,862₹ 16,631₹ 32,453173%
28 Meghalaya ₹ 9,243₹ 15,657₹ 24,885₹ 43,766179%
29 Assam ₹ 7,394₹ 12,803₹ 18,396₹ 33,087158%
30 Jharkhand ₹ 7,235₹ 10,345₹ 18,326₹ 34,721235%
31 Manipur ₹ 7,920₹ 12,369₹ 20,251₹ 28,336130%
32 Uttar Pradesh ₹ 7,476₹ 9,828₹ 14,221₹ 26,698171%
33 Bihar ₹ 4,001₹ 6,415₹ 8,223₹ 19,111197%

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