List of Indian states and union territories by GDP per capita

Last updated June 05, 2024

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 capital goods.^[1]^[2]

List

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.

**Indian states and union territories by NSDP per capita**^[3]
Rank^{[lower-alpha 1]}	State/Union territory	NSDP per capita at current prices (Rupees ₹)		Change
Rank^{[lower-alpha 1]}	State/Union territory	2021–22	2022–23	Change
1	Goa	475,401	532,854	12.1%
2	Sikkim	463,509	519,964	12.2%
3	Delhi	376,217	430,120	14.3%
4	Chandigarh	337,538	393,649	16.6%
5	Telangana	269,161	311,649	15.8%
6	Karnataka	266,866	304,474	14.1%
7	Haryana	264,729	296,592	12%
8	Puducherry	249,764	274,902	10.1%
9	Tamil Nadu	242,253	275,583	13.8%
10	Gujarat	241,930	273,558	13.1%
11	Kerala	234,435	263,945	12.6%
12	Andaman and Nicobar Islands	229,080	NA	NA
13	Maharashtra	215,233	NA	NA
14	Uttarakhand	205,246	230,994	12.5%
15	Arunachal Pradesh	204,023	228,650	12.1%
16	Mizoram	198,962	NA	NA
17	Andhra Pradesh	197,214	219,881	11.5%
18	Himachal Pradesh	195,795	218,788	11.7%
19	Punjab	169,636	182,515	7.6%
20	Tripura	137,472	159,419	16%
21	Rajasthan	133,960	151,559	13.1%
22	Odisha	126,437	145,202	14.8%
23	Chhattisgarh	122,934	137,329	11.7%
24	West Bengal	121,904	139,442	14.4%
25	Nagaland	121,664	138,633	13.9%
26	Madhya Pradesh	116,689	132,010	13.1%
27	Jammu and Kashmir ^{[lower-alpha 2]}	116,530	133,743	14.8%
28	Assam	103,964	120,336	15.7%
29	Meghalaya	103,335	112,737	9.1%
30	Manipur	91,556	NA	NA
31	Jharkhand	84,006	91,887	9.3%
32	Uttar Pradesh	73,884	83,664	13.3%
33	Bihar	47,450	54,111	13.9%

Historical Data

**Indian states and union territories by NSDP per capita**^[4]
Rank^{[lower-alpha 1]}	State/Union territory	NSDP per capita at current prices (Rupees ₹)
Rank^{[lower-alpha 1]}	State/Union territory	2004–05	2009–10	2010–11	2011–12	2012–13	2013–14	2014–15	2015–16	2016–17	2017–18	2018–19	2019–20	2020–21
1	Goa	76,968	149,164	168,024	259,444	234,354	215,776	289,185	334,576	378,953	411,740	423,716	435,949	423,047
2	Sikkim	26,690	90,749	108,972	158,667	174,183	194,624	214,148	245,987	280,729	349,163	375,773	412,627	415,045
3	Delhi	63,877	125,936	145,129	185,001	205,568	227,900	247,209	270,261	295,558	318,323	338,730	355,798	322,311
4	Chandigarh	74,173	117,371	126,651	158,967	180,457	203,356	212,594	230,009	252,236	280,512	307,812	330,703	290,454
5	Telangana	24,409	51,955	66,951	91,121	101,007	112,162	124,104	140,840	159,395	179,358	209,848	231,326	225,734
6	Karnataka	26,882	51,364	62,251	90,263	102,319	118,829	130,024	148,108	169,898	185,840	205,245	222,141	221,781
7	Haryana	37,972	82,037	93,852	106,085	121,269	137,770	147,382	164,963	184,982	208,437	223,022	232,530	224,587
8	Puducherry	48,302	96,860	101,072	119,649	130,548	148,147	146,921	172,727	187,356	198,357	204,140	217,937	208,862
9	Tamil Nadu	30,062	64,338	78,473	93,112	105,340	116,960	129,494	142,028	156,595	175,276	194,373	206,165	209,628
10	Gujarat	32,021	64,097	77,485	87,481	102,826	113,139	127,017	139,254	156,295	176,961	197,457	212,428	207,324
11	Kerala	32,351	62,114	69,943	97,912	110,314	123,388	135,537	148,133	166,246	183,252	205,437	208,879	194,432
12	Andaman & Nicobar Islands	40,921	78,936	80,558	89,100	98,777	111,087	126,344	137,064	153,904	178,709	204,254	219,653	205,368
13	Maharashtra	36,077	69,765	84,858	99,597	112,092	125,261	132,836	146,815	163,726	172,663	182,865	189,889	183,704
14	Uttarakhand	24,726	62,757	73,819	100,314	113,654	126,356	136,099	147,936	161,752	180,858	186,207	190,558	174,526
15	Arunachal Pradesh	26,721	51,068	60,961	73,540	82,626	94,135	114,789	116,985	124,129	138,836	155,103	182,171	181,537
16	Mizoram	24,662	42,715	50,956	57,654	65,013	77,584	103,049	114,055	127,107	155,222	164,708	195,365	173,521
17	Andhra Pradesh	25,959	50,515	58,733	69,000	74,687	82,870	93,903	108,002	120,676	138,299	154,031	160,341	168,063
18	Himachal Pradesh	33,348	58,402	68,297	87,721	99,730	114,095	123,299	135,512	150,290	165,497	174,804	186,559	173,152
19	Punjab	33,103	61,805	69,582	85,577	94,318	103,831	108,970	118,858	128,780	139,835	149,974	154,385	150,620
20	Tripura	24,394	39,815	46,050	47,155	52,574	61,815	69,857	84,267	91,596	100,444	113,016	121,456	118,401
21	Rajasthan	18,565	35,254	44,644	57,192	63,658	69,480	76,429	83,426	91,924	98,698	106,604	115,534	114,850
22	Odisha	17,650	33,029	39,537	48,387	54,762	60,687	63,345	64,835	77,507	87,055	98,005	104,633	103,203
23	Chhattisgarh	18,559	34,366	41,165	55,177	60,849	69,880	72,936	72,991	83,285	88,793	102,024	106,611	106,117
24	West Bengal	22,649	41,039	47,245	51,543	58,195	65,932	68,876	75,992	82,291	91,401	103,920	110,316	105,109
25	Nagaland	30,441	50,263	55,582	53,010	61,225	71,510	78,367	82,466	91,347	102,003	109,198	122,759	119,781
26	Madhya Pradesh	15,442	28,651	32,453	38,497	44,773	51,849	55,678	62,080	74,324	81,966	92,337	101,909	102,007
27	Jammu and Kashmir ^{[lower-alpha 2]}	21,734	33,650	40,089	51,775	57,279	61,907	62,327	74,950	78,960	87,710	98,738	101,868	101,645
28	Assam	16,782	28,383	33,087	41,142	44,599	49,734	52,895	60,817	66,330	75,151	81,034	90,123	86,947
29	Meghalaya	23,079	38,819	43,766	59,794	64,477	66,281	66,485	71,594	77,585	82,457	88,954	95,422	90,751
30	Manipur	18,547	26,621	28,336	39,762	41,230	47,798	52,717	55,447	59,345	71,507	73,795	78,574	75,784
31	Jharkhand	18,510	28,223	34,721	41,254	47,360	50,006	57,301	52,754	60,018	67,484	75,421	75,016	69,963
32	Uttar Pradesh	12,950	23,671	26,698	32,002	35,812	40,124	42,267	47,118	52,671	57,944	62,350	65,660	61,809
33	Bihar	79,914	15,457	19,111	21,750	24,487	26,948	28,671	30,404	34,045	36,850	40,715	44,175	42,083

Notes

1 2 Ranking is based on 2021-22 data
1 2 includes Ladakh

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References

↑ Dornbusch, Rudiger; Fischer, Stanley; Startz, Richard (2004). Macroeconomics. New York: McGraw-Hill Irwin. pp. 22–23. ISBN 0-07-282340-2.
↑ "Net domestic product (NDP)". U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA). Retrieved 23 June 2019.
↑ Per Capita Net State Domestic Product (Current Prices) (Report). Government of India . Retrieved 1 May 2024.
↑ Handbook of Statistics (Report). Reserve Bank of India . Retrieved 7 April 2020.

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[Rank-4] 1 2 Ranking is based on 2021-22 data

[JK-5] 1 2 includes Ladakh

[1] Dornbusch, Rudiger; Fischer, Stanley; Startz, Richard (2004). Macroeconomics. New York: McGraw-Hill Irwin. pp. 22–23. ISBN 0-07-282340-2.

[2] "Net domestic product (NDP)". U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA). Retrieved 23 June 2019.

[NSDP-3] Per Capita Net State Domestic Product (Current Prices) (Report). Government of India . Retrieved 1 May 2024.

[6] Handbook of Statistics (Report). Reserve Bank of India . Retrieved 7 April 2020.

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