Pradhan Mantri Awas Gramin List Assam 2026 – Beneficiary Check and Status Guide

Assam's PMAY-G implementation has reached an advanced stage, with the state nearing completion of its original target while simultaneously absorbing a significant new allocation of additional houses. For applicants, understanding where Assam stands in this transition — and which list category applies to a new application — is the key to tracking progress accurately.

This page covers:

• Assam's PMAY-G progress: completed houses against target, and the new allocation
• Why Assam beneficiaries receive the higher hilly/ Northeastern assistance rate
• Eligibility criteria for PMAY-G applicants in Assam
• How to check the PMAY-G beneficiary list for Assam — step-by-step
• How to check status by registration number
• The state's Mukhya Mantri Awas Yojana — supplementary support
• What to do if you are among the estimated 6 lakh still awaiting housing
• How home loan financing can help Assam families build beyond the PMAY-G specification

The Pradhan Mantri Awas Gramin (PMAY-G) list for Assam is the official state-level record of rural households sanctioned, under construction, or completed under the central government's flagship rural housing scheme. Assam's implementation has been notably advanced relative to its original target: Assam Panchayat & Rural Development Minister Ranjeet Kumar Dass confirmed that against an earlier target of 20 lakh houses, the state had already constructed 19.52 lakh by the time of his statement, representing a completion rate exceeding 97%.

Following this strong performance, the Central Government allocated an additional 1.72 lakh houses to Assam, recognising both the scale of remaining need and the state's demonstrated capacity to execute the programme efficiently. Construction on this new allocation began promptly, with the state reporting completion of 10,000 houses from this fresh tranche shortly after the allocation was confirmed.

Assam's Chief Minister has also indicated that the state's own Mukhya Mantri Awas Yojana-Gramin scheme, backed by a Rs. 600 crore allocation in the Assam Budget, will supplement central assistance where needed to ensure every eligible household in the state ultimately receives a pucca home.

Under PMAY-G's funding structure, the standard assistance amount is Rs. 1.20 lakh per house in plain areas of India. However, beneficiaries in hilly states, the Northeastern states, and the Union Territories of Jammu & Kashmir and Ladakh receive a higher rate of Rs. 1.30 lakh, reflecting the typically higher construction costs and logistical challenges associated with these regions. As a Northeastern state, Assam falls entirely within this higher-assistance category: every PMAY-G beneficiary in Assam, regardless of district, is eligible for the Rs. 1.30 lakh rate rather than the standard Rs. 1.20 lakh.

This is supplemented, as in other states, by Rs. 12,000 for toilet construction through convergence with the Swachh Bharat Mission-Gramin, and 90-95 days of unskilled labour wages under MGNREGS for house construction work.

Final selection for any PMAY-G beneficiary in Assam is verified through Gram Sabha approval — a community-level oversight mechanism designed to ensure that local knowledge of genuine need informs the final list, beyond what survey data alone captures.

1. Visit the official PMAY-G portal.
2. Click 'Awaassoft' on the main menu, then select 'Report'.
3. You will be redirected to the rhreporting.nic.in MIS reporting system.
4. Under 'Social Audit Reports', select 'Beneficiary Details for Verification'.
5. In the Selection Filters section, choose Assam as the state, then select your District, Block, and Gram Panchayat from the dropdowns.
6. Select the relevant Financial Year, and confirm 'Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana Gramin' as the scheme.
7. Enter the captcha code displayed and click 'Submit'.The complete beneficiary list for your selected Gram Panchayat will appear, including names, sanction status, and current house construction status.
8. Use the download options to save an Excel or PDF copy for your records.

1. Visit the official PMAY-G portal and click 'Stakeholders'.
2. Select 'IAY/ PMAYG Beneficiary' from the dropdown menu.
3. Enter your registration number, found on your Sanction Order, into the search field.
4. Click 'Submit' to view your installment history, fund transfer details, and construction progress.
5. If you do not have a registration number, use 'Advanced Search' and filter by your Assam district, block, and Gram Panchayat instead.

Recognising that demand for rural housing in Assam exceeds what central allocations alone can address in the immediate term, the state government has indicated it will deploy its own Mukhya Mantri Awas Yojana-Gramin scheme to bridge gaps. With approximately 6 lakh people in the state still reported as awaiting housing assistance even after the additional 1.72 lakh central allocation, this state-level supplement is intended to ensure no eligible household is left without a path to a pucca home, even if the timeline for central PMAY-G coverage extends further.

If you are an Assam resident who believes you qualify but have not yet been allocated a house under PMAY-G, check with your local Gram Panchayat whether you are eligible for consideration under the state scheme as well.

1. Confirm your registration status on the AwaasSoft portal using the methods above
2. If you are not yet registered, complete a self-survey through the Awaas+ 2024 mobile application, which uses AI-enabled face authentication and geo-tagged photographs to verify eligible households
3. Follow up directly with your Gram Panchayat to confirm whether you are being considered under the state's supplementary Mukhya Mantri Awas Yojana
4. Ensure your Aadhaar is linked to an active bank account, since this is required for the Direct Benefit Transfer mechanism that releases funds once sanctioned

Assam's PMAY-G implementation reflects one of the stronger execution track records among Indian states, with the state now absorbing a significant new allocation on top of an already largely completed original target. Checking your status regularly, and registering through Awaas+ if you have not yet been surveyed, ensures you do not miss out as the programme continues. The Rs. 1.30 lakh PMAY-G assistance, combined with toilet construction support and MGNREGS wages, provides a meaningful foundation for basic pucca house construction. Families who want to build larger homes, use higher-quality materials, or construct in peri-urban areas of cities like Guwahati where costs run higher than rural Assam, often supplement this with private financing.

Bajaj Finance offers home loans from 7.25% p.a.* with amounts up to Rs. 15 Crore* and tenures up to 32 years for families across Assam looking to build beyond the basic government assistance specification. Check your eligibility today.