PMAY Gramin List Uttar Pradesh 2026 – Beneficiary Check and Latest Sanctions

Uttar Pradesh's scale within PMAY-G is enormous — as India's most populous state, it accounts for a substantial share of the scheme's national beneficiary base. The state has also been recognised among the best-performing large states for PMAY implementation, which has translated into both rapid completion of earlier targets and significant new allocations.

This page covers:

• Uttar Pradesh's PMAY-G progress: completion rate and the new 6.18 lakh house allocation
• UP's recognition as a best-performing PMAY implementation state
• Eligibility criteria for PMAY-G applicants in UP
• How to check the PMAY Gramin beneficiary list for Uttar Pradesh, step-by-step
• How to check status using your registration number
• District-wise variation across UP's large number of districts
• What to do if your name is missing from the list
• How home loan financing can supplement PMAY-G in UP's growing towns

The PMAY Gramin list for Uttar Pradesh is the official record, maintained on the central AwaasSoft management information system, of rural households across the state's districts that have been sanctioned, are under construction, or have completed housing under the Pradhan Mantri Awaas Yojana-Gramin scheme.

Uttar Pradesh's scale within the programme reflects its position as India's most populous state. As of mid-2025, UP had completed 36,37,827 houses against an allotted target of 36,85,704 — a completion rate of approximately 98.7%, placing it among the country's strongest performers for a state of its size. This track record contributed to UP being recognised, alongside Madhya Pradesh and Andhra Pradesh, among the top-performing large states for housing scheme implementation in national awards presented by the Prime Minister.

Building on this performance, the Central Government has approved 6,18,482 additional new rural houses for Uttar Pradesh — one of the largest single state allocations under PMAY-G's expanded phase, which runs through 2029 with a national target of 4.95 crore houses. This allocation followed a review meeting between central and state authorities and is intended to extend coverage to economically weaker sections, Scheduled Castes, Scheduled Tribes, landless labourers, and other deserving rural households identified across the state.

Note: UP does not have districts classified under the higher hilly-area Rs. 1.30 lakh rate, except where specific Left Wing Extremism (LWE)-affected or Integrated Action Plan districts apply; verify your specific district's classification with your Block Development Office if uncertain.

Beneficiaries are identified primarily through SECC 2011 data, refined through subsequent Awaas Plus and Awaas+ 2024 survey updates. Priority is given to:

• Households living in zero, one, or two-room kutcha houses
• Completely homeless families
• SC/ ST households and other socially disadvantaged groups identified in the survey data
• Widows and women-headed households
• Families with no adult earning male member
• Persons with disabilities and freed bonded labourers

Final beneficiary lists are confirmed through Gram Sabha verification at the village level, ensuring local accountability in addition to the centralised survey data.

1. Visit the official PMAY-G portal.
2. Click 'Awaassoft' from the main menu, then select 'Report'.
3. You will be redirected to rhreporting.nic.in, the MIS reporting system for PMAY-G.
4. Under 'Social Audit Reports', click 'Beneficiary Details for Verification'.
5. In the Selection Filters panel, choose Uttar Pradesh as your state.
6. Select your specific District, Block, and Gram Panchayat from the dropdown menus.
7. Choose the relevant Financial Year and confirm 'Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana Gramin' as the scheme name.
8. Enter the captcha code and click 'Submit'.
9. The PMAY-G beneficiary list for your selected Gram Panchayat will display, showing village name, registration number, beneficiary name, parent's name, sanction number, sanctioned amount, installment status, and current house status.
10. Use 'Download Excel' or 'Download PDF' to save a copy.

1. Visit the official PMAY-G portal and select 'Stakeholders'.
2. Click 'IAY/ PMAYG Beneficiary'.
3. Enter your registration number (found on your Sanction Order) in the search field and click 'Submit'.
4. Your details, including fund sanction status, Order Sheet with FTO (Fund Transfer Order) numbers and dates, and geo-tagged construction progress photos, will be displayed.
5. If you do not have your registration number, use the 'Advanced Search' option and search by your district, block, and Panchayat instead.

Given UP's size — over 75 districts — implementation pace and pending allocation volumes vary considerably across districts. Some districts, particularly in central and western UP, have reported sanctioned-versus-completed figures running into tens of thousands of houses each, reflecting both the scale of rural housing need and the volume of construction activity underway. If you are checking your status, always select your exact district and block, as state-level aggregate figures will not reflect your local Gram Panchayat's specific position in the queue.

1. Confirm whether the Awaas+ 2024 survey has been completed in your village by checking with your Gram Panchayat
2. If you believe you were missed in the original SECC 2011 survey, register through the Awaas+ mobile application using its AI-enabled self-survey feature
3. Follow up in writing with your Block Development Office (BDO), retaining a copy of your application
4. Verify your Aadhaar-bank account linkage, as incorrect seeding is a common reason for delayed fund transfers even after sanction

Common reasons for application rejection in UP include incorrect information submitted at the time of survey, duplicate applications detected across multiple records, or the applicant already owning a pucca house — verify none of these apply before escalating a complaint.

Uttar Pradesh's scale within PMAY-G, combined with its strong implementation track record, makes the scheme a significant pathway to pucca housing for millions of rural families across the state. Checking your status regularly and registering through Awaas+ if you have not yet been surveyed ensures you remain part of the process as new allocations continue to roll out. PMAY-G's Rs. 1.20 lakh core assistance covers basic rural construction costs effectively, but in UP's rapidly urbanising peri-urban belts, particularly around NCR-adjacent districts like Ghaziabad, Meerut, and Noida's surrounding rural areas, construction costs can exceed what the scheme alone supports. Families building larger or higher-specification homes in these transitional zones often supplement PMAY-G assistance 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 UP families looking to build beyond the basic government assistance specification. Check your eligibility today.