What is the Pradhan Mantri Gramin Awas Yojana List?
PM Awas Yojana was launched by the central government to make affordable housing accessible to everyone, both in the urban and rural areas under PMAY-U and PMAY-G respectively. Originally started in 1985 as 'Indira Awas Yojana', this scheme was revamped and relaunched as PMAY under the present government in 2016 to achieve its vision of 'Housing for All'.
The aim of Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana Gramin (PMAY-G) is to construct pucca houses with the basic amenities of water, electricity and sanitation to all eligible rural houses. Beneficiaries can avail various benefits and subsidies under this rural housing scheme. This information is available on the PMAY Gramin list.
What is the PMAY-G beneficiary list?
The PMAY-G beneficiary list is a complete list of the categories based on income that are eligible for PMAY Gramin. These categories are:
- Families of Economic Weaker Sections (EWS) with income up to Rs. 3 lakh
- Scheduled castes and scheduled tribes
- Low Income Group (LIG) families with earnings between Rs. 3 lakh to Rs. 6 lakh
Middle Income Group (MIG) families with a salary scale between Rs. 6 lakh to Rs. 18 lakh
How to check PMAY-G beneficiary list 2026 online via PMAY-G portal
- Visit Official Portal: Go to the official PMAY-G website.
- Navigate to Soft: Select "Awassoft" and click "Report".
- Social Audit Report: Select "Beneficiary Details for Verification" under the "Social Audit Reports" section.
- Enter Location: Select your State, District, Block, and Panchayat.
- Select Scheme: Choose "Pradhan Mantri Awaas Yojana Gramin".
- Submit & View: Enter the captcha and click "Submit" to view or download the list.
Check status using registration number
If you already have a registration number, this is the quickest way to see your specific approval and payment status.
- Visit pmayg.nic.in and go to the 'Stakeholders' tab.
- Select 'IAY/PMAYG Beneficiary' from the dropdown.
- Enter your Registration Number and click 'Submit' to see your details.
Check via UMANG app
The UMANG app provides a mobile-friendly way to access the Panchayat-wise Permanent Wait List.
- Log in to the UMANG app and search for the PMAY-G service.
- Select 'Beneficiary Details for Verification'.
- Enter your location details to view the list or search for your name.
Features of PMAY Gramin
The PMAY-G scheme has many salient features. These are:
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Housing for all
The government plans to meet its goal of building 2.9 crore pucca housing units by 31 March 2024 in two phases. The first phase has been completed, while the second phase is currently underway.
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Monetary aid
Under PMAY Rural, monetary aid up to Rs. 1.2 lakh is offered for constructing houses in the plain areas and Rs. 1.3 lakh in hilly areas, North-Eastern states and few other areas.
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Cost sharing
The cost of building the requisite housing units is shared between the central and state governments in the ratio 60:40. In the hilly areas like the North East states and Jammu & Kashmir, this ratio changes to 90:10.
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Assistance for toilets
Beneficiaries can avail assistance of Rs. 12,000 for building toilets through Swachh Bharat Mission or any other scheme.
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Employment benefits
Apart from facilitating low-cost housing requirements, PM Awas Yojana provides 90-95 days of employment to beneficiaries under MGNREGA.
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Housing unit size
The minimum area or size of houses has been increased from 20 sq.mt to 25 sq. mt.
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Borrowing facility
Home loans up to Rs. 70,000 can be availed from any authorised financial institution.
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House design
Beneficiaries can choose the design of their house based on topography, climate, culture and other housing practices.
Documents required to apply for the PMAY-G scheme
- Identity proof: Aadhaar card, Voter ID, or PAN card.
- Address proof: Utility bills, ration card, or domicile certificate.
- Income proof: Income certificate issued by a competent authority.
- Bank account details: Passbook copy or bank statement (linked to Aadhaar).
- Caste certificate: For SC/ST or minority applicants.
- Proof of BPL status: BPL certificate or inclusion in the SECC (Socio-Economic Caste Census) database.
- Photographs: Recent passport-sized photographs of the applicant.
- Affidavit: Declaration that the applicant or family owns no pucca house.
Ensure all documents are valid and up-to-date to avoid delays in the application process.
State-wise new PMAY Gramin list of completed projects:
Here is a comprehensive list of housing units allocated for each state and union territory; and the number of units completed so far.
States/ UT |
Target |
Completed |
Completion % |
Andhra Pradesh |
1,71,000 |
46,718 |
27.33% |
Arunachal Pradesh |
18,721 |
209 |
1.12% |
Assam |
5,16,000 |
2,30,000 |
44.67% |
Bihar |
21,89,000 |
8,82,000 |
40.3% |
Chhattisgarh |
9,39,000 |
7,39,000 |
78.72% |
Gujarat |
3,35,000 |
2,03,000 |
60.48% |
Goa |
427 |
25 |
5.85% |
Jharkhand |
8,51,000 |
5,73,000 |
67.35% |
Jammu & Kashmir |
1,02,000 |
21,190 |
20.83% |
Kerala |
42,431 |
16,635 |
39.2% |
Karnataka |
2,31,000 |
79,547 |
37.38% |
Maharashtra |
8,04,000 |
4,03,000 |
50.13% |
Madhya Pradesh |
22,36,000 |
15,24,000 |
68.15% |
Mizoram |
8,100 |
2,526 |
31.19% |
Meghalaya |
37,945 |
15,873 |
41.83% |
Manipur |
18,640 |
8,496 |
45.58% |
Nagaland |
14,381 |
1,483 |
10.31% |
Odisha |
17,33,022 |
10,96,413 |
63.27% |
Punjab |
24,000 |
13,623 |
56.76% |
Rajasthan |
11,37,907 |
7,43,072 |
65.3% |
Sikkim |
1,079 |
1,045 |
96.85% |
Tripura |
53,827 |
26,220 |
48.71% |
Tamil Nadu |
5,27,552 |
2,19,182 |
41.55% |
Uttarakhand |
12,666 |
12,354 |
97.57% |
Uttar Pradesh |
14,62,000 |
13,90,000 |
95.04% |
West Bengal |
24,81,000 |
14,22,000 |
57.33% |
Andaman & Nicobar |
1,372 |
273 |
19.9% |
Daman & Diu |
15 |
13 |
86.67% |
Dadra & Nagar Haveli |
7,605 |
411 |
5.4% |
Lakshadweep |
115 |
3 |
2.61% |
Puducherry |
0 |
0 |
0% |
Applying for PMAY-G online is extremely convenient. Those interested in availing the benefits of PMAY can go through all the information on the website and check their eligibility along with the necessary documentation. PMAY beneficiary status can also be comfortably tracked on the portal. Just keep in mind the various aspects of the rural housing scheme that will make the entire process much easier.
How can I apply for PMAY Gramin online?
Interested candidates can apply, add beneficiary names or register for PMAY by following these simple steps:
- 1 Visit the official PMAY website
- 2 Type in the required personal details - gender, mobile number, Aadhar number etc
- 3 Click the 'Search' button and find beneficiary name, PMAY ID and priority
- 4 Click 'Select to Register'
- 5 Enter the beneficiary details, MGNREGA job card number and Swachh Bharat Mission number
- 6 Click 'Submit' to generate your registration number
Beneficiaries under PMAY-G Scheme
To list in PMAY-G beneficiaries must meet certain socio-economic factors that decide priority. These include:
- Absence of any adult member between the ages of 16 to 59 years in the family
- No literate member above 25 years
- Household headed by a female with no adult member between 16 to 59 years of age
- Family consists of a disabled member and no able-bodied adult
- Households that own no house/ land and earn mostly through casual labour
- Family comprises of spouse and unmarried children
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Frequently asked questions on PMAY Gramin list
To find out whether your name is listed, go to the official PMAY-G website and open the ‘AwaasSoft’ section. From there, choose ‘Reports’ and then select ‘Social Audit Reports’. Click on ‘Beneficiary Details for Verification’ and enter your state, district, block, and gram panchayat. Select the financial year 2025–26 and the PMAY-G scheme. The list will appear on screen, and you can also download it for future reference.
If your name does not appear despite being eligible, it could mean your details were not recorded during the Awaas+ survey or are still under review. You should contact your Gram Panchayat office or Block Development Officer to confirm your status. If you have not been registered yet, you must wait for the next official survey, as individuals cannot directly add their names online.
Eligibility mainly depends on data from the SECC 2011 and the updated Awaas+ 2024 survey. Preference is given to families without a house or those living in kutcha homes with weak walls or roofs. Priority groups include SC/ST households, minorities, and persons with disabilities. The household should not own certain assets or have a monthly income above Rs. 15,000 to qualify.
Under the scheme, beneficiaries in plain regions receive Rs. 1.20 lakh, while those in hilly or difficult areas are given Rs. 1.30 lakh for house construction. In addition, beneficiaries can earn wages for 90 to 95 days of unskilled work under MGNREGA, adding roughly Rs. 20,000 to Rs. 25,000. A further Rs. 12,000 is provided for building a toilet under the Swachh Bharat Mission.
At present, individuals cannot directly apply for PMAY-G through an online portal. The process is managed by local authorities who identify eligible households through surveys like Awaas+. After the survey, the Gram Sabha verifies the list of beneficiaries. If you believe you qualify, you should contact your local ward member or Gram Pradhan to ensure your details are recorded during the survey process.
The Awaas+ survey was introduced to include families who were left out of the earlier SECC 2011 data. For the 2025–26 cycle, the updated Awaas+ 2024 survey plays a key role in identifying new beneficiaries. Officials collect details through a mobile app and capture geotagged photos of homes. Only verified households approved by the Gram Sabha are added to the final beneficiary list.
Payments under PMAY-G are given in stages rather than as a single amount. Once approved, the first instalment is released for starting construction. Further payments are made as the house reaches different stages like plinth, lintel, and roof. Officials verify each stage with geotagged images. The funds are directly transferred to the beneficiary’s Aadhaar-linked bank account through the DBT system for transparency.
If selected, you must provide important documents such as your Aadhaar Card, bank passbook linked to Aadhaar, and an active mobile number. You may also need to submit an affidavit confirming you do not own a pucca house. If applicable, a caste certificate is required. Additionally, your MGNREGA job card details must be provided to receive labour-related benefits.
A ‘Pending’ status usually indicates that your verification process is incomplete, such as missing documents or unfinished site checks. A ‘Sent for Rejection’ status suggests that discrepancies were found, like owning a pucca house or having ineligible assets. If you feel this decision is incorrect, you can appeal to the concerned authorities at the block or district level for reconsideration.
The scheme sets a minimum house size of 25 square metres, including space for cooking. While the financial support is fixed for this size, you are free to build a larger home using your own funds. You may also explore institutional finance options of up to Rs. 70,000 at subsidised rates if you wish to expand beyond the basic structure provided under PMAY-G.
