List of Indian States By GDP - List of States

List of States

This is a list of states and union territories of India by their nominal GDP for the financial year 2011–12 released by Planning Commission of India for the year 2011–12. INR rates reflect current (Nov 2012 rate of 55 per USD)

State or
union territory
India 8,279,976 $1,505.5 $1,219 Guangdong and Jiangsu
Maharashtra 1,160,000(est) $210.9 $1,850 Inner Mongolia
Uttar Pradesh 676,083 $122.92 $611 Xinjiang and Qinghai
Andhra Pradesh 675,234 $122.76 $1,427 Guizhou and Hainan
Tamil Nadu 635,044 $115.46 $1,587 Guizhou and Ningxia
Gujarat 580,000 (est) $105.4 $1,728 Xinjiang
West Bengal 549,876 $99.97 $1,078 Xinjiang
Karnataka 465,552 $84.64 $1,365 Guizhou
Rajasthan 370,000(est) $67.2 $967 Hainan and Ningxia
Kerala 326,693 $59.39 $1,762 Ningxia and Qinghai
Delhi 313,934 $57.0 $3,315 Ningxia and Qinghai
Haryana 309,326 $56.24 $2,197 Ningxia and Qinghai
Madhya Pradesh 290,000(est) $52.72 $719 Ningxia and Qinghai
Bihar 262,230 $47.67 $449 Hainan and Tibet
Punjab 259,424 $47.16 1,665 Hainan and Tibet
Orissa 226,236 41.13 $962 Hainan
Chattisgarh 135,536 $24.6 $936 Qinghai
Jharkhand 119,386 21.7 $650 Qinghai
Assam 115,408 $20.98 $659 Qinghai
Uttarakhand 87,350 $15.8 $1,534 Tibet
Himachal Pradesh 63,084 $11.4 $1,332 Tibet
Goa 44,460 $8.0 $5,330 Tibet
Tripura 19,731 $3.580 $919 --
Meghalaya* 17,459 $3.17 $1,025 --
Puducherry 13,724 $2.49 $1,733 --
Nagaland 12,065 $2.190 $1,015 --
Manipur 10,188 $1.850 $584 --
Arunachal Pradesh 9,357 $1.700 $1,126 --
Mizoram 6,059 1,100 879 --
Sikkim* 5,652 $1.020 $1,469 --
Andaman & Nicobar 4,241 $0.770 $1,489 --

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