Gramin list

How to check the PMAY Gramin list on the official portal

पीएमएवाई ग्रामीण सूची आधिकारिक पोर्टल पर कैसे देखें

Last reviewed: 11 November 2026

People search for “PMAY Gramin list 2026”, “PM Awas Gramin list” or “आवास योजना लिस्ट” because they want to know one thing: is my family’s name on the official list? The safe answer is to use the official rural portal of the Ministry of Rural Development at https://pmayg.dord.gov.in/. This website does not host a list, does not offer a downloaded PDF, and does not run a name checker.

There is no official “2026 PDF list” on this website

Many unofficial pages promise a fresh year-stamped list as a PDF. Official selection under PMAY Gramin is drawn from the SECC 2011 permanent wait list and the finalised Awaas+ survey lists, verified by the Gram Sabha. The official places to see names are the rural portal’s services and the Gram Panchayat. If a page that is not on a government address asks for an OTP, a fee or your Aadhaar number to “show your name”, leave it.

Use the official panchayat-wise permanent wait list

Official PMAY-G pages list a service called “Panchayat Wise permanentwait List” among the most used services.

Open https://pmayg.dord.gov.in/ by typing the address yourself.
Look for the most-used services area and choose “Panchayat Wise permanentwait List”.
Select your State, district, block and Gram Panchayat as the portal asks, and submit.
Read the list the portal shows for your panchayat.

Portal menus change. If the label moves, use the official site’s own navigation rather than a link from an unofficial page.

Search IAY / PMAY-G beneficiary details

If you already have a registration number from the official process, official pages also list “Search IAY/PMAY-G Beneficiary Details”. Enter only what the official portal asks for, on the official portal. Other official services listed on the same pages include instalment details and a rural housing FTO tracking system.

Gram Panchayat notice boards and the Gram Sabha

An official circular on display of the permanent wait list advised States to show the village-wise list on flex boards or painted on the walls of public buildings in Gram Panchayats, and to announce it in the village before the Gram Sabha. If you cannot use the internet, ask at your Gram Panchayat. The Gram Sabha also verifies the lists, and there is an appellate process for grievances in selection.

Awaas+ 2024 survey, including self-survey

To identify additional eligible rural households, the Government approved an update of the Awaas+ list with modified exclusion criteria. The Awaas+ 2024 mobile application was launched on 17 September 2024, with both assisted survey and a self-survey option. Being surveyed does not mean a house has been sanctioned; the official list and sanction still follow verification.

How to stay safe on lookalike “list” pages

Check the address bar: official rural addresses include pmayg.dord.gov.in; PIB also refers to pmayg.nic.in for official dashboards.
Never type an OTP or bank details to “see a list”.
Do not pay anyone to “add your name”. Selection is through official survey and Gram Sabha verification.
Use UMANG or the official portal if you need a government app route.

Related pages: PMAY Gramin, status, eligibility, documents.

What the official list is, and what it is not

The permanent wait list is the official pipeline of eligible rural households drawn from SECC 2011 and, after verification, from Awaas+. It is not a marketing brochure, and it is not a promise that a house will be built in a particular month. A name on the list still goes through sanction, land where that is needed, and the release of instalments as construction is completed and geo-tagged. A name that is missing may need to be taken up through the Gram Sabha, the appellate process, or the Awaas+ 2024 survey — not through an unofficial “add name” form.

How to read what you find

When the official panchayat list or beneficiary search returns a record, note the registration or ID the portal shows, the village or panchayat, and any official stage it displays (for example whether a house has been sanctioned or an instalment released). If the portal shows nothing, check that you chose the right State, district, block and panchayat, and that you are looking at PMAY Gramin rather than an urban application. Spellings of names can vary; the Gram Panchayat office can often help you match a record.

Common problems, and the official places to fix them

You were surveyed but cannot see a name. Ask whether the record is still under verification, and whether a self-survey or assisted survey on Awaas+ 2024 has been corroborated.
A relative who has moved away is still listed, or a deceased person’s name needs succession. These are official cases for the Gram Panchayat and the State; a July 2026 official reply listed unwillingness, permanent migration and disputed succession among reasons for delay.
You were shown a printed “list” by a third party. Treat it as unofficial unless it matches the portal or the panchayat notice board.

Related official starting points remain pmayg.dord.gov.in and, where useful, UMANG.

PMAY Gramin: rural housing assistance and how the list is drawn

PMAY Gramin assistance is ₹1.20 lakh in plain areas and ₹1.30 lakh in notified hill and North-Eastern States. See size, selection and official links.

How to check PMAY status on the official Urban and Gramin portals

Check PMAY Urban 2.0 or PMAY Gramin status only on the official portals. This page shows which official service to use and how to avoid lookalike forms.

PMAY eligibility: Urban 2.0 income categories and Gramin selection

Check PMAY Urban 2.0 eligibility by income category (EWS, LIG, MIG), the pucca-house rule and the 20-year bar, plus how PMAY Gramin selection works.

Documents for PMAY Urban 2.0 and PMAY Gramin

Documents commonly needed for PMAY Urban 2.0 and PMAY Gramin, including land, income and declaration papers. Submit them only on the official portal.

Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana (PMAY): Urban 2.0 and Gramin

A clear guide to PMAY Urban 2.0 and PMAY Gramin: eligibility, assistance amounts, and how to apply or check your name on the official portals.

Frequently asked questions

My name is not on the list. Can I apply online?

PMAY Gramin starts from official lists and surveys. Ask your Gram Panchayat or block office about the Awaas+ survey and the appellate process. Do not use an unofficial “apply” form.

Is the list the same for every year?

The official permanent wait list and Awaas+ lists are updated through official processes. Use the portal on the day you check rather than a saved PDF.

How much will I get if I am sanctioned?

₹1.20 lakh in plain areas or ₹1.30 lakh in the notified North-Eastern and hill States and in Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh, plus ₹12,000 for a toilet through Swachh Bharat Mission–Gramin. See the full table on PMAY Gramin.

Can I download an Excel or PDF of the whole district from this website?

No. Use the official portal. Some official services allow you to view a panchayat-wise list there.

Does appearing on Awaas+ 2024 automatically sanction a house?

No. Official material describes survey, corroboration, verification and then the usual sanction process.

Who do I complain to if I think a name is wrong?

Start with the Gram Panchayat and the official appellate process described for beneficiary selection. The State is the implementing authority on the ground.