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To see the pm awas yojana list for your village, open the reports section of the official PMAY-G portal, choose the social audit report of beneficiary details, then select your state, district, block and gram panchayat with the financial year, and the names of families with sanctioned houses appear in a table. The report is free and does not need a login.
The list on the portal is the official record kept on AwaasSoft, the system the Ministry of Rural Development uses for the rural scheme. It shows who has been sanctioned a house, the registration number, and how many instalments have been paid. If you have a registration number or an Awaas Plus ID, there are faster searches too. Each method is set out below.
At a glance
Portal
pmayg.dord.gov.in, then Awaassoft and ReportReport to use
Social Audit Reports, beneficiary details for verificationChoose
State, district, block, gram panchayat, year, schemeLogin needed
No; a simple captcha onlyQuick search
By registration number or 9 digit Awaas Plus IDOffline
Gram panchayat notice board and gram sabhaCost
Free; no agent is needed
Steps to open the pm awas yojana list for your village
- Open pmayg.dord.gov.in in a mobile browser, or use a CSC computer.
- In the top menu, tap Awaassoft and then Report. A new tab opens with the reports directory.
- Scroll to H. Social Audit Reports and open the report of beneficiary details for verification.
- On the selection screen choose your State, then District, then Block, then Gram Panchayat. Each box fills only after the one before it.
- Choose the financial year in which the house was sanctioned, or the year you want to check.
- Choose the scheme name as Pradhan Mantri Awaas Yojana Gramin.
- Solve the captcha, which is usually a small sum, and press Submit.
- The table lists each beneficiary of that gram panchayat. Use the find option in your browser to search for your name, or the name of your father or husband.
The portal sometimes renames its reports. If a link shows an error page, go back to the reports directory and look for the social audit or beneficiary details report with a similar name, or try again later.
What the columns in the list mean
| Column | What it tells you |
|---|---|
| Registration number | Your house ID on AwaasSoft. Write it down; it is used for every later search |
| Beneficiary name and father or husband name | Who the house is sanctioned to |
| Sanction date and amount | When the house was approved and the total help |
| Instalments released | How many of the stage payments have been sent |
| Amount released | Money transferred so far |
| Status or stage | Construction stage reached, such as plinth, lintel, roof or completed |
A name in this list means the house is sanctioned, not just that the family is on a waiting list. For the waiting list itself, see the section on the Permanent Wait List below.
Quick search by registration number or Awaas Plus ID
- Registration number: on the portal menu, open Stakeholders, then IAY/PMAYG Beneficiary. Enter the registration number, solve the captcha and submit to see the full details and payment history of one house.
- Awaas Plus ID: open Stakeholders, then AwaasPlus Beneficiary Details. Choose your state and enter the 9 digit Awaas Plus ID from your survey slip.
- Family members: the SECC Family Member Details and AwaasPlus Family Member Details options show who was recorded in the survey for your household.
These searches are best when you already have the number. If you do not, the village wise report above is the way to find it.
Wait list versus sanctioned list
Two different lists are often mixed up. The Permanent Wait List is the ranked list of eligible families in each gram panchayat, made from the census list and the Awaas Plus survey and verified by the gram sabha. The sanctioned list is the shorter set picked each year from the top of the wait list, as the target allows. In the reports directory, the SECC and AwaasPlus sections show how many names were verified by the gram sabha in your area. A family can be on the wait list for some years before sanction.
If your name is missing
| Why your name may be absent | How to respond |
|---|---|
| House not sanctioned yet this year | Check other financial years in the report, and ask the panchayat your rank in the wait list |
| Family never surveyed | Ask the block whether the Awaas Plus survey is open and get surveyed |
| Excluded by a rule such as a four wheeler, a government job or high income | Ask for the reason in writing; if the record is wrong, submit proof |
| Name deleted in the gram sabha | Complain within the 15 day window after the list is displayed; the district appellate committee hears it |
| Name spelt differently | Search by father or husband name, or by registration number |
Wider rules on who qualifies are on our PMAY gramin eligibility page. Complaints that are not resolved can go to the block development officer and then to pgportal.gov.in.
Checking the list without internet
The framework asks that the final wait list be put on the gram panchayat notice board and shared widely. The secretary of the gram panchayat, or the field worker who follows up on houses, can also open the list on the official mobile app. The gram sabha reads the list in public, and the yearly social audit reviews it again. A CSC centre can open the report for you for a small service charge.
State searches and similar lists
The same report works for every state: just pick Bihar, Odisha, Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra or any other state in the first box. Maharashtra families who call it the gharkul yojana list will find their PMAY-G houses here too. People also search for the pradhan mantri awas yojana list, the awas yojana list, the pm awas yojana gramin list, the pradhanmantri aawas yojana list, or pradhanmantri aawas yojana ki list, aawas yojana ki list and aawas yojana ka list; all mean this report. Some phrase it as pm aawas yojana list or pm gramin awas yojana list. The ladli behna awas yojana list belongs to a separate Madhya Pradesh state scheme and is published by the state, not on this portal. For towns, see PMAY urban 2.0, and to follow your payments after sanction, see the PMAY status guide. The PM Awas Yojana overview explains both parts.
Frequently asked questions
How do I check the pm awas yojana gramin list on my phone?
Open pmayg.dord.gov.in, tap Awaassoft and then Report, open the social audit report of beneficiary details, choose state, district, block and gram panchayat with the year and scheme, solve the captcha and submit.
Can I get the list as a PDF?
The official report opens as a web table. Most report pages let you print or save the table, and your browser can save it as a file. There is no separate official PDF for each village.
Is there a new list every year?
Yes, sanctions are made year by year from the wait list, so choose the financial year in the report to see who was sanctioned that year.
My name is on the wait list but not sanctioned. Why?
Each gram panchayat gets a limited target each year, and names are taken in order of rank. Ask the panchayat for your rank and when the next target is expected.
Do I need to pay someone to add my name?
No. Inclusion is free and is decided by the survey and the gram sabha. Report anyone who asks for money to the block office.
Where do I find the list for a town?
Urban houses are under PMAY urban, which has its own portal at pmay-urban.gov.in. The gramin report covers villages only.
Official sources
- PMAY Gramin official portalpmayg.dord.gov.in
- PMAY-G reports directoryreport.pmayg.dord.gov.in
- PMAY-G beneficiary search by registration numberawaassoft.pmayg.dord.gov.in
- PMAY-G Framework for Implementationpmayg.dord.gov.in
Rules, amounts and portals can change. Check the official source before you apply or deposit.