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List of Indian metropolitan areas by GDP

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The following is a list of metropolitan areas in India by their nominal gross domestic product (GDP) and their contribution to their respective states and union territories. The metropolitan area definition is based on the districts of the urban agglomeration. The GDP of India as of 2022-23 is ₹269.5 trillion (US$3.26 trillion), and the top 50 cities contribute to nearly 40 percent of the national GDP.[1]

Percent of contribution of metropolitan areas in National GDP of India
  1. Delhi (5.71%)
  2. Mumbai (4.98%)
  3. Bengaluru (3.45%)
  4. Chennai (2.81%)
  5. Hyderabad (2.45%)
  6. Kolkata (2.33%)
  7. Ahmedabad (1.86%)
  8. Pune (1.55%)
  9. Surat (1.30%)
  10. Coimbatore (1.00%)
  11. Rest of the top 50 cities (13.0%)
  12. Rest of urban areas (16.0%)
  13. Rural India (44.6%)
Top 10 metropolitan areas by GDP in India


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Indian urban areas by nominal GDP for 2022-23
S.no Metropolitan area State/UT Nominal GDP

(2022–23)

 Contribution to
State GDP (%)[2]		 Contribution to
National GDP (%)		 Source
1 Delhi NCR[a] Delhi NCT

Haryana Uttar Pradesh

 ₹15,375.37 billion (US$186.14 billion) 35.9 5.71 [3][4][5]
2 Mumbai[b] Maharashtra ₹13,417.15 billion (US$162.44 billion) 36.6 4.98 [6]
3 Bengaluru[c] Karnataka ₹9,285.52 billion (US$112.42 billion) 40.91 3.45 [7]
4 Chennai[d] Tamil Nadu ₹7,560.56 billion (US$91.53 billion) 31.59 2.81 [8][9]
5 Hyderabad[e] Telangana ₹6,613.1 billion (US$80.06 billion) 50.56 2.45 [10]
6 Kolkata[f] West Bengal ₹6,212.51 billion (US$75.21 billion) 40.56 2.33 [11][12][13][14]
7 Ahmedabad[g] Gujarat ₹5,557.02 billion (US$67.28 billion) 25.22 2.06 [5][15]
8 Pune[h] Maharashtra ₹4,181.04 billion (US$50.62 billion) 11.47 1.55 [16][17][6]
9 Surat Gujarat ₹3,497.27 billion (US$42.34 billion) 15.87 1.30 [18][19][20]
10 Coimbatore-Tiruppur[i] Tamil Nadu ₹2,684.22 billion (US$32.5 billion) 11.22 1 [8][21][22][23][24]
11 Visakhapatnam[j] Andhra Pradesh ₹1,740.5 billion (US$21.07 billion) 13.35 0.65 [25][26][27]
12 Vadodara Gujarat ₹1,708.06 billion (US$20.68 billion) 7.75 0.63 [28][29][5]
13 Nagpur Maharashtra ₹1,686.03 billion (US$20.41 billion) 4.63 0.57 [30][6][31]
14 Jaipur Rajasthan ₹1,497.67 billion (US$18.13 billion) 11 0.55 [32][33]
15 Kochi Kerala ₹1,303.53 billion (US$15.78 billion) 13.42 0.51 [34][35][36]
16 Thrissur Kerala ₹1,300.73 billion (US$15.75 billion) 10.35 0.39 [37][38][36]
17 Andhra Pradesh Capital Region [k] Andhra Pradesh ₹1,221.74 billion (US$14.79 billion) 9.38 0.45 [26][39][40][41]
18 Rajkot Gujarat ₹1,163.76 billion (US$14.09 billion) 5.28 0.43 [5][42][43]
19 Salem Tamil Nadu ₹1,107.68 billion (US$13.41 billion) 4.07 0.22 [44][8][45]
20 Nashik Maharashtra ₹1,030.56 billion (US$12.48 billion) 2.16 0.32 [6][46][47]
21 Thirvananthapuram Kerala ₹956.79 billion (US$11.58 billion) 9.86 0.37 [48][36]
22 Kollam Kerala ₹908.59 billion (US$11 billion) 9.49 0.36 [49][50][36]
23 Chandigarh Chandigarh, Haryana, Punjab ₹966.2 billion (US$11.7 billion) 5.62 0.35 [51][52][53][54][55][5]
24 Patna Bihar ₹918.3 billion (US$11.12 billion) 12.3 0.34 [56][57][58][59]
25 Lucknow Uttar Pradesh ₹902.22 billion (US$10.92 billion) 3.95 0.33 [60][61][4]
26 Malappuram Kerala ₹836.97 billion (US$10.13 billion) 8.75 0.33 [62][63][36]
27 Madurai Tamil Nadu ₹870.9 billion (US$10.54 billion) 3.2 0.27 [8][64][65]
28 Asansol[l] West Bengal ₹865.44 billion (US$10.48 billion) 5.65 0.32 [66][67][68]
29 Kozhikode Kerala ₹841.52 billion (US$10.19 billion) 8.4 0.32 [69][36][70]
30 Bhubaneswar[m] Odisha ₹843.11 billion (US$10.21 billion) 11.1 0.31 [71][72][73]
31 Indore Madhya Pradesh ₹827.66 billion (US$10.02 billion) 6.64 0.31 [74][75][76][77]
33 Raipur[n] Chhattisgarh ₹823.64 billion (US$9.97 billion) 17.74 0.31 [78][79]
34 Erode[o] Tamil Nadu ₹816.47 billion (US$9.88 billion) 3 0.23 [80][8][81][82]
35 Aurangabad Maharashtra ₹786.57 billion (US$9.52 billion) 2.16 0.22 [83][6][84]
36 Mangaluru Karnataka ₹783.74 billion (US$9.49 billion) 2.25 0.29 [7][85][86]
37 Solapur Maharashtra ₹757.44 billion (US$9.17 billion) 2.08 0.29 [87]
38 Kolhapur Maharashtra ₹731.95 billion (US$8.86 billion) 2.01 0.28
39 Agra Uttar Pradesh ₹723.7 billion (US$8.76 billion) 3.17 0.27 [88][89][4]
40 Ludhiana Punjab ₹718.72 billion (US$8.7 billion) 10.55 0.27 [90][91][92]
41 Kannur Kerala ₹713.45 billion (US$8.64 billion) 6.97 0.26 [93][94][36]
42 Kanpur Uttar Pradesh ₹676.1 billion (US$8.19 billion) 2.96 0.25 [95][96][4]
43 Jamnagar Gujarat ₹650.00 billion (US$7.87 billion) 2.95 0.24 [97][98]
44 Tiruchirappalli Tamil Nadu ₹628.88 billion (US$7.61 billion) 2.63 0.23 [99][100][8]
45 Mysuru Karnataka ₹641.89 billion (US$7.77 billion) 2.7 0.23 [101][102][7]
46 Meerut Uttar Pradesh ₹584.83 billion (US$7.08 billion) 2.56 0.22 [103][104][4]
47 Bhopal Madhya Pradesh ₹564.65 billion (US$6.84 billion) 4.53 0.21 [105][106][77]
48 Jabalpur Madhya Pradesh ₹543.46 billion (US$6.58 billion) 4.36 0.2 [107][77]
49 Sangli Maharashtra ₹538.95 billion (US$6.52 billion) 1.48 0.2
50 Hubli–Dharwad Karnataka ₹476.07 billion (US$5.76 billion) 2.33 0.2 [108]
51 Kottayam Kerala ₹426.39 billion (US$5.16 billion) 4.54 0.19 [109][36]
52 Vellore[p] Tamil Nadu ₹508.93 billion (US$6.16 billion) 1.87 0.18 [8][110]
53 Dhanbad Jharkhand ₹442.01 billion (US$5.35 billion) 10.59 0.17 [111][112][113]
54 Jamshedpur Jharkhand ₹380.22 billion (US$4.6 billion) 9.11 0.15 [113]
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  1. [a]
    Contains Delhi NCT, Noida, Greater Noida, Ghaziabad, Gurgaon, Faridabad
  2. [b]
    Includes Mumbai City, Mumbai Suburban, and parts of Thane, Palghar and Raigad districts
  3. [c]
    Includes Bangalore urban, Bangalore rural, Ramanagara districts
  4. [d]
    Includes Chennai, and parts of Thiruvallur, Kancheepuram, Chengalpattu districts
  5. [e]
    Includes Hyderabad, and parts of Rangareddy, Medchal-Malkajgiri, Sangareddy districts
  6. [f]
    Includes Kolkata, and parts of Hooghly, Howrah, North 24 Parganas, South 24 Parganass
  7. [g]
    Includes Ahmedabad and parts of Gandhinagar district
  8. [h]
    Includes Pune district
  9. [i]
    Includes Coimbatore, Tiruppur and parts of Coimbatore and Tiruppur districts
  10. [j]
    Includes Visakhapatnam, and parts of Visakhapatnam and Vizianagaram districts
  11. [k]
    Contains Amaravati, Vijayawada & Guntur
  12. [l]
    Includes Asansol Durgapur & Raniganj
  13. [m]
    Includes Bhubaneswar and parts of Khordha and Cuttack districts
  14. [n]
    Includes Raipur, Durg, and Bhilai
  15. [o]
    Includes Erode and parts of Erode and Namakkal districts
  16. [p]
    Includes Vellore and parts of Vellore and Ranipet districts

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