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Top 5 Indian States With High Monthly Per Capita Spending (NSSO Report)

It is the time to analyze how Indian states are performing in case of financial potential compared to previous years. According to National Sample Survey Organisation (NSSO), Kerala, Punjab, Haryana, Tamil Nadu and Andhra Pradesh are the top five Indian states with high per capita spending in rural households. Monthly per capita spending in Kerala is 2356 with number one position in Human Development Index(HDI) among all Indian States.According to NSSO, Haryana is the number one Indian state in urban household monthly per capita expenditure. Urban Per Capita Expenditure of Haryana is 3,346.32 and Kerala is the second big Indian State with 3,044(Actually Himachal Pradesh holds the second position in Urban Household Per Capita Expenditure with 3,173.30). Interesting factor is the rank of Gujarat among other best performing Indian States. Gujarat holds 8th rank in rural household monthly per capita expenditure and 9th rank in urban household monthly per capita spending.

This report is based on the survey conducted by National Sample Survey Organisation(NSSO) on household consumer expenditure in Indian States from July 2011 to June 2012. The top 5 Indian states with high Per Capita monthly spending are provided below.

Top Five Indian States With High Rural Monthly Per Capita Expenditure
  1. Kerala With 2356 Indian Rupee Spent per month

  2. Punjab With 2136 Indian Rupees Spent per month

  3. Haryana with 1926 Indian Rupees Spent per month

  4. Tamil Nadu with 1571 Indian Rupees Spent per month

  5. Andhra Pradesh with 1563 Indian Rupees Spent per month

Top 5 Big Indian States With High Urban Monthly Per Capita Expenditure

  1. Haryana with 3346 Indian Rupees Spent per month

  2. Kerala with 3044 Indian Rupees Spent per month

  3. Maharashtra with 2937 Indian Rupees Spent per month

  4. Karnataka with 2899 Indian Rupees Spent per month

  5. Punjab with 2743 Indian Rupees Spent per month

Monthly Per Capita Expenditure ranking is very important because it says the quality of life standard in a particular area. Normally as the spending increases the quality of life improves. It also helps companies to plan marketing strategies according to the spending nature of the people. We can also count Per Capita Spending as an indirect measure of Per Capita Earning.

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