While most people recognize that checking the PMAY housing list is mandatory for getting a pucca home in Assam, many people are not aware that they can actually find their exact village-wise PDF and download the mandatory Gaon Panchayat NOC format online without paying any agent. But to pull up your name and release your first building installment without delays, you have to follow our amazing methods that are given below.
📋 Assam Housing Scheme Snapshot (2026)
| Official Department: | Panchayat & Rural Development (P&RD), Assam |
|---|---|
| Current Survey Name: | Awas Plus / PMAY-G Phase 2 |
| Mandatory Paperwork: | Gaon Panchayat NOC & Allotment Letter |
| Official Verification Portal: | pmayg.nic.in ↗ |
So there are simple, practical methods to check your village list online
Most of the new houses being built across our districts right now are coming from the fresh Awas Plus survey. Because of this, you should not just rely on the old lists from previous years. Good news to those who have been waiting: you can easily check the updated Awas Plus beneficiary list for your exact village to see if your family made the final cut.
To start this process without getting lost on the website, first you have to follow these straightforward steps on your mobile phone:
- First, open the official PMAY-G Portal ↗ in your browser. Always use the working .nic.in government site.
- Tap on the "AwaasSoft" menu button at the top and select "Reports" from the drop-down list.
- Scroll all the way down to the bottom where it says "Social Audit Reports" and click on the verification link.
- Now, pick "Assam" as your state, then choose your District, Block, and your exact Gaon Panchayat. Hit submit, and you can save the full PDF report directly to your phone.
*Redirects to official rhreporting.nic.in portal to select your Gaon Panchayat
How to check your house approval on rhreporting.nic.in
If you have your registration number ready, checking your status is even faster. You can check your Gram Panchayat house approval status directly on the central government rhreporting portal. Just go to the Stakeholders section on the site, type in your registration number, and your building progress will show up on the screen.
What to do if your name is in the new Awas Plus survey
If you cannot find your name in the old database, take a deep breath. The government conducted a fresh Awas Plus survey specifically for families who missed out earlier. To see how to get the updated report for your village, check our complete guide here: Awas Plus List 2026 Assam PDF Download.
What to do if your name is missing from the final list?
Sometimes you search the village PDF, and your name is simply not there. Before you panic, you need to find out why your file was stopped. The truth is, sometimes your name gets cut because of a small spelling mistake between your Aadhaar card and your bank account details during the physical survey. This step is mainly reserved for those who need to fix their bank seeding. Notice that this same Aadhaar mismatch issue also affects your Ration Card status, so it is a good idea to update both records together.
If your name was dropped, do not just sit at home. Take a printed copy of your old survey receipt and go directly to your local Block Development Officer (BDO) office. Talk to the officer and ask them to point out exactly which paper is missing. You can always submit a written appeal letter to get your file reopened. If you need help drafting a formal application for the block office, our free Assamese Application Writer can format one for you in seconds.
Why you must get a No Objection Certificate from your Panchayat
Here is an important rule that many people miss. Even if your name is shining on the final list, the building money does not land in your bank account automatically. Before the block office releases your first installment, you must submit a No Objection Certificate and a land allotment letter signed by your local village head.
*Ready-to-print NOC application format for house construction
Official Panchayat NOC Letter Format
If you want to write the application yourself or get it typed at a local shop, here is the exact wording you should use so your paper is accepted without issues:
The President / Secretary,
[Your Gaon Panchayat Name],
[Your District, Assam]
Sub: Request for No Objection Certificate (NOC) for PMAY-G House Construction
Respected Sir/Madam,
With due respect, I, [Your Full Name], S/O or D/O [Father's/Husband's Name], am a permanent resident of village [Your Village Name] under your Gaon Panchayat.
I have been selected as a beneficiary under the Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana - Gramin (PMAY-G) for the financial year [Year]. My PMAY ID is [Your PMAY ID]. I need to submit a No Objection Certificate (NOC) from the Panchayat to the Block Development Office to release my first installment.
Therefore, I request you to kindly issue the NOC for house construction on my own land at the earliest.
Yours faithfully,
Signature: _________________
Name: [Your Name]
Phone: [Your Mobile Number]
Date: [Today's Date]
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How can I check my PMAY village list in Assam?
You can check your village list by going to the official pmayg.nic.in site, clicking on AwaasSoft reports, and selecting your Assam district and Gaon Panchayat under the social audit section. If you also want to check other monthly support schemes for your household, read our guide on Orunodoi Scheme benefits.
What is the Awas Plus survey list 2026?
The Awas Plus survey is a fresh housing identification list prepared by the state government to include poor families who were left out of previous census records.
