Gross Domestic Product (GDP) Growth Rate of India since 1961

Gross Domestic Product (GDP) Growth Rate Since 1961 till date
GDP Growth Rate for Year GDP Rate
1961 3.72%
1962 2.93%
1963 5.99%
1964 7.45%
1965 -2.64%
1966 -0.06%
1967 7.83%
1968 3.39%
1969 6.54%
1970 5.16%
1971 1.64%
1972 -0.55%
1973 3.30%
1974 1.19%
1975 9.15%
1976 1.66%
1977 7.25%
1978 5.71%
1979 -5.24%
1980 6.74%
1981 6.01%
1982 3.48%
1983 7.29%
1984 3.82%
1985 5.25%
1986 4.78%
1987 3.97%
1988 9.63%
1989 5.95%
1990 5.53%
1991 1.01%
1992 5.48%
1993 4.75%
1994 6.66%
1995 7.57%
1996 7.55%
1997 4.05%
1998 6.18%
1999 8.95%
2000 3.84%
2001 4.82%
2002 3.80%
2003 7.86%
2004 7.92%
2005 9.28%
2006 9.26%
2007 9.80%
2008 3.89%
2009 8.48%
2010 10.26%
2011 6.64%
2012 4.74%
2013 4.70%
2014 5.41%
GDP = Consumption + Government Expenditures + Investment + Exports – Imports  

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