Indiastat

You can use Indiastat without creating an account.

Step 1: Connect to the JGU WiFi and Click Here.

Step 2:- Then click on 'Login'.

Step 3: Select 'Through IP Login'

For off-campus access to Indiastat, follow the below steps:

Step 1:- Go to the Remotlog Portal and login with your JGU Outlook account.

Step 2:- Go to 'All Database' and select 'Indiastat' from the list.

Step 3:- Then click on 'Login'.

Step 4:- Select 'Through IP Login'.

You may watch the video guide below to understand the off-campus access to Indiastat.

Please write your feedback and queries to glus@jgu.edu.in


 

Indiastat is an endeavor of Datanet India, which provides a comprehensive storehouse of socio-economic statistical data about India and its sectors, regions, and states.

This database provides a Secondary level of Statistical Information on the Socio-Economic sectors of India and its states. The secondary level of Statistical Information refers to data that has already been collected and compiled by government agencies, research institutions, or other organizations. This data provides information about various social and economic factors, such as population demographics, income distribution, employment rates, education levels, and other indicators that describe the well-being of society.

All the data at Indiastat have been qualitatively analyzed, condensed, and presented in a user-friendly format.

• Data has been classified into 31 categories and subdivided into various sub-categories.
• Information was being gathered from recognized government departments.
• It consists of 56 associate websites, which include 31 state-specific websites, 19 sector-specific websites, and 6 region-specific websites.
• You can download data in MS Word, MS Excel, and HTML format
• It also includes time-series data, which enables users to track the changes and trends in various sectors over some time
• Regularly updated with the latest available data, ensuring users can access the most recent information.

Policymakers, researchers, businesses, and other organizations need socioeconomic data to provide information and insights into a population or group's social and economic conditions.

This database might be beneficial if you're doing a high-quality socioeconomic study based on reliable facts and numbers.
   
This data type can be used to analyze and understand patterns and trends in income, education, employment, health, housing, and other important aspects of society.

You can also browse the following database 

• EPWRF
• India Data Portal
• Open Government Data
• Dataful