November 2025 GST collections reached ₹1,81,200 Crore — 9.8% YoY growth driven by festive season spillover, e-commerce sales momentum, and robust auto sector performance.
This page is a record of GST collections for November 2025. The GST rates it mentions applied at the time, and many have changed since, including in the September 2025 revision. Check today's rates in the CBIC rate notifications.
| # | State | Collection (₹ Cr) | Share (%) |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Maharashtra | ₹31,800 | 17.5% |
| 2 | Karnataka | ₹16,200 | 8.9% |
| 3 | Gujarat | ₹14,900 | 8.2% |
| 4 | Tamil Nadu | ₹13,600 | 7.5% |
| 5 | Uttar Pradesh | ₹12,800 | 7.1% |
| 6 | Haryana | ₹10,100 | 5.6% |
| 7 | West Bengal | ₹8,400 | 4.6% |
| 8 | Telangana | ₹8,100 | 4.5% |
Diwali fell in late October/early November 2025, driving massive consumer spending on electronics, appliances, apparel & gold.
Amazon Great Indian Festival & Flipkart Big Billion Days extended into November — record GMV across platforms.
Auto sales peak in Navratri-Diwali corridor — November registrations included festive booking deliveries.
Festival period traditionally sees spike in property registrations — stamp duty + GST on under-construction.
Companies placing H2 procurement orders before calendar year-end — industrial goods, IT hardware.
DGGI conducted 2,100+ enforcement actions in Q3 FY26, recovering ₹8,200 Cr in detected evasion.
| Period | Collection (₹L Cr) | YoY Change |
|---|---|---|
| Nov 2022 | ₹1.46L Cr | — |
| Nov 2023 | ₹1.68L Cr | +15.1% |
| Nov 2024 | ₹1.65L Cr | -1.8% |
| Nov 2025 | ₹1.81L Cr | +9.8% |
India's gross GST collection for November 2025 (collections on October 2025 transactions) was ₹1,81,200 Crore — a 9.8% year-on-year growth compared to ₹1,64,882 Cr in November 2024. Breakup: CGST ₹32,800 Cr, SGST ₹41,600 Cr, IGST ₹93,800 Cr (including ₹44,100 Cr on imports), Compensation Cess ₹13,000 Cr. While slightly lower than October 2025's record ₹1.84L Cr, November maintained strong momentum driven by festive season aftermath and e-commerce.
November 2025 (₹1.81L Cr) was marginally lower than October 2025 (₹1.84L Cr) — this is normal seasonality. October collections reflect September transactions (pre-Diwali stocking + advance purchases), while November reflects October transactions (actual Diwali sales). The slight dip occurs because: (1) October is peak buying month (Navratri + Dhanteras + Diwali itself); (2) November has fewer festive triggers post-Diwali; (3) Credit note adjustments for festive returns. Despite the sequential dip, YoY growth remained strong at 9.8%.
Maharashtra led with ₹31,800 Cr (17.5% of total), followed by Karnataka ₹16,200 Cr (8.9%), Gujarat ₹14,900 Cr (8.2%), Tamil Nadu ₹13,600 Cr (7.5%), and Uttar Pradesh ₹12,800 Cr (7.1%). Top 5 states contributed ~49% of total collections. Notable: Haryana's ₹10,100 Cr reflects Gurugram's services economy + auto manufacturing. West Bengal's ₹8,400 Cr showed 14% YoY growth (festive consumption + Durga Puja spillover).
The festive season (October-November) is India's peak consumption period, accounting for ~18-20% of annual retail sales. GST impact pathway: (1) September-October: Manufacturers stock-up → IGST on inter-state movement spikes; (2) October: Retail sales peak (Navratri, Dhanteras, Diwali) → B2C collections surge; (3) November: E-commerce festive sales extend + post-Diwali clearance sales; (4) December: Returns/credit notes settle. The Oct-Nov 2025 combined collection of ₹3.65L Cr was the highest-ever 2-month festive corridor — up 10% vs Oct-Nov 2024 (₹3.32L Cr).
The Directorate General of GST Intelligence (DGGI) conducted 2,100+ enforcement actions in Q3 FY26 (Oct-Dec 2025), detecting ₹8,200 Cr in GST evasion. Methods: (1) Fake invoice detection using AI/ML — 5,400 entities identified with fake ITC; (2) Search & seizure operations targeting high-risk sectors (online gaming, real estate, metals); (3) GSTR-1 vs GSTR-3B mismatch auto-flagging; (4) Coordination with income tax department for cross-data matching. Impact: Voluntary compliance improving — return filing rate up to 89.2% from 83.1% in Nov 2023. Fear of detection + penalty is driving compliance.
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