SECC
Socio Economic and Caste Census 2011
SECC 2011 is used to study household deprivation, assets, landlessness, and welfare targeting criteria.
SECC / DoRD · Ministry of Rural Development / SECC
India, state, district, block, GP, village
2011
One-time 2011 enumeration (portal still queried for targeting)
What this is best for
Household deprivation, assets, landlessness, and caste/social targeting—central for welfare eligibility and rural poverty research
Main limitations
2011 base year; portal packaging is not full research microdata; definitional differences vs Census PCA
Quick answers
Short research-facing answers derived from this catalog record.
- What is SECC 2011 used for?
- Household deprivation, assets, landlessness, and caste/social targeting—central for welfare eligibility and rural poverty research
- How do you access SECC 2011 data?
- SECC 2011 is labeled “Public dashboard” on this guide. Open the access portal or documentation links on the record for the current host process—do not assume open download if registration or a DUA is required.
- What geography and time does SECC 2011 cover?
- Geography: India, state, district, block, GP, village. Time coverage: 2011.
- What are the main limitations of SECC 2011?
- 2011 base year; portal packaging is not full research microdata; definitional differences vs Census PCA
Guides for using this data
Official portals, user guides, codebooks, and tutorials for access and analysis.
Variables5
SECC 2011 portal field descriptions. Representative fields for the page table — verify the full dictionary on the official site.
Research and articles using this data
Verified examples that analyze, reuse, introduce, or visualize this dataset. Search matches without evidence are not published here.
Scholarly works3
- Journal articleAnalyzes dataCaste-Based Discrimination: Socio-Economic Impact to Dalit Community in Nepal
American Research Journal of Humanities and Social Sciences · 2023
Analyzes SECC 2011 data in the context of: "Caste-Based Discrimination: Socio-Economic Impact to Dalit Community in Nepal".
- Journal articleAnalyzes dataAbject Poverty and Multiple Deprivations in Rural India Based on SECC 2011 in Comparison with NSSO and NFHS: Summary Findings Analyzed
Joseph Abraham · IRA-International Journal of Management & Social Sciences (ISSN 2455-2267) · 2017
Analyzes SECC 2011 data in the context of: "Abject Poverty and Multiple Deprivations in Rural India Based on SECC 2011 in Comparison with NSSO and NFHS: Summary Findings Analyzed".
- ReportAnalyzes dataWhither SECC?
Adam King · Southeastern Ceremonial Complex · 2011
Analyzes SECC 2011 data in the context of: "Whither SECC?".
- Scholarly checked:
- 10 Sept 2026
- Web checked:
- Not checked yet
Pairs well with
Many Indian data problems need survey + administrative combinations.