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25 March 2026 · Source: IBJA · View all commodities
Check today's gold rate in India for 22 carat (22K), 24 carat (24K), and 18 carat (18K) gold. Prices are sourced from IBJA (India Bullion and Jewellers Association) and include 3% GST. Compare city-wise gold prices across 18 major Indian cities below.
24K per gram
₹14,898.00
₹14,464.30 before GST
24K per 10 grams
₹1,48,982.00
₹1,44,643.00 before GST
22K per gram
₹13,647.00
₹13,249.30 before GST
22K per 10 grams
₹1,36,468.00
₹1,32,493.00 before GST
18K per gram
₹11,174.00
₹10,848.20 before GST
18K per 10 grams
₹1,11,736.00
₹1,08,482.00 before GST
| City | 22K / gram | 22K / 10g | 24K / gram | 24K / 10g |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| AhmedabadGujarat | ₹13,644.00 | ₹1,36,440.00 | ₹14,895.00 | ₹1,48,951.00 |
| RajkotGujarat | ₹13,644.00 | ₹1,36,440.00 | ₹14,895.00 | ₹1,48,951.00 |
| SuratGujarat | ₹13,645.00 | ₹1,36,449.00 | ₹14,896.00 | ₹1,48,962.00 |
| MumbaiMaharashtra | ₹13,647.00 | ₹1,36,468.00 | ₹14,898.00 | ₹1,48,982.00 |
| PuneMaharashtra | ₹13,648.00 | ₹1,36,477.00 | ₹14,899.00 | ₹1,48,993.00 |
| DelhiDelhi | ₹13,652.00 | ₹1,36,515.00 | ₹14,903.00 | ₹1,49,034.00 |
| JaipurRajasthan | ₹13,654.00 | ₹1,36,543.00 | ₹14,906.00 | ₹1,49,065.00 |
| ChennaiTamil Nadu | ₹13,656.00 | ₹1,36,563.00 | ₹14,909.00 | ₹1,49,085.00 |
| CoimbatoreTamil Nadu | ₹13,656.00 | ₹1,36,563.00 | ₹14,909.00 | ₹1,49,085.00 |
| BangaloreKarnataka | ₹13,652.00 | ₹1,36,515.00 | ₹14,903.00 | ₹1,49,034.00 |
| HyderabadTelangana | ₹13,652.00 | ₹1,36,524.00 | ₹14,904.00 | ₹1,49,044.00 |
| KolkataWest Bengal | ₹13,653.00 | ₹1,36,534.00 | ₹14,905.00 | ₹1,49,054.00 |
| LucknowUttar Pradesh | ₹13,655.00 | ₹1,36,553.00 | ₹14,907.00 | ₹1,49,075.00 |
| ChandigarhPunjab | ₹13,652.00 | ₹1,36,524.00 | ₹14,904.00 | ₹1,49,044.00 |
| BhopalMadhya Pradesh | ₹13,653.00 | ₹1,36,534.00 | ₹14,905.00 | ₹1,49,054.00 |
| PatnaBihar | ₹13,656.00 | ₹1,36,563.00 | ₹14,909.00 | ₹1,49,085.00 |
| KochiKerala | ₹13,652.00 | ₹1,36,515.00 | ₹14,903.00 | ₹1,49,034.00 |
| VisakhapatnamAndhra Pradesh | ₹13,653.00 | ₹1,36,534.00 | ₹14,905.00 | ₹1,49,054.00 |
The 22 carat (22K) gold rate today is updated daily based on IBJA (India Bullion and Jewellers Association) official rates. The price varies slightly by city due to local demand, transportation costs, and state taxes. Check the city-wise table above for the exact 22K gold rate in your city.
Gold prices differ across Indian cities due to local demand and supply, transportation and logistics costs from Mumbai (the primary bullion market), state-level taxes and duties, and the presence of local bullion markets. Cities closer to Mumbai like Pune tend to have lower differentials, while distant cities may have slightly higher prices.
IBJA stands for India Bullion and Jewellers Association. It is the official body that sets daily gold and silver prices in India. IBJA rates serve as the benchmark for bullion dealers and jewellers across the country. The rates are published daily and reflect the international gold price adjusted for the Indian Rupee exchange rate and local market conditions.
Yes, the gold rates displayed on this page include 3% GST (Goods and Services Tax), which is the applicable GST rate on gold in India. However, making charges levied by jewellers are not included as they vary from one jeweller to another, typically ranging from 8% to 25% of the gold value.
Gold prices in India are influenced by several factors: international gold prices (set on COMEX and London Bullion Market), the USD/INR exchange rate, import duties (currently 6%), central bank policies and interest rates, domestic demand especially during festivals and wedding seasons, and global economic uncertainty which drives safe-haven demand.
24K gold is 99.9% pure gold, also known as 999 purity. It is softer and primarily used for investment purposes like gold bars, coins, and ETFs. 22K gold is 91.6% pure (916 purity), mixed with other metals like copper or silver for durability. 22K is the most popular choice for jewellery in India. 18K gold (75% pure) is also available and is more durable, often used in diamond-studded and western-style jewellery.
There is no universally best time to buy gold, as prices fluctuate daily. However, many Indians consider Akshaya Tritiya and Dhanteras auspicious for gold purchases. From an investment perspective, buying during price dips or through systematic investment plans (gold SIPs via ETFs or digital gold) can help average out the cost over time.
Gold purity can be verified through BIS (Bureau of Indian Standards) hallmarking. Look for the BIS hallmark logo, purity grade (e.g., 916 for 22K, 750 for 18K), assaying centre mark, and jeweller's identification mark. Since June 2021, hallmarking is mandatory for gold jewellery sold in India. You can also use a gold testing kit or visit a certified assay office for verification.
* Rates sourced from IBJA (India Bullion and Jewellers Association). Prices shown include 3% GST. Making charges vary by jeweller and are not included. For gold ETFs, silver rates, and sovereign gold bonds, visit the commodities page.