NECC Suggested
A published reference from the NECC suggested-price section.
Published Indian egg-market references
NECC egg rate today by city
Check the latest published NECC suggested prices and prevailing market prices across 37 Indian markets, their observation dates, practical egg-unit conversions, and historical city trends.
Find your city’s published egg rate
Each page includes the latest available observation, rate classification, conversions, an interactive chart, and recent published history.
AhmedabadGujaratAjmerRajasthanPrayagraj (Allahabad)Uttar PradeshAsansolWest BengalBarwalaHaryanaBengaluruKarnatakaBhopalMadhya PradeshBrahmapurOdishaBurdwan (Bardhaman)West BengalChennaiTamil NaduChittoorAndhra PradeshDelhiDelhi NCREast GodavariAndhra PradeshHospetKarnatakaHyderabadTelanganaIndoreMadhya PradeshJabalpurMadhya PradeshKanpurUttar PradeshKolkataWest BengalLudhianaPunjabLucknowUttar PradeshMidnapur (Medinipur)West BengalMumbaiMaharashtraMuzaffarpurBiharMysuruKarnatakaNagpurMaharashtraNamakkalTamil NaduPatnaBiharPuneMaharashtraRaipurChhattisgarhRanchiJharkhandSuratGujaratVaranasiUttar PradeshVijayawadaAndhra PradeshVisakhapatnamAndhra PradeshWest GodavariAndhra PradeshWarangalTelangana
Prevailing Prices
Markets published in the prevailing-price table are labeled separately.
Practical units
Switch among per egg, tray (30), per 100 eggs, and peti (210).
NECC egg-rate questions
What is an NECC egg rate?
It is a published egg-price reference associated with the National Egg Coordination Committee market tables. PoultryMall displays the supplied observation date and keeps suggested and prevailing classifications separate.
Are these live retail prices?
No. They are published market references, not guaranteed live retail quotations. Local wholesale and retail prices can differ.
What does per 100 eggs mean?
The source rate is commonly published per 100 eggs. PoultryMall also converts it mathematically into per-egg, tray-of-30, and peti-of-210 values.
How do I check a city's history?
Choose a market below or in the latest-rates table, then use the time-window and unit buttons on its history page.