Preparation of 2nd phase of Census - 2027 with tentative calander
đ Census 2027 – Phase II Self‑Enumeration
West Bengal & Nationwide
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Why Phase II Matters
Phase II is the heart of the Census. It is the first time in independent India that
caste data is being digitally collected and validated through the portal and mobile app.
Self‑enumeration empowers citizens to submit their family details accurately and saves time during the
house‑to‑house visit. The data collected here will shape policies on education, employment, welfare,
and social justice for the next decade. Every household’s participation ensures no one is left behind.
Tentative Calendar – West Bengal (Phase II)
| Exercise / Event | Tentative Dates & Timeline |
|---|---|
| Online Self‑Enumeration Window | Mid‑January 2027 to Late January 2027 (15‑day window open right before the house‑to‑house field visits) |
| House‑to‑House Population Enumeration | February 1, 2027 – February 28, 2027 (30‑day field operations window) |
| Revisional Round | March 1, 2027 – March 5, 2027 (To account for births, deaths, and migration after the count) |
| Reference Date & Time | 12:00 AM (Midnight) on March 1, 2027 |
Step‑by‑Step Self‑Enumeration Details
- Access the Portal: During the 15‑day window (mid‑Jan to late Jan 2027), log onto the official national portal: Census India Self‑Enumeration Portal.
- Language Selection: The portal is available in English, Hindi, and 14 regional languages, fully supporting Bengali.
- Authentication & Data Entry: Any single adult member can log in using mobile number / email. The form takes about 15–20 minutes for the entire family.
- Targeted Questions: You will answer ~40 questions covering demography, religion, caste, literacy, occupation, fertility, and migration.
- Save the SE‑ID: After submission, a unique Self‑Enumeration ID (SE ID) is sent via SMS and email.
- Final Validation: When the enumerator visits in February 2027, share your SE ID. They will pull up the digital record, cross‑verify, and finalize.
Test Self‑Enumeration Portal
www.setest.census.gov.in
40 Questions – Quick Overview
Demography (age, sex, marital status) · Religion & Caste (first time digital caste data) · Literacy & Education · Occupation (main & marginal work) · Fertility (children born, surviving) · Migration (place of birth, previous residence). Approximately 40 questions — all designed to capture a complete socio‑economic snapshot.
Watch: How to Self‑Enumerate
Official walkthrough – Census 2027 Phase II
National helpline: 1855 |
support@census.gov.in |
Caste census implementation – first time digitally
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