| Date of Presentation | 28 February 2025 |
| Presented By | Bihar Finance Minister |
| Economic Growth Rate | Bihar ranks second among fastest-growing states. |
| GSDP (2023-24) | Rs 8,54,429 crore (current prices), Rs 4,64,540 crore (constant prices). |
| GSDP Growth | 14.5% (current prices), 9.2% (constant prices). |
| Per Capita Income | Rs 36,333 (constant prices), Rs 66,828 (current prices). |
| Richest/Poorest District | Patna (richest), Sheohar (poorest). |
| Fiscal Deficit | Rs 35,660 crore (2023-24), estimated Rs 29,095 crore (2024-25). |
| Revenue Saving | Rs 2,833 crore (2023-24), expected Rs 1,121 crore (2024-25). |
| Total Expenditure | Rs 2.52 lakh crore (2023-24), estimated Rs 2.79 lakh crore (2024-25). |
| Development Expenditure | Rs 1.69 lakh crore (2023-24), estimated Rs 1.77 lakh crore (2024-25). |
| Agriculture | Rice production up by 21%, wheat by 10.7%. Livestock and fisheries grew by 9.50%. |
| Industrial Sector | Rs 75,293.76 crore proposed investment. Service sector contributes 58.6% to GSDP. |
| Micro-Enterprises | Investment surged by 135%, employment by 107%. |
| Large-Scale Units | Investment grew by 131%, employment by 187%. |
| Mining Sector | Recorded 9% growth. |
| Roads & Infrastructure | Rural paved roads increased from 835 km (2005) to 1.17 lakh km (2025). |
| Transport Growth | Bihar recorded 7.6% growth in transport and communication sector (2011-24). |
| Road Density | 3167 km per thousand sq km, third highest in India. |
| Digital Governance | Adoption of CCTNS, CFMS, Cyber Cell, e-Challan. |
| Energy Consumption | Per capita consumption increased from 134 kWh (2012-13) to 363 kWh (2023-24). |
| Public Utility Services | Increased by 14.5%. |
| Women Empowerment | 1,063.5 thousand SHGs formed. Cumulative credit of Rs 46.9 thousand crore to 2,198.4 SHGs. |
| Female Labour Participation | Rural: 24.8% to 33.5%, Urban: 13.8% to 18% (2022-23 to 2023-24). |
| Education & Health | Education expenditure increased 10 times, health 13 times (last 18 years). |
| Child Welfare Budget | Grew by 19.4% annually (2016-23). |
| Dropout Rate | Declined by 62.25% in five years in government secondary schools. |
| Environment & Climate | Schemes: Green Budget, Jal-Jeevan-Hariyali Mission. Forest cover increased by 687 sq km. |
