None of the States/UTs has attained the highest Grade i.e., Daksh. 

The top-most grade attained in PGI 2.0 is Prachesta - 2, i.e., score range 641-700 indicating that a good proportion of score of the redundant indicators was contained in the total scores of States/UTs in the previous years.

Only 2 States and UTs, namely Punjab and Chandigarh have attained Grade Prachesta -2 (score 641-700) in PGI 2.0. 

6 States/UTs joined Grade Prachesta - 3 (score 581- 640), 13 States/UTs joined grade Akanshi -1 (score 521-580), 12 States/UTs in grade Akanshi - 2 (score 461-520) and 3 States in grade Akanshi – 3 in PGI 2.0.

The maximum and minimum scores obtained by the States/UTs in 2021-22 are 659.01 and 420.64 respectively.

The deviation between the maximum and minimum scores obtained by States/UTs is 238.37 or 23.8% of the maximum points, indicating that, States Arunachal Pradesh, Meghalaya and Mizoram has to put more effort to reach the top slot. 

This disparity was 51% in 2017-18 indicating that, PGI also helped to bridge the performance gap amongst States/UTs over the years which may be due to efforts of the Government such as look East policy. 

The reduction in Inter-State differential is also due to close monitoring of schemes through evidence based PGI which might have helped both the performing and aspiring States and UTs to improve their performance.