India
Standards we refer to
StructBy AI names NBC and Indian Standards by designation, edition and clause or table number, and links to the Bureau of Indian Standards. It does not reproduce those standards.
What this list is
StructBy AI points to the National Building Code of India and to Indian Standards by designation, edition, and clause, table or figure number. It does not reproduce those publications.
The Bureau of Indian Standards publishes the IS codes and the National Building Code. Read and obtain them from the Bureau: bis.gov.in.
The edition and status below are the ones recorded in this product from BIS (checked in 2026). A tool may also name a designation that is not in this short list. Local building bye-laws may still adopt an earlier edition. Confirm which edition applies to the project.
Editions we record
| Designation | Edition referred to | Status |
|---|---|---|
| NBC 2016 (SP 7:2016) | 2016 | Withdrawn 30 April 2026. Successor SP 7:2026. Local bye-laws may still adopt NBC 2016 |
| SP 7 | 2026 | Current edition of the National Building Construction Standards, established 30 April 2026 |
| IS 456 | 2000 | In force. Reaffirmed July 2025 |
| IS 800 | 2007 | In force. Reaffirmed December 2022 |
| IS 875 (Part 1) | 2026 | Current edition of the dead-loads part |
| IS 875 (Part 3) | 2015 | In force. Reaffirmed April 2025 |
| IS 1893 (Part 1) | 2016 | In force. The 2025 edition was withdrawn on 5 March 2026. Reaffirmed November 2025 |
| IS 13920 | 2016 | In force. Reaffirmed July 2021 |
| IS 1904 | 2021 | Current edition |
A zone, a zone factor or a wind speed from one of these publications is not shown here. Where a screen needs one, it asks you to read it in the publication, or it says the value is not assessed.
StructBy AI outputs are automated or AI-assisted and must be reviewed by a qualified engineer before anyone relies on them. They are not professional engineering, legal or regulatory advice, and they do not replace a site-specific hazard assessment, a geotechnical investigation or a registered engineer. References to NBC and the IS codes are pointers by designation and clause number, not the text of those documents, so verify every clause against the current NBC and BIS publications before you use it in design or documentation.