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700 Crore in Words

700 crore in words is Seven Hundred Crore.

In digits that is ₹7,00,00,00,000 — the same figure as 7,000 Million or 7 Billion. The classical Indian scale calls it Seven Arab, though Indian English and the press almost always say Seven Hundred Crore.

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Indian system

Digits
7,00,00,00,000
In units
7 Arab
Words
Seven Arab
हिन्दी
सात अरब
اردو
سات ارب

International system

Digits
7,000,000,000
In units
7 Billion
Words
Seven Billion

700 Crore in Words, every form

Words (crore form)Seven Hundred Crore
Words (classical)Seven Arab
Words (International)Seven Billion
RupeesRupees Seven Hundred Crore Only
हिन्दीसात सौ करोड़
اردوسات سو کروڑ
Indian digits7,00,00,00,000
International digits7,000,000,000
In millions7,000 Million
In billions7 Billion
Indian units7 Arab
International units7 Billion

Nearby amounts in words

NumberIn words
300 CroreThree Hundred Crore
400 CroreFour Hundred Crore
500 CroreFive Hundred Crore
600 CroreSix Hundred Crore
700 CroreSeven Hundred Crore
800 CroreEight Hundred Crore
900 CroreNine Hundred Crore
1,000 CroreOne Thousand Crore
1,500 CroreOne Thousand Five Hundred Crore

Frequently asked questions

How do you write 700 crore in words?

Seven Hundred Crore. For a cheque, contract or any legal document the standard rupee form is “Rupees Seven Hundred Crore Only”, with Only closing the phrase so nothing can be appended after it.

How much is 700 crore in million and billion?

700 crore is 7,000 Million, which is 7 Billion. One crore is ten million, so multiply crore by ten to get millions and divide by one hundred to get billions.

What is 700 crore in Hindi and Urdu?

In Hindi it is सात सौ करोड़. In Urdu it is سات سو کروڑ. Both keep the crore unit, which is how the figure is spoken across South Asia.

Why is 700 crore also called Seven Arab?

The classical Indian scale continues past crore into arab (10⁹), kharab (10¹¹), neel, padma and shankh, so ₹7,00,00,00,000 is formally Seven Arab. Those units stay in everyday use in Urdu and in Pakistan, while Indian English stops at crore and keeps counting in crore — which is why a budget is reported as 700 crore rather than Seven Arab.

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