Bank of Baroda in Madhya Pradesh
368 branches · 156 districts
Bank of Baroda has 368 branches in Madhya Pradesh. Pick a district to see each branch’s IFSC code, MICR code and address.
- Agar1
- Agar,malwa1
- Alirajpur3
- Allot1
- Anjad1
- Ashoknagar3
- Ashta1
- Badarwas1
- Bagli1
- Bairagarh Chichli1
- Bakadi1
- Balaghat2
- Bamania Mandi1
- Bareli1
- Barkheda1
- Barnagar1
- Barwaha2
- Barwani3
- Basoda1
- Betul3
- Bhabra1
- Bhairamgarh1
- Bhapel1
- Bhikangaon1
- Bhind1
- Bhopal40
- Biaora1
- Bijora1
- Bilpank1
- Bina1
- Bina- Etawa1
- Burhanpur6
- Burhar1
- Chachai1
- Chhatarpur4
- Chhindwara4
- Dabra2
- Damoh3
- Datia2
- Deori1
- Depalpur1
- Devigarh1
- Dewas3
- Dhannad1
- Dhanpuri1
- Dhar7
- Dindori1
- Diwanganj1
- East Nimar2
- Gadarwara1
- Gandhwani1
- Gawli Palasia1
- Guna3
- Gwalior10
- Gyaraspur1
- Haidergarh Basoda1
- Harda2
- Hardakhurd1
- Hatpiplaya1
- Hoshangabad7
- Huzur1
- Indore41
- Islamnagar1
- Itarsi1
- Jabalpur14
- Jaora1
- Jhabua2
- Kalapipal Gram1
- Kannod1
- Kareli2
- Kasrawad1
- Kathiwada1
- Katni2
- Katni,murwara3
- Khachrod1
- Khadda1
- Khandwa2
- Khargone4
- Khategaon1
- Khetia1
- Khirkiya1
- Khurai2
- Kukshi1
- Kumbhraj1
- Kymore1
- Lasudalya Ramnath1
- Maharajpur1
- Mahidpur2
- Maihar1
- Manawar2
- Mandideep1
- Mandla3
- Mandsaur4
- Meghnagar1
- Mhow1
- Morena3
- Multai1
- Murwara Katni1
- Nagda1
- Narsimhapur3
- Narsinghgarh1
- Neelbad1
- Neemuch4
- Nimarkhedi1
- Nowgong1
- Obedullaganj1
- Panagar1
- Panipat1
- Panna3
- Para1
- Patan1
- Petlawad1
- Piparia1
- Pithampur2
- Raisen3
- Rajgarh3
- Ratlam5
- Rau2
- Rehti1
- Rewa3
- Sagar8
- Sailana1
- Salera1
- Satna3
- Sawer1
- Sehore2
- Sendhwa1
- Seoni2
- Seoni Malwa1
- Shahdol2
- Shajapur2
- Shamgarh1
- Sheopur2
- Shivpuri3
- Shujalpur1
- Sidhi1
- Singrauli3
- Sironj1
- Sondwa1
- Sonkatch1
- Sukand1
- Sukhi Sevania1
- Tarana1
- Tarawli Kalan1
- Tenyonda1
- Thikri2
- Tikamgarh2
- Timarni1
- Udaigarh1
- Ujjain7
- Umaria2
- Vidisha4
- Vijayraghavgarh1
- Vill Pipaljhopa1
- Waidhan1
- West Nimar1
Source: Razorpay IFSC v2.0.62 (MIT), compiled from the Reserve Bank of India list, release v2.0.62. IFSC and MICR codes come from the Reserve Bank of India’s published list. Branches merge or move, so confirm the code with your bank or on your cheque book before a large transfer.