Abstract: The goal of the study is to examine the Public Distribution System (PDS) outreach by assessing its scope’s success in the Mewat district of Haryana. Material and methods: The study is based on secondary data and data were collected from various government reports like: Economic Survey India, the Economic Survey of Haryana, Food & Supply Department, Haryana, Census of India Report, Haryana, PDS Portal Haryana and Multidimensional Index Report of India. Fair Price Shops (FPS) ratio is the arithmetic mean of Antyodaya Anna Yojana (AAY), Below Poverty Line (BPL), and Other Preferred Holders (OPH) cardholders to the percentage of FPS in the present study areas. It is used in the study to check the covered areas of ration card holders (RCHs) under the FPS in Mewat. The ranking, average, and percentage methods have been used in the study. Results: Mewat is the district where more than 85% of the population falls under the PDS. The community has the highest ratio of OPH beneficiaries, followed by BPL, APL, and AAY beneficiaries. The FPS ratio at the district level is 278 in Mewat, which is less than the ideal ratio of FPS. The central government computed the coverage of PDS in terms of the sale of ration to cardholders is close to the ration entitlement. Conclusions: Based on the results of study, it was observed that the outreach of the PDS in Mewat is satisfactory. There is a need to pay attention to the exclusion, and the criteria for identifying the beneficiaries should be updated.