Persistent rain forced the series-deciding fifth T20I to be abandoned after India reached 118/5 in 7.4 overs of a contest reduced to 9 overs per side.
The rain-affected match left the high-scoring series locked at 2-2.
Rain delayed the start significantly, forcing a reduction to 9 overs a side; even with the excellent drainage at the M Chinnaswamy Stadium allowing play to resume almost as soon as the rain abated, a result was not possible.
West Indies won the toss and chose to field, with India starting aggressively and scoring at a brisk rate of over 15 runs an over despite losing regular wickets.
Ishan Kishan smashed 30 off just 10 balls with 3 fours and 2 sixes, while Naman Dhir remained unbeaten on a blistering 24 off 6 balls, including 1 four and 3 sixes for a strike rate over 400.
Rain returned in the eighth over and no further play was possible so the match was called off.
West Indies captain Shai Hope was named Player of the Series for his outstanding batting throughout the tour.
Darren Sammy believes West Indies have taken a significant step forward after holding India to a 2-2 T20I series draw, with the head coach encouraged by the return of his team's confidence and trademark swagger.
India star seamer Jasprit Bumrah is doubtful to feature during the upcoming five-match ODI series against New Zealand in November despite being fully fit.
Shai Hope hit yet another century while Keema Paul bagged a five-wicket haul as West Indies beat India by 24 runs in the fourth T20I in Hyderabad to level the five-match series at 2-2.
West Indies have not included fast bowler Alzarri Joseph and top-order batter Shai Hope in their squad for the two-match Test series in Bangladesh, starting later this month, due to workload management.
