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.
West Indies captain Roston Chase lauded his Test team for "going in the right direction as a unit" after going the entire calendar year without losing a Test series following their win in Bangladesh.
Towhid Hridoy struck Bangladesh's highest-ever individual score in Test cricket in the second match against West Indies in Sylhet, but the tourists got the draw required to seal a series victory.
New Zealand's bowling unit fought hard to defend a low total but India came out on top by four runs (DLS method) in the second ODI in Wellington as the visitors went 2-0 ahead in the five-match series.
Arshdeep Singh took four wickets before Virat Kohli hit 74 as India beat New Zealand by five wickets in a rain-affected first of five ODIs that was played in Auckland on Wednesday.
