The tour will begin with a two-match Test series from 14 November, while three ODI games will be followed by five T20Is.
The first Test will be played in Delhi with the final game in the longest format set to take place in Guwahati from 22 November.
India and the Proteas will then play three ODIs in Ranchi (30 November), Raipur (3 December) and Visakhapatnam (6 December).
The tour will then conclude with by five T20Is in Cuttack (9 December), Mullanpur (11 December), Dharamsala (14 December), Lucknow (17 December) and Ahmedabad (19 December).
The ODIs are all day-night fixtures while the T20Is are night matches.
Proteas tour to India fixtures:
14-18 November: 1st Test, New Delhi
22-26 November: 2nd Test, Guwahati
30 November: 1st ODI, Ranchi
3 December: 2nd ODI, Raipur
6 December: 3rd ODI, Vizag
9 December: 1st T20I, Cuttack
11 December: 2nd T20I, New Chandigarh
14 December: 3rd T20I, Dharamsala
17 December: 4th T20I, Lucknow
19 December: 5th T20I, Ahmedabad
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