The government collects actual registered sale deeds from the previous 3 years. They discard outliers (e.g., distress sales or family transfers). The median value of these deeds within a micro-zone forms the baseline.
The final output is a massive tabular document (published online on the IGR Gujarat portal) listing every street or survey number with a per square meter rate. For agricultural land, it is per hectare or per Vigha (local unit: 1 Vigha = 0.4 hectare approx). jantri rates calculation gujarat
: If a residential plot is 100 sq. m. and the specific Jantri rate for that zone is ₹10,000 per sq. m. , the calculated property value is ₹10,00,000 . The government collects actual registered sale deeds from
$$ \textJantri Rate = \frac₹100,00,0001000 = ₹10,000 \text per square meter $$ The final output is a massive tabular document
Property Value=Area of Property (in sq. m.)×Jantri Rate (per sq. m.)Property Value equals Area of Property (in sq. m.) cross Jantri Rate (per sq. m.)
: Additional factors like property type (residential vs. commercial), floor level, or proximity to main roads may apply surcharges or premium amenities. How to Find Your Specific Jantri Rate