Visit the official Chittorgarh plot auction 2026
Chittorgarh is the administrative centre of its district, with a city population of about 1.16 lakh at the 2011 census. The collectorate, courts, government offices and schools bring a steady flow of salaried families who need homes.
NH 48, the Delhi to Mumbai corridor through Jaipur, Ajmer, Bhilwara and Udaipur, has an interchange near Chittorgarh with NH 27, the East-West Corridor that runs from Udaipur through Chittorgarh to Kota.
Chittaurgarh Junction, on the Western Railway’s Ratlam division, has direct trains to Delhi, Mumbai, Ahmedabad, Jaipur, Ajmer, Udaipur and Kota. It is about 2 km from the city centre by road.
Government Medical College Chittorgarh opened in 2022 with 100 MBBS seats under the Rajasthan University of Health Sciences, and Shri Sanwaliyaji Government General Hospital serves the city. Doctors, staff and students all need homes nearby.
The auction in brief
Nagar Parishad Chittorgarh is auctioning 20 residential plots across four council localities, with reserve prices from ₹8.00 lakh to ₹32.64 lakh. Registration and EMD payment open on 17 November 2026 and close on 20 November 2026 at 5:00 PM. Online bidding runs from 23 to 27 November 2026 on the Rajasthan LSG e-auction portal.
The real story is the council’s price ladder. Chittorgarh sets its rates per square foot, and this round has three bands: ₹1,000, ₹1,500 and ₹2,000 per sq ft. Two of the four localities return from the October round at exactly the same rates, so this is not a discount sale. What it does offer is a wide choice of budget, from an 800 sq ft plot at ₹8 lakh to a 2,176 sq ft corner plot at ₹32.64 lakh.
In this guide: the quick facts, how November compares with October, plot-wise prices, the Carpet Area value check, what the notice confirms and what it leaves out, key dates, how to bid, and our verdict.
Chittorgarh plot auction 2026: quick facts
All 20 plots are residential, and each one is a separate lot in a forward e-auction: the highest bid above the reserve price wins.
How November compares with the October round
This is Chittorgarh’s second plot auction in two months. The October notice (Bhoomi/2026-27/7327-34, dated 5 October 2026) offered 17 plots from ₹8.00 lakh to ₹46.08 lakh, with bidding from 2 to 5 November. The council has not published results, so nobody outside the council can say how many of those plots sold, or at what price.
What we can compare is the council’s own rates:
The notice describes this round’s Sector 5 plots as “Sector 5 ke paas”, which means near Sector 5, not inside it. That difference in location, not a discount, is the most likely reason for the lower rate. Visit both areas before you treat the near-Sector 5 plots as a bargain.
Plot-wise sizes and reserve prices
Sixteen of the 20 plots are 1,000 sq ft or smaller, a practical size for a single family home. The four larger plots, from 1,593 to 2,176 sq ft, suit buyers who want a bigger house or a garden.
Each plot is a separate auction with its own EMD. You can bid for more than one plot, but you pay a separate EMD for each.
For a family home, the seven Maheshpuram plots offer the best balance of size and price: 1,000 sq ft at ₹15 lakh. For the lowest entry ticket, the single Shyama Prasad Mukherji plot at ₹8 lakh is the cheapest lot in the round and is likely to draw the most bidders.
The Carpet Area value check
At reserve, Chittorgarh’s council plots cost ₹1,000 to ₹2,000 per sq ft. Whether that is good value depends on three things:
- Location sets the price. The council itself charges twice as much in Gandhinagar Sector 2 as in Shyama Prasad Mukherji, and asked up to ₹2,500 per sq ft for Sector 5 Extension corner plots in October. Judge each plot against resale listings in its own colony, not against a city-wide average.
- Reserve is only the floor. Small, well-located plots in council auctions can close well above reserve when several bidders want the same lot. Decide your ceiling before bidding opens.
- Extra costs sit on top. Stamp duty, registration, any lease money and any corner or location charge are payable over and above your winning bid.
Here is what a winning bid could cost for the three most affordable lot types:
These figures are the bid amount only; stamp duty, registration and council charges are extra. The one corner plot, 195-A, shows no corner charge in the published notice. Other Rajasthan councils do charge one (Nagar Palika Todaraisingh adds 10% in its auction this month), so get the council’s answer in writing before you bid on it.
What the notice confirms, and what it leaves out?
The November notice, as listed on the portal, is thin on terms. Here is where each one stands:
Ask the council for its full terms and conditions before you pay the EMD. Secondary listings for the October round describe a short payment window: a first instalment within days of the demand letter and the balance within a few weeks, with no instalment plan. A winner who backs out or misses a deadline loses the EMD and anything already paid, and the plot goes back to auction.
If you are bidding from abroad, line up your funds in your NRE or NRO account before the auction opens, so a slow transfer does not cost you the plot.
Key dates
The date that matters most is 20 November 2026, 5:00 PM: miss it and you cannot bid, however much you are willing to pay.
Pay the EMD at least a day early. Online payments made in the last few hours can take time to reflect, and a payment that has not reflected by the deadline may not count.
Carpet Area verdict
This is not a bargain round. The council is selling at its standard rates, and two localities are back at exactly October’s prices. What it does offer is a council-sold plot in a well-connected district town, at ticket sizes from ₹8 lakh.
Bid if:
- You want a plot to build your own home in Chittorgarh, or for family who live here
- You can visit the site, or send someone you trust, before 20 November
- You are happy to hold for five years or more
Skip if:
- You are looking for a quick resale profit
- The council cannot give you the missing terms (tenure, charges, payment schedule) in writing
- Your budget only works at reserve price, with no room for competition
Our pick: Maheshpuram Block B for value at 1,000 sq ft, and the near-Sector 5 plots for buyers who want space at ₹1,500 per sq ft, but only after a site visit confirms exactly where they are.
Frequently asked questions
What is the starting price of plots in the Chittorgarh e-auction?
The lowest reserve price is ₹8.00 lakh, for an 800 sq ft (74.3 sq m) plot in the Shyama Prasad Mukherji residential scheme, Block A. The highest is ₹32.64 lakh, for corner plot 195-A near Gandhi Nagar Sector 5.
How many plots are being auctioned?
Twenty residential plots in four localities: three near Gandhi Nagar Sector 5, nine in Gandhinagar Sector 2 Block C, seven in Maheshpuram Block B and one in Shyama Prasad Mukherji Block A.
What is the last date to register?
Registration and EMD payment close on 20 November 2026 at 5:00 PM. Bidding runs from 10:00 AM on 23 November to 5:00 PM on 27 November.
How much EMD do I need to pay?
The EMD is set plot by plot, from ₹5,000 for the ₹8 lakh plot to ₹22,000 for the corner plot. If you bid for several plots, you pay a separate EMD for each.
Is this auction cheaper than the October round?
No. Maheshpuram and Shyama Prasad Mukherji plots are offered at the same rates as in October. The near-Sector 5 plots are cheaper than October’s Sector 5 Block F plot, but they are on a different site.
Can NRIs bid for these plots?
Under India’s foreign exchange rules, NRIs and OCI cardholders can buy residential property in India, though not agricultural land. Secondary listings for the October round say NRIs could register. Confirm eligibility with the council or the portal helpdesk before paying, and pay from an NRE or NRO account.
Are the plots freehold or leasehold?
The published notice does not say. Ask the council for its terms in writing before you bid.
Is there an extra charge for the corner plot?
The notice marks plot 195-A as a corner plot but shows no corner charge. Many Rajasthan councils add one, so confirm before bidding.
Where do I register and bid?
Only on the Rajasthan LSG e-auction portal, lsgeauction.rajasthan.gov.in, using a Rajasthan SSO ID. There is no offline route and no agent quota.
Sources
- Rajasthan LSG e-auction portal: plot-wise listings, notices and layout plans for Nagar Parishad Chittorgarh
- Nagar Parishad Chittorgarh e-auction notice no. bhoomi/2026-27/7958-66, dated 23 October 2026 [add the PDF link]
- Nagar Parishad Chittorgarh notice no. Bhoomi/2026-27/7327-34, dated 5 October 2026 (the October round)
- SarkariProperty: Nagar Parishad Chittorgarh e-Auction November 2026 and the October 2026 round (secondary compilation, used to cross-check)
- Chittorgarh (Wikipedia): population, industry, rail and road links
- Chittor Fort (Wikipedia): UNESCO inscription, area and Vijaya Stambha
- UNESCO: Hill Forts of Rajasthan
- Government Medical College, Chittorgarh (Wikipedia)
- Patrika: report on Shri Sanwaliyaji Government General Hospital
- National Highway 48 (Wikipedia) and National Highway 27 (Wikipedia)
- OpenStreetMap routing (OSRM): road distances shown on the location map
Beware of fraud. Carpet Area is not connected with Nagar Parishad Chittorgarh. Register, pay and bid only on the official LSG e-auction portal. No agent, website or individual can guarantee you a plot in this auction.
Disclaimer: This article is for general information only and is not legal or financial advice. Figures are taken from the council’s listings on the LSG portal and secondary compilations as of 12 November 2026 and may change through a corrigendum. Verify every detail on the official portal before paying any amount.
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