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Jantri rate in Ahmedabad: what it is and how to check it
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The Jantri is the Gujarat government's guideline rate for property. The official calculator uses it to work out the market value on which stamp duty is charged. You can check it for free on the GARVI portal, and this page shows the steps.
The Jantri at a glance
- Set by
- Gujarat Revenue DepartmentBy government resolution
- Last revision listed
- Resolution dated 13 April 2023Revenue Department Jantri page
- Draft revision
- Draft Jantri 2024Linked on the GARVI portal, not final as far as the official pages show
- Where to check
- GARVI portalOnline services, then Jantry rate
Source: the Gujarat Revenue Department and the Stamps and Registration Department.
What the Jantri is used for
The Jantri is the government's guideline rate for the value of land and property. At registration, the official calculator uses it to work out the market value of a property, and the stamp duty is charged on that value. Our page on stamp duty and registration charges in Gujarat shows the rates and the cost on a flat.
The Jantri is a valuation rate. It is not the price a builder or a seller asks, so a flat can sell above or below it.
How to check the Jantri rate online
- Open the GARVI portal. Go to garvi.gujarat.gov.in.
- Choose the Jantri. Under Online services, open Jantry rate.
- Pick your district. Open Ahmedabad, or your district, in the list to see its rates.
- Read the guideline. The Jantry Guideline link on the page explains the valuation rules.
The portal is free and needs no login. The official guideline is linked from the same page, and it explains how the rates apply to flats, shops and land.
How to get the value of one flat
The Jantri page gives rates by area. To see the market value of a particular flat, use the stamp duty calculator. It asks for the district, taluka and village, the location type and the property type, and it shows the registration fee, the market value and the stamp duty.
Is there a new Jantri?
The Revenue Department's Jantri page lists the change made by the resolution dated 13 April 2023. The GARVI portal also links the guideline for a draft Jantri 2024. As of 13 November 2026 we found no final revision on the official pages. Rates can change by government resolution, so look at the portal on the day you register.
Where to go next
Get the full cost of a project
Tell us the project or the area and budget. We send you the price, the extra charges and the registration cost together, so you see the whole figure before a site visit.
Questions people ask
What is the Jantri rate in Gujarat?
The Jantri is the guideline rate for land and property that the Gujarat Revenue Department publishes for each district, taluka and village. Stamp duty is charged on a market value that the official calculator works out from it.
Is the Jantri the same as the market price?
No. The Jantri is a government rate used for valuing property at registration. The price of a flat is agreed between the buyer and the seller or the builder.
Has the Jantri been revised in 2026?
The Revenue Department's Jantri page lists the revision made by the resolution dated 13 April 2023. The GARVI portal also links a draft revision from 2024. As of 13 November 2026 we found no final revision on the official pages. Check the GARVI portal on the day you register, because that is the rate that applies.
How do I check the Jantri rate for my area online?
Open the GARVI portal, go to Online services, then Jantry rate, and open your district in the list. For a specific flat, use the stamp duty calculator, which asks for the village, the location type and the property type and then shows the market value.
Who sets the Jantri in Gujarat?
The Gujarat Revenue Department, through a government resolution. The Stamps and Registration Department publishes the guideline that explains how it is applied.
Figures checked 13 November 2026 against the Gujarat government sources linked on this page. Rates and Jantri values can change, so confirm them in the official calculator on the day you register. Sources: Revenue Department, Jantri; Stamps and Registration Department, Jantri guideline; GARVI, Jantry rate.
This page is general information. It is not legal, tax or investment advice. We read the documents with you, and your own lawyer and chartered accountant go through them too.
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