Rajasthan Land Calculator

Rajasthan Land Calculator & Unit Converter

Convert Bigha, Biswa, Acre, Hectare, Square Feet, Square Meter and other land measurements with an easy-to-use Rajasthan land calculator.

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Only needed for Bigha / Biswa / Biswansi conversions — traditional units vary by district and tehsil.

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Tap a common conversion to load it into the Land Unit Converter above. Conversions involving Bigha or Biswa will ask you to confirm a district first.

Understand the units

Rajasthan Land Units Explained

Rajasthan land deals mix traditional units with standard metric ones. Here’s what each one means in plain language.

Bigha (बीघा)

Bigha is the traditional unit most commonly used for agricultural and rural land in Rajasthan. Unlike a metre or an acre, a Bigha does not have one fixed size — it was historically set by local revenue records, so it differs between regions of the state. Two Bighas of the same number can represent noticeably different areas depending on which district or tehsil the land is in.

Biswa (बिस्वा)

A Biswa is a fraction of a Bigha — by convention, one Bigha is divided into 20 Biswa. Because it is derived from the Bigha, a Biswa carries the same regional variation: its exact area depends on which local Bigha convention applies where the land is located.

Biswansi (बिस्वांसी)

Biswansi is a smaller subdivision, used mainly in land records for fine measurement. One Biswa is conventionally divided into 20 Biswansi. As with Biswa, its real-world size depends on the local Bigha it is derived from.

Acre

Acre is a standard unit used across India and internationally for larger plots of land, especially agricultural and industrial land. One acre equals exactly 43,560 square feet, so it does not vary by region.

Hectare

Hectare is the metric unit used in most official Indian land records, including many Rajasthan revenue documents. One hectare equals exactly 10,000 square metres and is a fixed, internationally defined measurement.

Gaj / Square Yard

Gaj is the common Hindi/Urdu term for a square yard, widely used for plots, residential colonies and urban property in Rajasthan. One square yard equals exactly 9 square feet — this is a fixed conversion, not a regional one.

Square Feet

Square feet is the most commonly used unit for residential plots, built-up property, and everyday construction discussions across Rajasthan. It is a fixed, standard unit of area.

Are & Square Metre

Square metre is the base metric unit of area, and one Are equals 100 square metres. These appear on official land records and revenue documents alongside, or instead of, traditional units.

Regional variation

Rajasthan Land Measurement by District

Traditional units like Bigha, Biswa and Biswansi are not standardised across Rajasthan. Two broad conventions are commonly referenced across the state: a larger “Pucca Bigha” (about 27,225 sq ft, a 165 × 165 ft square) generally associated with Jaipur and eastern/central Rajasthan, and a smaller “Kachha Bigha” (about 17,424 sq ft, a 132 × 132 ft square) generally associated with the Marwar belt of western Rajasthan. These are commonly reported regional patterns, not confirmed tehsil-by-tehsil figures — actual local practice can differ even within one district.

Getting started

How to Use the Rajasthan Land Calculator

  1. Select your Rajasthan district if you are converting Bigha, Biswa or Biswansi — these traditional units depend on the local convention.
  2. Enter the land value you want to convert.
  3. Choose the unit you are converting from.
  4. Choose the unit you want to convert to.
  5. Click Calculate Conversion.
  6. Review the full conversion table, then copy or print the result if you need to share it.
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Popular Rajasthan Land Conversions

Jump straight to a common conversion. Since Bigha size depends on district, these will open the converter above and ask you to confirm the district or Bigha type.

A note on accuracy

Standard units — Square Feet, Square Metre, Square Yard, Are, Acre and Hectare — use fixed, exact mathematical conversion constants and do not vary by location.

Traditional Rajasthan units — Bigha, Biswa and Biswansi — are not uniform across the state. This calculator uses two commonly referenced regional conventions (Pucca and Kachha Bigha) and lets you confirm or override which one applies to your district. Where we are not confident a value is correct for your specific tehsil, we say so rather than guess. For any legal, registration, sale, purchase or boundary matter, verify the applicable measurement with your local revenue office or official land records before relying on it.

Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a Bigha in Rajasthan?
A Bigha is the traditional unit most commonly used to measure agricultural and rural land in Rajasthan. It doesn’t correspond to one fixed area — its size was historically set by local revenue practice, so the same word “Bigha” can mean a different area depending on where the land is.
Is Bigha the same size in every Rajasthan district?
No. Two broad conventions are commonly referenced across the state — a larger Pucca Bigha (around 27,225 sq ft) and a smaller Kachha Bigha (around 17,424 sq ft), more common in parts of western Rajasthan. Even within a district, local tehsil records can differ, so it’s worth confirming with your patwari or revenue office before you rely on a number.
How do I convert Bigha to Acre in Rajasthan?
Select your district (or the Bigha type directly) in the converter above, enter the number of Bigha, set “Convert From” to Bigha and “Convert To” to Acre, then click Calculate Conversion. The result will reflect the Bigha type you selected.
How do I convert Bigha to Biswa?
By common convention, one Bigha equals 20 Biswa, regardless of which regional Bigha size applies. You can use the converter above by choosing Bigha as the “from” unit and Biswa as the “to” unit.
How can I calculate land area from length and width?
Use the “Land Area Calculator” tab above. Enter the length and width of your plot, choose the unit (feet, metre or yard), and click Calculate Land Area. You’ll get the total area in standard units, plus Bigha and Biswa if you’ve selected a district.
Can I convert Square Feet to Bigha?
Yes. Select a district or Bigha type, set “Convert From” to Square Feet and “Convert To” to Bigha, enter the value, and calculate. Because Bigha size depends on the region, this conversion will change depending on the district or type you choose.
What is the difference between Bigha and Biswa?
Biswa is a smaller subdivision of Bigha — by convention, 20 Biswa make one Bigha. Bigha is generally used to describe larger agricultural plots, while Biswa is used for smaller pieces of land or when land is divided among family members.
Can I use this calculator for official land registration?
No. This tool is meant to help you estimate and understand land measurements. For registration, sale, purchase, boundary disputes or any official record, always confirm the exact figures with your local revenue department or official Rajasthan land records — not with this or any other online calculator.
Verify official records

Official Rajasthan Land Resources

For the applicable measurement, ownership records, or khatauni/jamabandi details, use official Rajasthan Government resources rather than this or any third-party tool.

Please re-verify these links periodically — government URLs occasionally change.

Disclaimer

Important: This calculator is provided for informational and estimation purposes. Traditional land measurements may vary according to district, local practice, or applicable revenue records. Results should not be treated as official legal, registration, ownership, boundary, sale, purchase, or land-record measurements. For official purposes, verify the applicable measurement with the relevant Rajasthan revenue authority or official land records.

This tool is independently published on rterajasthan.com and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to the Government of Rajasthan.