Bejjanki Mandal Market Value 2026 — Siddipet District, Telangana
The IGRS market value for land in Bejjanki mandal, Siddipet District, ranges from Rs 700 to Rs 2,100 per sq.yard. The IGRS register for this mandal covers 14 villages and 37 localities.
Source: IGRS Telangana market value data (Registration & Stamps Department, registration.telangana.gov.in), rates effective 1 Feb 2022. Last updated on TG Verified: .
Methodology: Every rate for Bejjanki mandal is copied as-is from the IGRS unit rate (market value) register — land in Rs per sq.yard, apartments in Rs per sq.ft by floor, agricultural land in Rs per acre. We do not estimate, average or adjust values; counts and ranges on this page are computed directly from those records. Confirm the applicable rate with the Sub Registrar Office before registration.
Market Value by Village — All 14 villages in Bejjanki, Siddipet
Bejjanki
Cheelapur
Dacharam
Devakkapalle
Gagillapur
Guggilla
Gundaram(P.S.)
Kallepalle
Muthannapet
Potharam
Regulapalle
Thotapalle
Vadlur Begumpet
Veerapur
Other Mandals in Siddipet District
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IGRS Market Value in BEJJANKI Mandal, Siddipet District, Telangana
BEJJANKI mandal in Siddipet district is a growing semi-urban and agrarian belt in Telangana, where land transactions include residential plots, village layouts, and agricultural holdings. For buyers, sellers, and agents, the Telangana IGRS (Registration & Stamps) portal is a key reference point to check BEJJANKI market value before proceeding with documentation and registration.
Market value range in BEJJANKI and what it means
As per available IGRS valuation coverage for the mandal, rates typically fall in the range of Rs 700 to Rs 2,100 per sq.yard across mapped habitations. This range reflects differences in locality demand, road access, proximity to village centers, and the nature of land use. In practical terms, the IGRS rate is used as a benchmark for calculating stamp duty and registration fee; if a sale value is declared below the notified rate, authorities may consider the higher IGRS value for fee assessment. Checking the BEJJANKI market value helps estimate the minimum valuation expected during registration.
Coverage across villages and localities
IGRS valuation data in BEJJANKI mandal spans 14 villages and 85 localities. Because valuations can vary within the same village by locality or street, it’s important to match the property location precisely to the correct entry before finalizing an agreement.
Types of IGRS data available
- Schedule / locality-wise rates: Common for plotted and residential areas, mapped by locality names.
- Door number-wise data: Available for 1 village, useful for house properties where door number mapping exists.
- Agricultural land references: Used where land classification affects valuation and documentation.
- Survey number-wise rates: Available for 9 villages, critical for agricultural lands and parcels identified by survey numbers.
How to use BEJJANKI IGRS values for property registration
- Identify the property’s village and locality (or door number / survey number where applicable).
- Match the correct entry to fetch the notified BEJJANKI market value rate.
- Use the rate to estimate consideration value benchmarks and registration-related charges.
- Verify land type and documentation details (survey number, boundaries, extent) to avoid mismatches during sub-registrar scrutiny.
