Indian land units converter
Bigha, gaj, acre, hectare and square feet, with a state note.
Quick answer
To convert indian land units units, type a number, choose the unit you have and the unit you want. The answer updates as you type.
1 bigha UP = 27000 sq ft
A bigha is not one fixed size: it differs by state and sometimes by district, and a gaj is a square yard. Check the local revenue record before buying or selling land.
1 bigha UP in every indian land units unit
| Square foot | 27000 sq ft |
|---|---|
| Square yard (gaj) | 3000 gaj |
| Square metre | 2508.38208 m² |
| Acre | 0.6198347107 acre |
| Hectare | 0.250838208 ha |
| Guntha (Maharashtra, Karnataka) | 24.79338843 guntha |
| Cent (South India) | 61.98347107 cent |
| Katha (West Bengal) | 37.5 katha |
| Biswa (Uttar Pradesh) | 20 biswa |
| Bigha (Uttar Pradesh) | 1 bigha UP |
| Bigha (Rajasthan, pucca) | 0.9917355372 bigha Raj |
| Bigha (Gujarat) | 1.549586777 bigha GJ |
| Bigha (West Bengal) | 1.875 bigha WB |
| Bigha (Assam) | 1.875 bigha AS |
How to use the indian land units tool
- Type the number you want to convert.
- Choose the unit you have in "From" and the one you want in "To".
- Read the answer. The ⇄ button swaps the two units, and the table shows every unit at once.
This indian land units converter uses exact conversion factors and shows the result with up to 10 significant digits.
Common questions
How big is a bigha?
It depends on the state. A bigha is about 27,000 sq ft in Uttar Pradesh, about 17,424 sq ft in Gujarat and 14,400 sq ft in West Bengal and Assam. Always check the local revenue record before buying or selling land.
What is a gaj?
A gaj is a square yard, which is 9 square feet. Plot sizes in many cities are quoted in gaj.
How many square feet are in an acre?
One acre is 43,560 square feet, and one hectare is about 107,639 square feet.
How accurate is it?
It uses the exact defined conversion factors and shows up to 10 significant digits, so rounding noise is hidden but real precision is kept.
Does it work offline?
Once the page has loaded, yes: it calculates in your browser and sends nothing anywhere.