The Udaipur Development Authority Launched Three Simultaneous Residential Plot Schemes on October 7, 2025 Offering a Total of 1,109 Plots Across South Extension Sector-A, Udyam Vihar Kaldwas, and Nandeshwar Enclave Nohra Through an Online e-Lottery at uitudaipur.org With Applications Extended to November 17, 2025 and the Draw Conducted on November 28, 2025…
The UDA Udaipur Housing Scheme 2025 covers three residential plot schemes launched simultaneously by the Udaipur Development Authority offering a combined 1,109 residential plots across three distinct localities to eligible Rajasthan residents through a transparent e-lottery system at the official portal uitudaipur.org. The scheme was formally inaugurated on October 7, 2025 by Rajasthan’s Minister of Urban Development and Housing, Jhabar Singh Kharra, at a public event in Udaipur with the State Government’s official housing mandate described at the launch as “Our Effort Housing for All.” Applications ran from October 7 to November 17, 2025 after UDA extended the original November 7 deadline by ten days to allow more eligible residents to participate and the e-lottery draw took place on November 28, 2025 at 11:00 AM.
Three Schemes, Three Locations Full Plot Breakdown
UDA structured this housing initiative across three geographically distinct schemes, each with its own separate application link and plot inventory:
| Scheme Name | Location | Total Plots |
|---|---|---|
| South Extension Sector-A | Savena Kheda, Udaipur | 550 |
| Udyam Vihar | Kaldwas, Udaipur | 311 |
| Nandeshwar Enclave | Nohra, Udaipur | 248 |
| Total | 1,109 |
Each scheme offered plots categorised by income group allowing applicants to register only in the category matching their annual family income rather than competing in a single open pool. This segmentation ensures that economically weaker applicants do not compete directly against higher-income buyers for the same plots.
Income Categories and Plot Distribution
The 1,109 plots distribute across four income categories:
Income classification is based on the 2024–25 financial year’s gross family income — the figure declared in the income certificate submitted during application.
Plot Pricing: Per Square Metre Rates by Scheme
UDA declared per-square-metre pricing for all three schemes, with rates varying by location and plot category:
| Scheme | Price Per Sq. Metre |
|---|---|
| South Extension Sector-A (Savena Kheda) | ₹1,631 to ₹17,550 |
| Udyam Vihar (Kaldwas) | ₹1,261 to ₹13,570 |
| Nandeshwar Enclave (Nohra) | ₹1,190 to ₹12,804 |
The lower end of each price band applies to EWS category plots smaller in area and priced accessibly for families with incomes below ₹3 lakh annually. The higher end covers HIG category plots with larger square footage in more developed sectors.
Full Eligibility Criteria: Every Rule Before You Check Status
The UDA set clear eligibility conditions for all three schemes:
- Must be a permanent resident of Rajasthan — domicile certificate mandatory
- Age 18 years or above on the date of application
- Must hold an active, self-owned bank account in their own name — joint or dormant accounts do not qualify
- Neither the applicant nor their spouse must have previously received a plot under any UDA or government housing scheme
- One application per mobile number — multiple applications from the same number face automatic cancellation
- Any incorrect or false information in the application results in immediate disqualification
Application Fee and Earnest Money: What You Paid
Each application required two separate payments at the time of submission:
- Application Fee: ₹2,000 — non-refundable regardless of lottery outcome
- Earnest Money (Dharohar Rashi): ₹10,000 — fully refundable for unsuccessful applicants after the draw
The combined payment of ₹12,000 was mandatory to submit a valid application. UDA confirmed that the earnest money refund process begins automatically for unsuccessful applicants following post-draw document verification.
Documents Required for Application and Verification
Applicants needed the following documents ready before opening the online portal:
- Aadhaar card — mandatory identity and address verification
- Rajasthan permanent residence certificate (Domicile)
- Income certificate — from a Rajasthan government-authorised issuing authority, reflecting 2024–25 annual gross family income
- Bank account details — account number, IFSC code, and branch details
- Passport-size photograph (recent)
- Signature image (scanned)
- Mobile number — used for OTP-based registration and all official communications
Post-Draw Status: Where the Scheme Stands in March 2026
The e-lottery draw concluded on November 28, 2025, and UDA has since entered the document verification phase. Successful applicants who won plots in the draw must complete document verification before March 9, 2026 UDA issued a final warning to 47 successful applicants who had not yet presented their documents for verification by that deadline.
Applicants who won a plot in the November 28 draw can check their allotment status by logging into uitudaipur.org, selecting their scheme category, and clicking “View Lottery Result & Schedule” the portal displays allotment information for all three schemes after document verification completion.
For any applicants who missed the document verification deadline of March 9, 2026, their allotment status is not publicly confirmed at the time of publication reports suggest UDA may issue further extensions or reallocate forfeited plots from the scheme’s waiting list.
