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Reading a conversion order

“It's converted” is the most common half-truth in the business. This is what you ask for instead, and what to read in it.

Specimen v1.0 Fictional data throughout Not a government form
This is a teaching specimen, not a government form and not a real record. Every name, khasra number, area, figure and village on this page is invented for teaching. It is not a reproduction of any official form, it is not issued by or connected with any government department, and it must never be presented, copied or relied on as a real document. Layouts of real records vary between districts, between older handwritten registers and newer portal extracts, and between States. Use this to learn what the fields mean; then read an actual record. AgriZameen is an independent private platform and is not a government body.

A conversion order is not a permanent, unconditional change of status. It is granted for a stated category, over a stated area, on stated conditions, with a time limit. Every one of those can fail. Invented data.

Tap any field to read what it means. Fields marked ! are the ones that decide transactions.

Tap a field above to see what it means.

What to do with a real one

  1. Ask for the order itself. Never accept a summary.
  2. Read the area covered. Conversion frequently covers only part of a khasra.
  3. Read the category. It is granted for a stated purpose, not in general.
  4. Read the commencement time limit and compare it against today's date.
  5. Re-check the current master plan position, which may have moved since the order.

The lesson behind this specimen

L3-02 — Conversion under section 90-A teaches this document in full. The specimen is a place to practise; the lesson is the substance.

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Curriculum verified July 2026 · Rajasthan