कट्ठा से वर्ग फुट — instant conversion, state-wise values and formula.
Square Feet = Katha × 1,361Katha = Square Feet × 0.00073475| Katha | Square Feet |
|---|---|
| 1 Katha | 1,361 Square Feet |
| 2 Katha | 2,722 Square Feet |
| 3 Katha | 4,083 Square Feet |
| 5 Katha | 6,805 Square Feet |
| 10 Katha | 13,610 Square Feet |
| 20 Katha | 27,220 Square Feet |
| 50 Katha | 68,050 Square Feet |
| 100 Katha | 1,36,100 Square Feet |
Because Bigha is set by local revenue convention rather than by law, the answer changes depending on where the land is. These are the conventions most widely used in each state.
| State | Convention | 1 Katha = |
|---|---|---|
| Rajasthan | Pucca Bigha | 27,225 Square Feet |
| Rajasthan | Kacha Bigha | 17,424 Square Feet |
| Uttar Pradesh | Western UP | 27,000 Square Feet |
| Uttar Pradesh | Eastern UP | 20,000 Square Feet |
| Madhya Pradesh | Standard | 12,000 Square Feet |
| Bihar | Standard | 27,220 Square Feet |
| West Bengal | Standard | 14,400 Square Feet |
| Jharkhand | Standard | 27,220 Square Feet |
| Haryana | Pucca Bigha | 27,225 Square Feet |
| Punjab | Standard | 9,070 Square Feet |
| Himachal Pradesh | Standard | 8,712 Square Feet |
| Uttarakhand | Standard | 6,804 Square Feet |
| Gujarat | Vigha | 17,424 Square Feet |
| Assam | Standard | 14,400 Square Feet |
| Maharashtra | Uses Guntha / Acre, not Bigha | — |
Values are widely used references compiled from public sources. District-level variation exists — always confirm locally.
Katha (कट्ठा) is the common sub-unit of Bigha across Bihar, Jharkhand and West Bengal. The Bihar Katha of about 1,361 sq ft is used here — the Bengal Katha is much smaller at 720 sq ft, so always confirm which convention the deed follows.
Square feet is the most widely understood area unit in Indian property dealings, and the base unit used across this converter.
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Get it on Google PlayThe area on a jamabandi or khasra is usually written in hectares, with the local unit alongside. Our guide to reading land documents shows exactly which field holds the area, and the land glossary explains the revenue terms around it. For state-specific rules and official portal links, see the state guides.