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Khatian share

When a khatian has several plots, each has its own area and share. Add them all together to see how much land is yours in total.

When a khatian has several plots, each plot has its own area and share. Enter each plot on a separate row — the total appears below.

List of plots

Enter the share as a fraction (1/8), a percentage (12.5%) or in ana (2 ana).

Plot (dag) number Total land in plot Your share

Total land received

Exact calculation
Your land across all plots 0 decimal
Plot (dag)LandShare (hissa)Received

decimal0
Katha0
Bigha0
Acre0
Square feet0
Number of plots0
Your input: —
What this result means: Land received is found by multiplying each plot's total land by the share you entered for it; then all plots are added together.

FAQ

A plot (dag) is a specific parcel marked on the mouza map, while a khatian is the record sheet in the owner's name, listing the one or more plots they hold and their share in each.

No, not necessarily. An owner may own one plot outright and own a 1/8 share of another by inheritance. So each plot's share must be entered separately.

Just type it in — e.g. 2 ana. The calculator treats 16 ana as the whole. For a detailed breakdown, use the ana–ganda–kora calculator.

On the Ministry of Land's e-Porcha service, choose the division, district, upazila and mouza, enter the khatian number to view the khatian online and apply for a certified copy.

No, it is only for your own understanding. For mutation (namjari) or a partition deed, the actual share recorded in the khatian and the decision of the Assistant Commissioner (Land) office are final.

Related tools and guides

Plot-wise total landDirect total across several plots Khatian, porcha and deed — the differencesUnderstand what each document proves Land division calculationSteps from share to actual land Ana–Ganda–Kora CalculatorOld-style share calculation Land division among co-ownersWho gets how much