What Is The Registration Cost? How Is It Calculated In Birla Evara?
When buying a home at Birla Evara, knowing the registration cost is just as important as knowing the apartment price. Registration charges are government fees you must pay to register your property in your name legally.
This blog explains what registration cost is, how it is calculated in Bangalore, and how it applies specifically to Birla Evara on Sarjapur Road.
The registration cost includes stamp duty, registration fees, and other small government charges. This amount is paid during possession and is mandatory to get the property registered in your name.
Let's break down the typical charges:
| Component | Rate |
| Stamp Duty | 5% (for flats above ₹45 lakhs) |
| Registration Fee | 1% of the property value |
| BBMP/BDA Cess & Surcharge | Approx. 0.6% |
| Total Cost | ~6.6% of the property value |
Let's say you're buying a 3 BHK flat at Birla Evara priced at ₹1.2 Cr.
Your registration cost would be:
- Stamp Duty = ₹1.2 Cr × 5% = ₹6,00,000
- Registration Fee = ₹1.2 Cr × 1% = ₹1,20,000
- Cess & Surcharge = ₹1.2 Cr × 0.6% = ₹72,000
Total Registration Cost = ₹7,92,000
- It makes you the legal owner of the apartment.
- It helps in future resale or bank loan processes.
- It protects your property rights under RERA and Indian law.
No. GST (Goods and Services Tax) is a separate charge applied by the builder on under-construction properties.
The registration cost is paid to the government, not the builder.
Here's a quick view based on flat Cost:
| Apartment Value | Approx. Registration Cost |
| ₹50 Lakhs | ₹3.3 Lakhs (6.6%) |
| ₹1 Cr | ₹6.6 Lakhs |
| ₹1.5 Cr | ₹9.9 Lakhs |
Use a registration cost calculator online or ask Birla Evara's legal team for an exact breakup.
No. The builder, not the buyer, does RERA registration. Buyers pay for property registration, while RERA registration ensures the project is legally approved.
Buying a flat at Birla Evara is a big step—and knowing the registration cost helps you plan your finances better. Expect to pay around 6.6% of your flat's value as stamp duty and registration charges.
When budgeting your home, always include these costs in addition to your base price, GST, and maintenance deposits.
