IDA Indore (Indore Development Authority): plots, flats and numbered schemes

Two routes, and IDA's advertisement says which one applies. Plots mostly go by online e-tender, and flats by a lucky draw, which IDA's own advertisement calls an online lottery, with the application window, the form-verification day and the draw dates all printed in the advertisement. Applications are made through IDA's own site, which requires a user account and e-KYC, and auctions run on the state platform mptenders.gov.in. IDA publishes no first come first served route.

Not at the moment. Every IDA Indore scheme on record here has closed. Past schemes are kept with their figures so the next round can be compared against them.

On the schemes here IDA Indore states the deposit as: 5% of the minimum price, per plot, paid online on the MP e-procurement portal; ₹80,000 with the application, online, adjusted against the price later; 5% of each plot's minimum price, paid online. The tender form is free; 5% of the minimum price, per plot; Registration amount ₹2,25,000; ₹3.50 lakh (2 BHK) or ₹4.50 lakh (3 BHK) per flat; Registration amount ₹1.00 to 3.50 lakh, by flat type.

The IDA Indore result - the draw or lottery result, or the auction result - is published on IDA Indore's own site at www.idaindore.org/frmSchemeWiseAlloteesList.aspx. No result has been published for the schemes on record. This site records a result on the scheme page the day IDA Indore publishes it, with the link.

Indore Development Authority. It is Madhya Pradesh's development authority for Indore and sells plots and flats by e-auction and by draw of lot, through its own site idaindore.org and the state's e-procurement portal mptenders.gov.in.

IDA names each of its layouts by a number rather than by a name - Scheme 78, Scheme 103, Scheme 134, Scheme 151, Scheme 166 - and that number is how the authority, its own documents and most buyers refer to it. Where a scheme also has a name, such as Aranya for Scheme 78 or Palash for Scheme 103, both are on the page.

On IDA's own scheme page at idaindore.org/frmSchemes.aspx, and for an e-auction through mptenders.gov.in, which is the platform IDA uses. This site is not IDA and has no login of its own; every scheme page here links to the authority's page and to the document the figures came from.

The ones IDA has published documents for. IDA's own list carries eight schemes and this site holds rows for the ones whose plot or flat schedule the authority has actually released. Where IDA lists a scheme and has published nothing to go with it, the page says so rather than guessing at a count.

Yes, on IDA's own site. Paying a lease, an instalment or rent, applying online and applying in a lottery all go through a user account at idaindore.org, and IDA asks account holders to complete its e-KYC before using the online services. This site has no login of its own and nothing here is applied for through us.

Not at the moment; every IDA Indore scheme on record here has closed. A Indore Development Authority new scheme is listed here the day IDA Indore publishes it, with its document.

No. Registration, payment and bidding all happen on IDA Indore's own portal at www.idaindore.org/frmSchemes.aspx. This page exists so a scheme is found before its deadline, and every figure links back to the document it came from.

A scheme number is not a scheme page. Scheme 136 had three live advertisements on 2 October 2026 - four school plots, and separately 657 flats by lucky draw - and the same number will come back with a different offer. IDA's advertisements are the figures. Its Sale of Property list gives the advertisement number, the two dates and the scheme number, and nothing about price, area or count, so every figure on a scheme page here is transcribed from the advertisement PDF behind it. IDA's telephone directory is published as a PDF typeset in a legacy non-Unicode Hindi font, so no officer name or post from it is carried here. Only the address, the one number and the email on IDA's own Contact Us page are. IDA's own About page names the master plan in force as the one proposed for 2011 while its menu links a Master Plan 2021. Both are IDA's and neither is corrected here.