
The Yamuna Expressway Industrial Development Authority (YEIDA) has officially launched its highly anticipated residential plot scheme, RPS-10 (also referred to as RPS010). This launch marks one of the most significant real estate opportunities in the National Capital Region (NCR) for 2026, offering nearly 1,000 plots in the immediate vicinity of the upcoming Noida International Airport in Jewar.
Following the recent clearance from UP-RERA, the authority has opened the application window for home seekers and investors looking to secure a footprint in the rapidly developing Yamuna Expressway corridor.
Quick Highlights: YEIDA Plot Scheme 2026 (RPS-10)
| Feature | Details |
| Scheme Code | RPS-10 / RPS010 |
| Total Plots | 973 Residential Plots |
| Locations | Sector 15C, Sector 18, and Sector 24A |
| Plot Sizes | 162 sqm, 200 sqm, and 290 sqm |
| Allotment Rate | ₹25,900 per square metre |
| Registration Amount | 10% of total plot cost |
| Application Opens | April 5, 2026 |
| Application Closes | May 5, 2026 |
| Draw Date | Scheduled for July 5, 2026 |
Pricing and Plot Size Breakdown
In a move that has surprised many market analysts, the final allotment rate has been set at ₹25,900 per square metre, significantly lower than the previously speculated market rates of ₹35,000. This competitive pricing is expected to trigger a record-breaking number of applications.
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162 Square Metre Plots (476 Units):
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Total Cost: ~₹41.95 Lakh
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Registration Money (10%): ~₹4.20 Lakh
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200 Square Metre Plots (481 Units):
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Total Cost: ~₹51.80 Lakh
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Registration Money (10%): ~₹5.18 Lakh
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290 Square Metre Plots (16 Units):
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Total Cost: ~₹75.11 Lakh
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Registration Money (10%): ~₹7.51 Lakh
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Note: Preferential Location Charges (PLC) of 5% to 15% may apply for corner plots or those facing parks/green belts.
Sector Analysis: Connectivity and Growth Potential
The RPS-10 scheme distributes inventory across three strategic sectors, each offering unique advantages for long-term appreciation.
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Sector 18: Known as an “established” zone, this sector already features existing infrastructure and previous residential allotments. It is the preferred choice for those looking for a more mature neighborhood.
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Sector 24A: Situated in close proximity to the International Film City and the primary approach roads to the Noida International Airport. This sector is expected to see the highest commercial spillover.
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Sector 15C: Positioned near planned institutional and hospitality clusters, this sector is geared toward professionals and those seeking a modern, planned urban environment.
How to Apply: The Step-by-Step Process
The application process is exclusively online through the official YEIDA portal.
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Portal Registration: Create a profile on the YEIDA website using your Aadhaar and PAN details.
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Scheme Selection: Navigate to the “RPS-10 Residential Scheme” section.
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Document Upload: You will need a digital copy of your photograph, signature, and identity proof.
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Payment: Pay the 10% Earnest Money Deposit (EMD) plus a non-refundable processing fee of ₹600 (plus GST).
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Submission: Ensure your application is submitted before the May 5, 2026 deadline.
Eligibility and Allotment Rules
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One Plot Per Family: Only one person from a family (spouse and dependent children) can apply. Multiple applications will lead to disqualification.
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Payment Plan: Successful allottees must pay the remaining 90% of the plot cost within 90 days of the allotment letter issuance to avoid interest penalties.
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Draw of Lots: Allotment will be conducted through a transparent, computerized draw of lots, currently scheduled for July 5, 2026.
The “Airport Effect” on Regional Real Estate
The launch of RPS-10 comes as the Noida International Airport at Jewar enters its final phase of testing and operational readiness. As reported in our analysis of infrastructure expansion in the NCR, residential demand in this corridor has outpaced supply for three consecutive quarters.
Furthermore, the surge in commercial leasing and GCC interest in nearby hubs ensures that these residential plots will be supported by strong employment drivers in the technology and aviation sectors.
Latest Updates: Revised Pricing and Updated Timelines
Recent reports from Zee Business and other industry experts indicate that the market response has already been overwhelming. According to the latest notification, the authority has confirmed the application start date as April 6, 2026, with the window remaining open until May 6, 2026.
A critical update for applicants is the clarification on the revised allotment rate, which is now officially listed at ₹36,260 per square metre. This adjustment brings the starting price for the smallest 162 sqm plots to approximately ₹58.74 Lakh, reflecting the surging land value following the airport’s inauguration. Additionally, the computerized draw is now tentatively rescheduled for June 18, 2026, to expedite the allotment process for successful bidders.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
1. What is the last date for YEIDA Plot Scheme 2026?
The scheme is expected to remain open for approximately 30–45 days from the launch date. If the scheme launches in late January 2026, the application deadline could fall in February or early March 2026.
2. Can one applicant apply for multiple plots?
Generally, only one application per family is permitted. Applications from the same applicant or family members may be rejected during scrutiny.
3. When will the draw be conducted?
YEIDA typically conducts the allotment draw within two to three months after the application window closes. For the RPS-10 scheme, the draw could be expected around May or June 2026, depending on the final launch timeline.
Conclusion
With the application window now open until May 5, the YEIDA RPS-10 scheme offers a rare opportunity to acquire government-allotted land at rates significantly below the prevailing secondary market prices. Given the massive scale of industrial and infrastructure development along the Yamuna Expressway, this scheme is expected to be a cornerstone for residential growth in the region through 2030.
Related Reading: Industrial Expansion Triggers Land Demand in Regional Corridors
Also read, Noida Airport Launch Highlights Concerns Over Unused Industrial Land
Alkka Roy writes about real estate trends, property insights, and investment opportunities, helping readers make informed decisions in a dynamic market.
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