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1 Bigha = 1,600 Gaj
1 Bigha = 1,600 Gaj
Using the standard/average value — select a state for local values
For informational purposes only. Confirm the local standard before any transaction.
To convert Bigha to Gaj, multiply the area by 1,600. One Bigha (bigha) equals 1,600 Gaj (gaj), and conversely one Gaj equals 0.000625 Bigha. The Bigha is a traditional unit of land area used across northern and eastern India, while the Gaj is the Hindi word for a square yard, widely used for plot sizes in North India. Use the calculator below to convert any value between the two units, or read the conversion table and worked examples that follow.
Formula
Gaj = Bigha × 1,600
For example, to convert 10 Bigha to Gaj, multiply 10 by 1,600 to get 16,000 Gaj.
This is the most commonly used standard value. The actual size of this unit varies from state to state in India — always confirm the local standard before a transaction. The figures on this page use the standard/average definition — pick your state in the calculator above to convert using local values.
| Bigha (bigha) | Gaj (gaj) |
|---|---|
| 1 bigha | 1,600 gaj |
| 2 bigha | 3,200 gaj |
| 3 bigha | 4,800 gaj |
| 4 bigha | 6,400 gaj |
| 5 bigha | 8,000 gaj |
| 6 bigha | 9,600 gaj |
| 7 bigha | 11,200 gaj |
| 8 bigha | 12,800 gaj |
| 9 bigha | 14,400 gaj |
| 10 bigha | 16,000 gaj |
| 20 bigha | 32,000 gaj |
| 25 bigha | 40,000 gaj |
| 50 bigha | 80,000 gaj |
| 100 bigha | 1,60,000 gaj |
| 500 bigha | 8,00,000 gaj |
| 1,000 bigha | 16,00,000 gaj |
There are 1,600 Gaj (gaj) in 1 Bigha (bigha).
Multiply the number of Bigha by 1,600. The formula is: Gaj = Bigha × 1,600.
1 Gaj equals 0.000625 Bigha.
100 Bigha equals 1,60,000 Gaj.
This is the most commonly used standard value. The actual size of this unit varies from state to state in India — always confirm the local standard before a transaction.
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