Land records in Assam
Dharitree shows uncertified jamabandi after choosing a district and village; certified copies are an RTPS service and missing records go to the circle office. DILRMP-MIS shows 90.13% of villages computerised (21,186 of 23,507), and Assam Bhunaksha publishes dag maps with ULPIN. Sixth Schedule districts keep customary or ADC tenure beside the state record.
The records
What each record shows.
- Jamabandi
- The record of rights shown uncertified on Dharitree; certified copies come via RTPS.
- Dag record
- The plot panel on Assam Bhunaksha with dag, ULPIN, patta and land class.
How places are organised
From the state down to the village.
- District
- Circle
- Village
- Dag
A plot is identified by its dag, patta, ULPIN.
Local terms
- Dag
- Plot number.
- Patta
- Holding number; patta type is shown on maps.
- Land class
- Classification shown on the dag panel.
- RTPS
- Public service route for certified jamabandi.
- Circle office
- Office for missing records.
Where the data comes from
Record of rights (land records)
Cadastral maps
Property registration
Circle rates and guideline values
Municipal property tax
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Questions
What is the land record called in Assam?
Assam's main land records are Jamabandi, Dag record.
Where can I see Assam land records?
On this register: open Assam, then the district, circle and village, then the plot. Each plot page shows what the state's records say about it, with the source and the date it was read.
Is an online land record valid as proof of ownership?
No. A revenue record is evidence of possession and revenue liability, not of title, and an online view is not a certified copy. Certified or digitally signed copies are issued separately by the state.