Land records in Karnataka
Karnataka's revenue portal offers free RTC and mutation register views, RTC search by survey number, owner or registration number, and paid i-RTC; SSLR serves cadastral maps as PDF and KMZ. DILRMP-MIS shows 99.77% of villages computerised. Registration is on login-gated Kaveri 2.0, and Karnataka is NA on the NGDRS grid.
The records
What each record shows.
- RTC / Pahani
- The Record of Rights, Tenancy and Crops for a survey number.
- Mutation Register (MR)
- The register of changes to the RTC.
- Khatha extract
- An extract viewable by khatha number.
- i-RTC
- The paid, digitally signed RTC.
How places are organised
From the state down to the village.
- District
- Taluk
- Hobli
- Village
- Survey / Surnoc / Hissa
A plot is identified by its survey number, surnoc, hissa, khatha, PID.
Local terms
- RTC / Pahani
- Record of Rights, Tenancy and Crops.
- Hobli
- Unit between taluk and village.
- Surnoc
- Part of the survey key.
- Hissa
- Sub-division of a survey number.
- Khatha
- Municipal or revenue account entry.
- Tippan / Akarband
- Survey documents served by SSLR.
- e-Khata
- BBMP khata issued from the tax register (draft) or with a registered deed (final).
Where the data comes from
Record of rights (land records)
Cadastral maps
Property registration
Encumbrance certificate
RERA (real estate projects)
Circle rates and guideline values
Municipal property tax
Notices and auctions
Geography and codes
Find a village in Karnataka
Questions
What is the land record called in Karnataka?
Karnataka's main land records are RTC / Pahani, Mutation Register (MR), Khatha extract, i-RTC.
Where can I see Karnataka land records?
On this register: open Karnataka, then the district, taluk 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.