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Announced6 Nov 2026
Registration closes18 Dec 2026
AllotmentDate not in the notice
Last verified10 Nov 2026
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Sagar Mangal Vihar: registration reopened for 92 houses
MP Housing Board’s seventh advertisement (6 November 2026) reopened registration for 92 houses at Mangal Vihar, Dharmshree Colony, Sagar, through 18 December 2026, 11:59 PM IST. Compare one- and two-bedroom houses, with expected costs from ₹13,46,000.
Registration is open now. Registration amount ₹1.21–4.26 L. Registration closes 18 Dec 2026, 11:59 PM IST.
Compiled from MP Housing Board’s linked official materials. BiddingPulse is independent research, not affiliated with MP Housing Board; registration, payment and allotment applications happen on the official source.
On the numbers
What “92 houses” means
What the MP Housing Board official allotment materials say
MP Housing Board’s revised Mangal Vihar advertisement offers 92 houses in four categories with registration through 18 December 2026. Prices are estimated and category-specific.
What BiddingPulse covers
All four current categories, their house counts, exact amounts and areas, published plans, cancellation rules and extra charges. The earlier 108-house and 115-house offers are identified as the same scheme. Current possession, title and RERA status are not independently certified.
Allotment summary
Source: MP Housing Board linked official scheme materials
This page covers 92 houses across 4 categories in Mangal Vihar, Dharmshree Colony, Sagar.
Registration opens 6 Nov 2026, 10:30 AM IST and closes 18 Dec 2026, 11:59 PM IST on the MP Online — MP Housing Board SCHEMES inventory (MP Online SCHEMES). The advertisement prescribes a lottery if registrations exceed available houses; no allotment date or bidding session is published.
Published Expected Cost runs from ₹13,46,000 to ₹47,30,000 per house. These are the Board’s estimates. The final house price depends on the measured plot area. Registration money is ₹1,21,000–₹4,26,000, depending on the category. Budget separately for the application-form fee (₹236 for EWS-B/LIG-A or ₹590 for MIG-A/MIG-B). Other costs include applicable GST and other taxes, deed and utility costs, lease rent and maintenance, and a corpus contribution. Also allow for corner-house (10%) and better-location (5%) charges on the land value where applicable. The payment terms below explain these charges.
Use the notice and registration portal links below to check the latest details and apply.
Registration & allotment timeline
Source: MP Housing Board linked official scheme materials
Stage
Date & time
What it means
Source
Revised advertisement
6 Nov 2026
Seventh advertisement for Scheme 540: 92 houses; the sixth advertisement offered 108 houses, with a 31 October registration deadline
Official advertisement scan
Registration opens
6 Nov 2026, 10:30 AM IST
Online registration for the four current house categories
Current SCHEMES listing
Registration closes
18 Dec 2026, 11:59 PM IST
The listing supplies the exact closing time; the advertisement confirms 18 December
Current SCHEMES listing and revised advertisement
Allotment after registration
Not in the notice
A lottery selects applicants when registrations exceed available houses; no auction session or allotment date is announced
Advertisement, condition 3
Before registering for a Sagar house
This is a self-financing scheme: buyers’ payments fund construction. The Board’s standard rules provide for instalments during construction, but this advertisement gives no instalment dates. Prices are estimates; registration alone does not allot a particular house.
The advertisement requires an applicant aged at least 18; a minor can register jointly with a parent or guardian. It prints no income limit, residency rule or profession restriction for the four categories. The application form asks for your annual income, whether you are a native of Madhya Pradesh, and a reservation category such as general, Scheduled Caste, Scheduled Tribe, Other Backward Class, soldier or ex-soldier, or Board employee. Neither document says how many houses each reservation category has, or whether income or residency decides who qualifies. Ask the Estate Officer, MP Housing Board, Sagar, which category you qualify for before paying.
Apply and pay the registration money online. Applicants must be at least 18; a minor may register jointly with a parent or guardian under the advertisement’s provision. If applications exceed available houses, selection is by lottery. House numbers are allotted later by lottery under the standard rules. Condition 7 lets the Board accept or reject registrations in adverse circumstances and says applicant claims, disputes or court cases will not be entertained.
Advertisement: payment and extra charges
What are the payment terms and extra charges?
Each house comes with a plot of land. The final house price depends on the measured area of that land. Where applicable, the corner-house charge is 10% of the land value and the better-location charge is 5% of the land value. These percentages are not applied to the full house price. You must pay in full before signing the sale or lease deed and taking possession. The advertisement gives no instalment dates. Applicable GST and other taxes, deed costs, water and electricity connections and maintenance are extra. It also lists lease rent (payment for the right to use leased land) and a corpus contribution (money paid into a fund), without giving their amounts.
Advertisement and refund policy, page 17
What if the Board cancels the scheme?
The advertisement says the Board will refund the money you deposited under its rules. The refund policy linked from the application form also provides 6% simple interest on registration money and initial payments if the Board cancels or changes a scheme for unavoidable reasons. The advertisement does not confirm that the 6% interest rule applies to this offer. Check the interest terms with the Board.
Under the current advertisement, you lose the full registration amount if you cancel after the Board accepts your registration. The linked refund policy says the same applies if you cancel after selection in the lottery.
Board refund policy, page 17
What if I am not selected in the lottery?
The refund policy linked from the application form says your registration money is returned to your bank account within 15 days of the lottery, without interest. The advertisement does not confirm that these lottery refund terms apply to this offer. Check them with the Board before paying.
We could not confirm whether the houses are built or when possession will be given. The brochure prints RERA reference P-OTH-25-5981, but its plans and specifications are tentative. The current advertisement offers 92 houses; the brochure’s larger totals describe the whole project.
August, September and November advertisements; current application forms
What changed in this reopening?
Registration closed on 31 October and reopened on 6 November; it now closes on 18 December at 11:59 PM IST. The September advertisement listed 108 houses: 23 EWS-B, 21 LIG-A, 14 MIG-A and 50 MIG-B. The current one lists 92: 18 EWS-B, 17 LIG-A, 8 MIG-A and 49 MIG-B. The Board does not say why 16 fewer are offered. Category prices, registration amounts and the fourteen conditions are unchanged. An earlier advertisement, with a 31 August deadline, listed 115 houses and 16 vacant plots. All three concern Mangal Vihar Scheme 540.
Compare 4 house categories
Compare the four house categories. Each amount is per house; the house count is the current category stock.
All 92 advertised houses are represented by these four application categories.
Advertisement, brochure and category forms
Which houses can I register for?
EWS-B means Economically Weaker Section type B; LIG-A means Low Income Group type A; MIG-A and MIG-B mean Middle Income Group types A and B. Compare their one- and two-bedroom plans below.
Check each house’s current record, expected cost, registration amount, and published area details in the linked official scheme materials. Registration and allotment applications use the official MP Online SCHEMES portal.
6 November 2026, 10:30 AM to 18 December 2026, 11:59 PM IST
Practical questions
How much registration amount is required?
₹1,21,000–₹4,26,000 per house according to category. If the Board cancels the scheme, the advertisement promises a refund under Board rules. If you cancel after your registration is accepted, you lose the full registration amount. The linked refund policy also describes a refund within 15 days of the lottery without interest for unsuccessful applicants, and 6% simple interest on registration money and initial payments if the Board cancels or changes a scheme for unavoidable reasons. Confirm that these additional policy terms apply to this Sagar offer. Check the exact amount for your property in the linked official allotment materials before paying.
What does Expected Cost mean here?
The published Expected Cost runs from ₹13.46 L to ₹47.30 L. These are the Board’s estimates. The final house price depends on the measured plot area.
When does registration close, and how does allotment work?
Registration closes 18 Dec 2026, 11:59 PM IST. The advertisement prescribes a lottery if registrations exceed available houses; no allotment date or bidding session is published.
Where do I apply for allotment?
Use the MP Online — MP Housing Board SCHEMES inventory at https://mphidb.mponline.gov.in/Portal/services/HousingBoard/MPHIDBHome.aspx?call=true&flag=SCHEMES.
Publication record
Every change dated · never silently rewritten
10 Nov 2026 (source check)
Allotment — date not in the notice
A lottery selects applicants when registrations exceed available houses; no auction session or allotment date is announced.
10 Nov 2026
Registration reopened to 18 December; 92 houses
The Board’s seventh advertisement (Patrika Sagar, 6 November) and the MP Online listing reopen registration from 6 November, 10:30 AM IST to 18 December, 11:59 PM IST. The four application forms now show 92 houses: 18 EWS-B, 17 LIG-A, 8 MIG-A and 49 MIG-B, down from 108 in the September advertisement. Category prices, registration amounts and form fees are unchanged.
October reopening and all four categories verified
Compared the fifth advertisement (Patrika Sagar, 6 August) with the sixth advertisement (24 September), all four current application forms and their linked standard terms. Registration changes from 31 August to 31 October, house stock from 115 to 108; the fifth advertisement’s 16 plot rows are absent, with unchanged category prices and registration money.