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VMC / VUDA · CGDCR 2017
This calculator applies Vadodara's building rules to your plot: CGDCR 2017 — the Comprehensive General Development Control Regulations that govern the whole of Gujarat — as VMC and VUDA sanction it. Pick the zone, enter the plot width, depth and the road it faces, and you get the built-up area, FSI, floor count, footprint, ground coverage and setbacks together.
Vadodara shares its rulebook with Ahmedabad and Surat but not its numbers: Table 6.9 is its own, with its own zone roster and its own 200 m road bonus. What that table says about your zone is what decides the answer, so the zone select is the first control on this page.
The zone code does, on its own. Table 6.9 gives each zone a flat base FSI, a chargeable ceiling and a maximum, and there is no road-width axis anywhere in it — road width instead sets the height ceiling (Table 6.23) and the front margin (Table 6.24). That is a genuinely different mechanism from Maharashtra's UDCPR, where the road a plot faces moves the FSI table itself, and it is the single most common thing to get wrong by analogy.
The chargeable half is bought rather than granted: 30% of the Jantri rate since the 13-04-2023 amendment. The result panel shows the FSI achieved alongside the ceiling the same plot could reach, so what more is available — and what would unlock it — is on screen rather than implied.
Residential Zone 1 and Residential Zone 2 carry a second, higher chargeable tier for plots within 200 metres of a qualifying 36 metre road. On R2 that is the difference between a 2.5 and a 3.6 maximum, which usually decides what is worth building. Vadodara has one such tier and one only — the as-gazetted notification is explicit about it — so the control here is a straight in-or-out choice rather than the two-tier one Surat's R1 needs.
The band is your declaration. No road-centreline data is sourced for this, so the tool cannot verify it for an address; check it against VMC's own development plan before relying on the figure.
Residential Affordable Housing, Heritage TDR and the Transit Oriented Zone are all absent from Vadodara — confirmed against the primary text rather than simply unimplemented. Table 6.9 has no RAH row, CGDCR scopes Heritage TDR to Ahmedabad's Core Walled City and §8.3's Transit Oriented Zone to AUDA. The Tall Building premium of Chapter 12.4 is statewide and does apply, and this page reads its eligibility off the massing you have actually built rather than a separate typed-in height.
What this calculator returns for a 15 × 20 m plot on a 12 m road in Vadodara's Residential Zone 1, built as a one- or two-unit dwelling, on the basic tier and outside the 200 m bonus band. The figures are computed by the same Vadodara rules the tool runs on, so they are what you would see on screen for the same inputs.
| Plot | 15 × 20 m (300 m²) |
|---|---|
| Road width | 12 m |
| Built-up area | 5,813 sft |
| FSI | 1.80 |
| Floors | 3 within 9.0 m |
| Ground floor footprint | 180 m² |
| Setbacks | front 3.0 m, sides and rear 1.5 m (rear 2.0 m) |