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Free RERA compensation calculator — enter your payment schedule, get a tribunal-ready interest computation in seconds. Supporting all Indian states and union territories.
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Indian homebuyers are legally entitled to SBI MCLR + 2% interest on every rupee paid when possession is delayed. This calculator makes that arithmetic transparent.
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Select your state RERA authority, enter the promised possession date, and add your payment schedule — lump sum or per-instalment.
Review the breakdown
See interest computed per instalment with the correct rate for your state.
Download the report
Export a PDF computation sheet you can attach to a RERA complaint, legal notice, or tribunal filing — no spreadsheet required.
All Indian states & union territories.
Each preset uses the correct MCLR spread published by that state's RERA authority.
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Find your hearing date across 20+ state RERA authorities.
Each state's RERA tribunal publishes a cause list — the official hearing schedule. We link you straight to the right portal, bench, and date.
Bihar RERA Cause List & Hearing Schedule (Patna)
Check today's Bihar RERA hearing schedule in Patna — which bench hears your complaint, how often the list updates, and how to find your case.
View Bihar Cause ListRERA Cause List — State-wise Hearing Schedules
Browse cause lists for Maharashtra, UP, Haryana, Delhi, Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, West Bengal, and every other state RERA authority from one directory.
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Notice of Delay Letter
Generate a RERA Section 18 legal notice to your builder for delay in possession. Download in Word & PDF.
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Understand your rights before you claim.
In-depth guides on RERA compensation, legal strategy, and the case law that protects delayed homebuyers.
RERA Compensation for Delay in Possession: Everything You Need to Know
Your complete guide to claiming RERA compensation — the law, interest rate, how to file a complaint, and how much you're owed under Section 18.
Read the guideHow RERA Delay Interest Is Actually Calculated: A Step-by-Step Example
A worked example showing exactly how Section 18 delay interest is calculated on a real possession delay — the formula, the rate, and common mistakes buyers make when claiming it.
Read the guideRERA Bihar Possession Delay: How to File a Complaint and Claim Compensation
Step-by-step guide to filing a RERA complaint in Bihar for delayed possession — BiharRERA process, forms, fees, and how to calculate the interest you're owed.
Read the guideUnderstand RERA before you claim.
Comprehensive guides on the RERA Act, how to verify registration, and what "RERA approved" really means.
RERA Act 2016 — Complete Guide
Everything about the Real Estate Regulation Act — key provisions, homebuyer rights, builder penalties, and how to file a RERA complaint.
Read the guideCheck RERA Registration
Verify any RERA number online. State-wise directory of all 20+ RERA portals with direct links to project search pages.
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What "RERA approved" means, how to verify a RERA certificate, and why you should only buy RERA-registered properties.
Learn moreWhat is RERA compensation for delayed possession?
Under Section 18 of the Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, 2016, if a builder fails to hand over possession by the date specified in the Agreement for Sale, the homebuyer is entitled to monthly interest compensation at the prescribed rate — typically SBI's 1-year Marginal Cost of Lending Rate plus 2 percentage points — on the entire amount paid.
The interest is simple interest in most states (MahaRERA, HRERA, UP RERA, K-RERA). The rate is locked to the state authority where the project is registered. Buyers can also choose a full refund with interest instead of waiting for possession.
The Supreme Court, in Newtech Promoters vs State of UP (2021), affirmed that an allottee who wishes to withdraw from a delayed project has an unqualified statutory right under Section 18 to a refund with prescribed interest.
For a comprehensive explanation of your rights — including how much RERA compensation you can claim, how to file a complaint, state-wise rules, and key Supreme Court judgments — read our complete guide to RERA compensation for delay in possession.