100 Square Feet in Gaj

100 square feet in gaj is 11.1111 gaj. A gaj (गज) of land is a square yard, which is 3 ft by 3 ft, or 9 sq ft. So 100 ÷ 9 = 11.1111, which most people round to 11.11 gaj.

Why the answer is not a round number

100 is not a multiple of 9. The nearest whole values are 11 gaj, which is 99 sq ft, and 12 gaj, which is 108 sq ft. So 100 sq ft sits just above 11 gaj.

What 100 sq ft looks like

A room of 10 ft by 10 ft is 100 sq ft. So is a shop counter space of 8 ft by 12.5 ft, or a strip of 5 ft by 20 ft. That is too small for a plot, but this figure is useful as a building block. Once you know 100 sq ft is 11.1111 gaj, you can scale it:

• 500 sq ft = 55.5556 gaj
• 900 sq ft = 100 gaj
• 1,000 sq ft = 111.1111 gaj
• 1,00,000 sq ft = 11,111.1111 gaj

Gaj to square feet, the other way

Multiply gaj by 9. So 11 gaj = 99 sq ft and 11.1111 gaj comes back to about 100 sq ft. If you use the rounded 11.11, you get 99.99 sq ft, which is close enough for daily use but not for a deed.

Square feet to gaj table

A small tip

Rates are often quoted per gaj in north India and per sq ft in the south. To compare a rate per gaj with a rate per sq ft, divide the per gaj rate by 9. For land you plan to buy, use the area written in the registered deed and confirm it with the local revenue or registration office.