Mojini — Tippani, village maps & survey records

Mojini (mojiniv3) is Karnataka's survey and mapping system — Tippani sketches, village maps, Akarband, atlas and Podi / 11E sub-division sketches. SANAD helps you obtain every Mojini document with pricing shown before payment, live tracking, and digital or doorstep delivery.

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Mojini — frequently asked questions

What is Mojini?

Mojini (mojiniv3) is the Karnataka Survey Settlement and Land Records system for survey and mapping records — Tippani, village maps, Akarband, atlas, Podi / 11E sketches and Phodi corrections. SANAD helps you obtain these documents.

How do I get a Tippani or survey sketch?

Choose the survey sketch (Tippani), give the district, taluk, hobli, village and survey number, and pay the shown price. A local assistant retrieves it from the survey office and delivers a digital or physical copy.

What is the difference between Tippani, Akarband and Podi?

The Tippani is the boundary sketch of one survey number; the Akarband is the register of all survey numbers with area and classification; Podi (11E) is the sub-division sketch when a survey number is split.

Is SANAD the official Mojini portal?

No. SANAD is an independent document-assistance platform, not affiliated with the Government of Karnataka or the Survey Settlement and Land Records department.

How long does a Mojini document take?

Most survey sketches and village maps arrive in about 3–6 working days depending on the taluk and digitisation; the estimated timeline is shown before you pay.

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