The remaining 93% of the land can be used for agricultural or commercial purposes. The categorization of land into 6% and 7% Abadi plots is done by the local government authorities based on the land use regulations and the development plan of the area. The use of these plots is regulated by the local government authorities and compliance with the regulations is required for development activities on the land.

In India, 6% and 7% Abadi plots are categories of land use, rather than types of land. However, based on the size, location, and specific features of the land, 6% and 7% Abadi plots can be further classified into different types. Some of the common types of 6% and 7% Abadi plots include:

• Residential Plots

  These plots are used for constructing individual houses, apartments, or other residential facilities.

• Commercial Plots

  These plots are used for commercial purposes such as the construction of shops, offices, or other commercial buildings.

• Mixed-use Plots

  These plots are used for a combination of residential and commercial purposes. For example, a mixed-use plot could have shops or offices on the ground floor and apartments on the upper floors.

• Agricultural Plots

  These plots are used for agriculture, such as cultivation of crops or raising of livestock.

The type of 6% or 7% Abadi plot suitable for an investor or developer would depend on various factors, such as location, zoning regulations, accessibility, and demand for the type of property to be developed. Real estate professionals can provide advice on the most suitable type of Abadi plot based on the specific needs and preferences of the client.