Ticket Price

Metro ticket prices are structured to make daily travel affordable while maintaining efficient operations. Fares are generally calculated based on the distance traveled between two stations. This distance-based pricing ensures that passengers pay proportionally for the journey they undertake. Metro systems aim to balance accessibility, sustainability, and operational costs, keeping public transport economical for daily commuters, students, and professionals alike.Across major Indian cities, metro fares are reviewed periodically by regulatory committees to maintain transparency and fairness. Discounts may apply during non-peak hours or on specific days depending on the metro network.

DMRC Fare

The Delhi Metro Rail Corporation follows a slab-based fare system. Ticket prices are determined according to the total distance traveled between the boarding and destination stations. The fare structure is divided into multiple distance brackets, each with a fixed price.DMRC fares are recommended by the Fare Fixation Committee, an independent body established under the Metro Railways Act. This committee evaluates operational costs, infrastructure expenses, inflation, and public affordability before approving fare revisions. Currently, the minimum fare starts at ₹10–₹11 depending on the day and travel method, and increases progressively with distance.Passengers using smart cards may receive small discounts compared to token fares. The maximum fare for long-distance journeys is capped to maintain affordability for daily commuters.

Distance (Km)	Monday - Saturday	on Sundays	Time Limit
0 - 2	₹11	₹11	65 Minutes
2 - 5	₹21	₹11	65 Minutes
5 - 12	₹32	₹21	65 Minutes
12 - 21	₹43	₹32	100 Minutes
21 - 32	₹54	₹43	180 Minutes
More Than 32	₹64	₹54	180 Minutes

DMRC Fare Table

Noida Metro Fare

The Noida Metro Rail Corporation also follows a station-based slab system. Fares are calculated depending on how many stations a passenger travels on the Aqua Line.The minimum fare begins at a lower slab for short journeys and increases stepwise as the number of stations grow. The fare structure is designed to support local commuters traveling within Noida and Greater Noida while ensuring cost-effective urban mobility.Like other metro systems, Noida Metro periodically reviews its pricing structure based on operational requirements and regulatory approvals. Smart card users may benefit from minor discounts compared to single-journey tokens.

Number of Stations	Monday - Saturday	on Sundays
1	₹10	₹10
2	₹15	₹10
3 - 6	₹20	₹15
7 - 9	₹30	₹20
10 - 16	₹40	₹30
17 and Above	₹50	₹40

Noida Metro Fare Table

Rapid Metro (Gurugram) Fare

The Rapid Metro Gurgaon, operating in Gurugram, also implements a station-based fare model. The pricing structure consists of fixed slabs that increase as the number of stations increases across its corridor.Rapid Metro was originally developed as a privately operated metro network and later integrated into the larger Delhi Metro system. Its fares are structured to remain competitive with other public transport options in the region while supporting operational sustainability.Passengers traveling via smart cards linked with Delhi Metro may experience seamless fare integration across connected routes.

Phase 1 Stations	Phase 2 Stations
Phase 3 Station	Phase 1 Station
Moulsari Avenue Station	Sector 42-43 Station
Cyber City Station	Sector 53-54 Station
Belvedere Tower Station	Sector 54 Chowk Station
Phase 2 Station	Sector 55-56 Station
Sikanderpur Station

List Of Rapid Metro Stations

Route Type	Fare
From Sikandarpur to Any Station	₹20
Within Phase 1 Stations	₹20
Within Phase 2 Stations	₹20
Phase 1 to Phase 2 (or vice versa)	₹35
Same Station (Entry & Exit)	₹20

Rapid Metro Gurgaon Fare Table