YEIDA Notice Board, 4 August 2026: Medical Device Park Allotment, RPS10/2025 Update, Deadline Extension and Surcharge Rate Revision

What was posted, and by whom

YEIDA's official notice board (news slider and office-order/scheme-notification pages on yamunaexpresswayauthority.com) listed four fresh items dated 4 August 2026: an allotment-related notification for the Medical Device Park (MDP), an update tied to the residential plot scheme coded RPS10/2025, an extension of an application closing date, and an office order revising the surcharge rate applicable to allottees. These postings sit alongside other live scheme updates on the same board, including a separate extension — to 30 August 2026 — for the Hospital, Child Welfare & Maternity Centre institutional plot scheme.

YEIDA routinely uses this notice-board/office-order format to publish binding scheme updates, eligible/ineligible applicant lists, draw results and rate notifications; for example, the authority's property archive page already lists related items such as the HOSPITAL & CHILD WELFARE AND MATERNITY CENTRE YEA/INST 2025-2026/01 notification and the Medical Devices Park Scheme YEA/IND-MDP(2025)-05 eligible-applicant list, confirming the scheme codes referenced in the 4 August posting are part of an ongoing, numbered series of YEIDA notifications.

Medical Device Park: allotment context

The Medical Device Park (MDP) is being developed by YEIDA in Sector 28 of the Yamuna Expressway Industrial Development Authority, spread over 350 acres, positioned as a part of the Government of India's initiative to enhance the healthcare manufacturing sector, designed for non-polluting medical device manufacturing units.

As of early 2026, YEIDA had already run through multiple allotment rounds for MDP plots. So far, YEIDA has allotted 101 plots in the Medical Device Park, with more than 200 plots planned to be developed in five phases, one unit already operational. A further round was launched in January 2026: a new allotment scheme was launched on 12 January 2026 for 10.32 acres, proposing 22 new plots including 11 plots of 1,000 sqm, 9 plots of 2,100 sqm and 2 plots of 5,940 sqm, with the last date for applications fixed as 11 February 2026. Separately, YEIDA's own project page for the park states that the estimated available area for allotment to medical device manufacturing units is 195 acres (55% of total land area), with 37 plots allotted under the target segment under the Phase 1 scheme — a lower figure than the 101-plot count reported elsewhere, likely reflecting different reporting dates or allotment categories. The central government has set a March 2026 deadline for completion of the park, though YEIDA has sought a one-year extension to meet development targets.

The 4 August 2026 MDP notification falls within this ongoing allotment programme; the specific plot list, premium and application window for this particular posting should be verified directly against the scheme document on YEIDA's website, as the notice-board summary alone does not specify a new scheme code or plot count.

RPS10/2025 residential plot scheme

RPS10/2025 (also referenced in market coverage as RPS-10 or RPS10/2026) is YEIDA's first residential plot scheme of financial year 2026–27, with applications opened on 6 April 2026, offering 973 residential plots near the Noida International Airport. The computerised lottery draw was scheduled for 18 June 2026, to allocate the 973 plots across Sectors 15C, 18 and 24A.

Pricing has been reported at two closely related levels depending on source and location/PLC: the revised allotment rate for the financial year is ₹35,000 to ₹36,260 per square metre, depending on location and applicable Preferential Location Charges (PLC). One allotment letter template on the UP-RERA portal is referenced as Ref: YEIDA/RPS10-2025/Allotment/ /2026, for the Residential Plot Scheme-RPS10/2025, and a related listing cites RERA Registration No: RPS10/2025-UPRERAPRJ307764/03/2026, with a land rate of Rs 36,260 per sq.m., making the smallest plot of 162 sq.m. start at approximately Rs 58 lakh.

The 4 August 2026 notice-board item is described as an "update" to RPS10/2025 rather than a new scheme launch; given the scheme's own timeline (application close in early May 2026 and draw on 18 June 2026), this update most likely relates to post-draw processes such as allotment letters, payment schedules, or a further eligible/ineligible applicant list rather than a fresh application window — but this should be confirmed against the specific document posted on 4 August.

The deadline extension: Hospital, Child Welfare & Maternity Centre scheme

Alongside the 4 August 2026 items, YEIDA's notice board carries a separate deadline extension for the Hospital, Child Welfare & Maternity Centre institutional plot scheme, pushing the application closing date to 30 August 2026. This scheme forms part of YEIDA's broader institutional land-use category, under which YEIDA's institutional plot scheme facilitates construction of a child welfare and maternity centre on a 5,000 sq m plot in Sector 20, hospitals on plots of 10,115 sq m and 10,900 sq m in Sectors 22E and 20, and nursing homes on plots ranging from 1,000 to 2,750 sq m in Sectors 17, 18 and 22D. Reported reserve pricing for this institutional category has ranged as between Rs 2.27 crore and Rs 24.81 crore, at a rate of Rs 22,770 per square metre, though a separate hospital-plot listing cites an allotted rate closer to ₹27,330 per sq.m. for plots sized between 5,000 sq m and 10,900 sq m in Sectors 18, 20 and 22E. YEIDA's own property archive confirms an active notification series for this category under the code HOSPITAL & CHILD WELFARE AND MATERNITY CENTRE YEA/INST 2025-2026/01, consistent with an ongoing scheme that has now had its deadline moved to 30 August 2026.

Surcharge rate revision: office order

The fourth 4 August 2026 posting is an office order revising the surcharge rate applicable to allottees. YEIDA periodically revises interest and surcharge components attached to plot payment schedules; for context, industrial-plot brochures published by the authority note that interest at 10% per annum is applicable, subject to revision on 1st January and 1st July of each year as per Government Order, and that lease rent interest of 10%+3% = 13% per annum, with applicable GST, is charged on defaulted amounts for the defaulted period, compounding half-yearly. Separately, YEIDA has in the past raised base allotment rates significantly; the authority's 84th Board Meeting in March 2025 approved rate hikes where, for example, residential land rates increased by 35% (from Rs 25,900 to Rs 35,000 per sq m).

The 4 August 2026 notice-board summary does not itself disclose the new surcharge percentage or the category of allottees affected (e.g., residential, institutional, industrial, or commercial). Investors and existing allottees should check the specific office order document on YEIDA's website for the exact revised figure, effective date and applicability before assuming any particular rate change.

Practical effect for applicants and allottees

• Medical Device Park applicants/allottees: should track the specific scheme code referenced in the 4 August notification to confirm whether it concerns a new plot round, an eligibility list, or an allotment-letter update tied to earlier rounds (such as the January 2026, 22-plot scheme).
• RPS10/2025 applicants: the update likely concerns post-draw processing (allotment letters, payment due dates, or possession-related steps) given the scheme's application and draw dates already fell in April–June 2026.
• Institutional scheme applicants (Hospital, Child Welfare & Maternity Centre): the extension gives more time — until 30 August 2026 — to submit applications; missing this date would mean waiting for a future scheme round.
• Existing allottees generally: the surcharge office order signals a change in the cost of carrying an YEIDA allotment (via interest/surcharge on outstanding dues or lease rent); allottees with pending instalments should check whether the revised rate applies to their scheme category and payment plan.