The Meerut Metro track is now ready for operations. At present, the operational will soon start on the route from Meerut South to Modipuram Depot, covering 13 stations. However, as per news updates and social media buzz, two additional routes are also being planned for the future. This means that, once fully developed, the Meerut Metro network will expand to a total of three routes, enhancing connectivity across the city. Under this article, you can download as well as view the Meerut Metro Map–
Meerut Metro Map
The Meerut Metro Route stretches over 23.60 km, starting from Meerut South and ending at Modipuram Depot. This corridor is currently under construction and is expected to be completed by September 2025. Out of the total length, 14.80 km will be elevated while 8.80 km will be underground, making it a modern blend of elevated and subterranean infrastructure. The Station names are Meerut South, Partapur, Rithani, Shatabdi Nagar, Brahmapuri, Meerut Central, Bhaisali, Begumpul, MES Colony, Daurli, Meerut North, Modipuram and Modipuram Depot.

Meerut Metro Map Download
Meerut Metro Station Map

Expected the other Metro Map Meerut in Future
The first corridor of the Meerut Metro is soon going to be ready to serve passengers, connecting Bhood Baral (Meerut South) to Modipuram Depot. For the second corridor, a new DPR (Detailed Project Report) is planned to be prepared. Earlier, RITES Limited had prepared DPRs for two corridors.
- The first phase was proposed from Partapur to Pallavpuram Phase-1 via Begumpul.
- The second phase was planned from Phase-2 to Hapur Adda Crossing via Gokulpur village.
However, before construction began, changes were made to the first phase, revising it to run from Meerut South to Modipuram. Now, after the first phase nears completion, discussions about the second phase have started again, with the possibility of route modifications.
Meerut MP Arun Govil has also requested the Chief Minister to approve the second corridor and additionally proposed a third corridor from Football Chowk to Baghpat Road Flyover.
Due to these new changes, the second corridor’s DPR will be redrafted. Instead of starting from Shradhapuri, it is now being considered to extend the route from Begumpul to Gokulpur or even further.
Related FAQs
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Is Metro available in Meerut?
The Meerut Metro work is under construction along with the Delhi Meerut Rapid Rail train. From Meerut, the Rapid Rail was started on 18th August 2024, and the metro will become operational by September 2025.
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Is Delhi to Meerut Metro Running?
The Delhi Meerut Rapid Metro has started from Meerut South Metro Station to New Ashok Nagar Metro Station; this will cover the 55 km area of the 82 km total RRTS Corridor.
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What is the ticket price of Meerut to Delhi Metro?
The minimum standard coach ticket price for Meerut to Delhi is Rs. 130, and the maximum standard coach ticket price is Rs. 150. The minimum premium coach ticket price for Meerut to Delhi is Rs. 195 and the maximum premium coach ticket price is Rs. 225.
Please start the work of phase 2 of meerut metro
It will start after the completion of the phase 1