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Delhi to Meerut on one line
23 stations, all open · about 82 km · about 64 min end to end (NCRTC all-stop time)
- 3
- Ghaziabad6
- 2
- Meerut12
Delhi 3 stations
Sarai Kale Khan: Delhi Metro
Anand Vihar: Delhi Metro Blue and Pink lines
Ghaziabad 6 stations
Modinagar 2 stations
Meerut 12 stations
- Delhi 3
Sarai Kale Khan: Delhi Metro
Anand Vihar: Delhi Metro Blue and Pink lines
- Ghaziabad 6
- Modinagar 2
- Meerut 12
Change between the two services at Meerut South, Shatabdi Nagar, Begumpul or Modipuram. Delhi Metro links are as NCRTC states them.
- Namo Bharat · 15 stops
- Meerut Metro · 12 stops
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Service status
Read on 12 November 2026
- Every day
- 6:00 AM – 10:00 PMfrom the terminals, about every 10 min
- Sun & holidays
- Coming soonCheck at the station
Meerut Metro
Namo Bharat and Meerut Metro, run by NCRTC
Meerut Metro and Namo Bharat share one line from Sarai Kale Khan in Delhi, through Ghaziabad and Modinagar, to Modipuram in Meerut. The line is run by National Capital Region Transport Corporation (NCRTC) and has 23 stations, all open: 3 in Delhi, 6 in Ghaziabad, 2 in Modinagar and 12 in Meerut. Namo Bharat stops at 15 of them, and Meerut Metro serves the Meerut city stops. The fares, app and tickets are the same.
Delhi connections
Plan a Delhi to Meerut tripThree of the 23 stations are in Delhi: Sarai Kale Khan, New Ashok Nagar and Anand Vihar. Everything below is what NCRTC or a named news outlet says. We give no walking times because none are published.
Sarai Kale Khan
Elevated terminal with 6 platforms.
- Delhi Metro: close to DMRC's Sarai Kale Khan station (NCRTC portal). The portal does not name the Delhi Metro line. Metro Rail Today (Feb 2026) names the Pink Line.
- Railway: close to Hazrat Nizamuddin Railway station (NCRTC portal).
New Ashok Nagar
Serves New Ashok Nagar, Vasundhara Enclave, Mayur Vihar Phase 1 Extension, Chilla and Noida Sector 15 and Film City. Some trains do not stop here.
- No Delhi Metro link is stated on the NCRTC portal.
- Feeder buses D 035, D 039 and D 055, plus e-rickshaws and autos (NCRTC portal).
Anand Vihar
Underground station, near Pacific Mall, Vivek Vihar, Karkardooma and Shreshtha Vihar.
- Delhi Metro: near the Anand Vihar station, Blue Line and Pink Line (NCRTC portal).
- Railway and bus: near Anand Vihar Railway Station and the Anand Vihar ISBT (NCRTC portal).
- Business Today reported on 22 Jun 2026 that a 417 m skywalk with travelators is planned. It is a plan, not an open link.
How a trip from Delhi works
- One ticket and one fare matrix cover the whole line. Pick your Delhi station and your Meerut station in the journey planner to see the fare and which service you ride.
- Delhi to Meerut South: Sarai Kale Khan to Meerut South is Rs 160 Standard, Rs 190 Premium. NCRTC lists about 45 minutes 30 seconds for the all-stop ride.
- Delhi to the far end: Sarai Kale Khan to Modipuram is Rs 210 Standard, Rs 250 Premium. NCRTC lists about 64 minutes for the all-stop ride.
- Delhi to a Meerut city stop such as Meerut Central: ride Namo Bharat to a shared station (Meerut South, Shatabdi Nagar, Begumpul or Modipuram) and change to Meerut Metro. Anand Vihar to Meerut Central is Rs 160, with no Premium on the Meerut Metro part.
- Premium coach: the first coach towards Meerut, so it is at the front when you leave Delhi. Some trains skip New Ashok Nagar, Ghaziabad and Murad Nagar, so check the stop before you board.
- Delhi parking at the three Delhi stations costs more than in Uttar Pradesh (a car is Rs 50 for up to 6 hours). See the rules and facilities page.
- News reports (Lokmat Times, Nov 2024) say Namo Bharat QR tickets can be booked together with Delhi Metro (DMRC) tickets, and the NCRTC portal lists DMRC tickets as enabled.
Popular Delhi trips
- Sarai Kale Khan to Meerut SouthRs 160
- Anand Vihar to Meerut CentralRs 160
- Sarai Kale Khan to ModipuramRs 210
- New Ashok Nagar to GhaziabadRs 60
Standard fares. The planner shows Premium and the service you ride.
Source: NCRTC portal station pages and fare matrix, read 12 Nov 2026. mymeerutmetro.com is an independent guide, not NCRTC or DMRC.
Fares at a glance
Fare chart- Standard
- Rs 20 to Rs 210
- Premium
- Rs 20 to Rs 250
- Sarai Kale Khan to Meerut SouthRs 160 · Premium Rs 190
- Sarai Kale Khan to ModipuramRs 210 · Premium Rs 250
- Meerut South to ModipuramRs 60 · Premium Rs 70
Official NCRTC fare matrix, read 12 November 2026. Premium is only on Namo Bharat trains.
Rules and facilities
See allPets and bicycles are not allowed. A Premium coach, women's coach, parking and EV charging are listed. Anything NCRTC has not published says Coming soon.
Popular Journeys
Tap a trip to see route, gates and fare.
Standard and Premium fares are from the official fare matrix. Confirm in the app or at the station.
From our blog
Guides, tips and metro news
GuidesNamo Bharat and Meerut Metro Stations in Order: Delhi, Ghaziabad, Meerut
All 23 stations from Sarai Kale Khan in Delhi to Modipuram in Meerut, in NCRTC's order, with the service that stops at each one and where you can change trains.
GuidesNamo Bharat Fares: Standard vs Premium, With Examples
Standard fares are Rs 20 to Rs 210 and Premium fares are Rs 20 to Rs 250. Example fares from NCRTC's station-pair matrix, what Premium gives you and when it does not apply.
GuidesNamo Bharat and Meerut Metro Timings: What Is Published
First and last train from the terminals, how often trains run, and what NCRTC has not published: Sunday timetable and station-wise times.
GuidesDelhi to Meerut by Namo Bharat: Sarai Kale Khan, New Ashok Nagar and Anand Vihar
Where to board in Delhi, what each Delhi station is close to, the fares to Meerut South and Modipuram, and how to plan the ride and any change of train.
GuidesMeerut Metro Explained: Stations, Shared Stops and Namo Bharat
What Meerut Metro is, its 12 stations, the 4 stations it shares with Namo Bharat, how fares and tickets work, and what NCRTC has not made clear.
GuidesNamo Bharat Premium Coach vs Standard: Fares and Lounges
What the Premium coach gives you, who can use it, which 12 stations have a Premium lounge and how much extra you pay, with real fare examples from NCRTC's matrix.
GuidesNamo Bharat Station Parking: Capacity and Charges
Which 17 Namo Bharat and Meerut Metro stations have parking, how many cars and two-wheelers each can hold, the hourly and monthly charges, and tips to plan ahead.
GuidesNamo Bharat Feeder Buses and Last-Mile Options
Bus routes and how often they run at the 9 Namo Bharat stations that list feeder buses, the stations with none, and how to plan the last mile in Delhi, Ghaziabad and Meerut.
GuidesNamo Bharat Luggage, Refund and Lost Property Rules
What NCRTC publishes on luggage size, refunds, ticket validity, penalties and lost property, where to claim lost items, and the points where its own pages disagree.
GuidesNamo Bharat Station Facilities: Lifts, Washrooms, Access
How many lifts, stretcher lifts, escalators, washrooms, first aid points and EV chargers Namo Bharat and Meerut Metro stations list, with example stations and honest gaps.
GuidesFirst Time on Namo Bharat? Delhi to Meerut Step by Step
A beginner guide for your first Namo Bharat ride from Delhi to Meerut: choose a station, buy a ticket, pass the gate, find the platform and train, plus safety tips from NCRTC.
Namo Bharat and Meerut Metro Stations in Order: Delhi, Ghaziabad, Meerut
All 23 stations from Sarai Kale Khan in Delhi to Modipuram in Meerut, in NCRTC's order, with the service that stops at each one and where you can change trains.
Namo Bharat Fares: Standard vs Premium, With Examples
Namo Bharat and Meerut Metro Timings: What Is Published
Frequently asked questions
Show all FAQsSafety tips from NCRTC
- Stay calm and follow the train operator or train attendant. Do not open train doors unless an official tells you to.
- In a train emergency, use the passenger emergency unit in the coach to speak to the train operator.
- At a station, the emergency stop plunger and help call points are on the platform and concourse.
- In a fire at a station, use the stairs or an escalator. Do not use the lift.
- If there is smoke, get low, cover your nose and mouth with a cloth and move away.
- Leave large bags and strollers behind in an evacuation, and help children, senior citizens and persons with disability.
Source: NCRTC portal help page and evacuation guidelines, read 12 Nov 2026. All rules
More numbers from NCRTC's help page
- CATS ambulance (also 102)1099
- Police control room (also 112)100
- Disaster helpline1078
- Narinder Mohan Hospital, Mohan Nagar, Ghaziabad0120-2657501
- Yashoda Hospital, Kaushambi, Ghaziabad0120-4189500
- MMG District Hospital, Ghaziabad0120-2730038
- Thana Muradnagar01232-225124
- SP Ghaziabad0120-2854015
- DCP Railways, Delhi011-23234942
- Fire station, Modinagar9454418760
- Fire station, Ghaziabad (Kotwali)9454418754
- Fire station, Hindan, Ghaziabad9454418756
Hospital, police and fire numbers are for Ghaziabad and nearby, as the portal lists them. It lists none for Meerut city. Emergency numbers on the left work everywhere.