Is there a limit on the number of flats one can apply for under the DDA Housing Scheme?

Yes, there is usually a limit on the number of flats that an individual can apply for under the DDA Housing Scheme. The DDA sets a maximum limit on the number of flats that an applicant can apply for to ensure fairness and give more people the opportunity to avail the housing benefits.

The specific limit on the number of flats that can be applied for may vary for each DDA Housing Scheme. It is important to carefully read the official notification and guidelines provided by the DDA for the particular housing scheme you are interested in. The notification will specify the maximum number of flats that an individual can apply for under that particular scheme.

Exceeding the maximum limit on the number of flats may lead to disqualification of the applicant's application. It is advisable to adhere to the guidelines and rules set by the DDA to ensure a fair and transparent allocation process for all applicants.