बैंगलोर से इटावा कूरियर · घर से पिकअप · 3–4 दिन
Book at the HSR Layout counter or ask us to collect — 9164995001.
Another UP address on the state sheet: zone Z4, service DNG, 3–4 days in the air and 6–7 on the road. Most of what leaves Bangalore for Etawah is a household box rather than a packet, and boxes are where the billing rules start to matter.
DTDC's published rates for Uttar Pradesh. Etawah draws on the state card, which is also what governs Jaswantnagar, Bharthana and the rest of the district.
| Weight | Standard3-4d | Premium (air)3d | Surface6-7d |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 kg | ₹415 | ₹813 | ₹484 |
| 3 kg | ₹830 | ₹2069 | ₹484 |
| 5 kg | ₹1383 | ₹3449 | ₹807 |
| 10 kg | ₹2593 | ₹6518 | ₹1614 |
| 15 kg | ₹3889 | ₹9777 | ₹2421 |
| 25 kg | ₹6481 | ₹16295 | ₹4036 |
| 50 kg | ₹12962 | — | ₹8072 |
| Weight | Standard | Premium (air) |
|---|---|---|
| 500g | ₹242 | ₹496 |
| 1kg | ₹415 | ₹813 |
| 2kg | ₹761 | ₹1446 |
| 3kg | ₹1106 | ₹2080 |
These are the DTDC rates for Uttar Pradesh (zone Z4) — the same card applies across the state. Billed weight is the greater of actual weight and volumetric weight (L × W × H ÷ 5000). Surface and heavier air slabs carry a 3 kg minimum. Full rate card and how billing works →
Etawah is a Z4 destination on the DNG service, quoted from the Uttar Pradesh card. Air delivers in 3–4 days and road in 6–7, and since the typical consignment on this lane is a household carton rather than an envelope, the honest starting point is the ten-to-fifteen kilogram band.
Ten kilograms is ₹2,593 by air or ₹1,614 by road. Fifteen is ₹3,889 or ₹2,421. Twenty-five is ₹6,481 or ₹4,036. That is a saving of about a third at every step, bought with roughly three additional days. Where the box is going to a home rather than a business, three days rarely costs anything, and the road tier is the sensible booking.
Under three kilos it stops being sensible. Road pricing opens at a three-kilogram minimum of ₹484, which sits above the ₹415 an air booking costs for one kilogram — slower and more expensive at once. Small parcels go by air on this lane, without exception.
Now the part that catches people out. Bedding, quilts, winter clothing and packed utensils fill a lot of space for very little weight, and DTDC bills on the greater of the scale figure and the volumetric one — length × width × height in centimetres, divided by 5000. A large carton that weighs eight kilos can bill at fifteen. Pack tight, use the smallest box the contents allow, and let us measure it before we raise the docket rather than after.
Two smaller points. The express parcel column is ₹813 for a kilogram and ₹2,069 for three, against ₹415 and ₹830 on Standard — two and a half times the money to save a single day, which is seldom a trade worth making here. And paper has two lines of its own: the standard document scale from ₹242 for 500 g, and the express document scale from ₹496. Both beat putting a file on a parcel docket.
Everything inside the 206xxx band is charged the same, because the rate belongs to Uttar Pradesh and not to the town. Distance from Etawah changes the delivery day, not the amount.
206001
Within 206xxx
2062xx band
Same Uttar Pradesh card
Three to four by air, three on the express product, six to seven by road.
₹2,421 by road or ₹3,889 by air — provided the volumetric weight does not come out higher than the scale weight.
Because volume won. The rule is L × W × H in centimetres divided by 5000, and bedding-type loads almost always trigger it.
No. Under three kilograms road costs ₹484 against ₹415 by air, and takes three days longer.
No. It is the same Uttar Pradesh card across the district, though outlying addresses can run a day behind the town.
Rarely. It is ₹813 for a kilogram against ₹415, and it buys one day.
No, pickup anywhere in Bangalore is free at any weight.
Give us the weight and the dimensions. On household cartons the second number is usually the one that decides what you pay.