The Meerut South Station Route Map highlights one of the key stations on the Delhi–Meerut Namo Bharat (RRTS) Corridor. Meerut South is strategically located between Modinagar North and Shatabdi Nagar, serving as an important entry point into the Meerut region. Its position ensures smooth and efficient travel for commuters heading toward Delhi as well as deeper into Meerut city.
From Meerut South Namo Bharat Station, the approximate distances to major stations along the corridor are:
New Ashok Nagar – 26.3 km
Anand Vihar – 19.6 km
Sahibabad – 13.3 km
Ghaziabad – 8.3 km
Guldhar – 3.9 km
Duhai – 16.9 km
Duhai Depot – 2.1 km
Muradnagar – 6.1 km
Modinagar South – 12.9 km
Modinagar North – 16.9 km
Meerut South plays a vital role in regional mobility, offering fast access to both urban and semi-urban areas. With reliable Namo Bharat services and well-designed station facilities, it significantly reduces travel time for daily commuters, business travellers, and intercity passengers.
This route map offers a clear understanding of station connectivity and travel flow from Meerut South, helping passengers plan their journeys easily across the Delhi–Meerut corridor.
The Namo Bharat train route starts from Meerut South and passes through several important stations including Modinagar North, Modinagar South, Muradnagar, Duhai, Guldhar, Ghaziabad, and Sahibabad—all elevated stations. After Sahibabad, the corridor enters the underground stretch at Anand Vihar, before again becoming elevated at New Ashok Nagar, and finally terminates at Sarai Kale Khan in Delhi.
Begumpul will be the deepest underground station of the Namo Bharat Corridor. The Delhi–Meerut Namo Bharat has two underground stations: one at Anand Vihar in Delhi and another at Begumpul in Meerut.
Meerut has four RRTS stations—Meerut South, Shatabdi Nagar, Begumpul, and Modipuram. Meerut South is the first station of the city, Shatabdi Nagar is located within the city, Begumpul lies in the central area, and Modipuram is situated at the far end.
This stretch is a direct route for Namo Bharat trains with no intermediate stops. Both Meerut South and Shatabdi Nagar stations are elevated. Although Partapur and Rithani stations fall in between, they are exclusive to Meerut Metro, and Namo Bharat trains do not halt there.
The Namo Bharat (RRTS) route from Meerut South to Duhai Depot includes several important intermediate stations. After departing from Meerut South, the train stops at Modinagar South, Modinagar North, and Muradnagar before reaching Duhai Station. To reach Duhai Depot, you must change train at Duhai Station, as Duhai Depot lies on a separate spur line.
Modinagar has two Namo Bharat stations—Modinagar North and Modinagar South. Both stations offer the same facilities, as they serve different areas of the city to ensure complete coverage of Modinagar.
The station codes of Meerut South and Muradnagar are A10 and A07, respectively. Meerut City is not a station code, but rather the name of a station. Muradnagar Station is located in the Ghaziabad District. The helpline numbers for Meerut South Metro Station and Muradnagar are 7428307121 and 9311040541, respectively.
The Namo Bharat corridor provides a quick and economical travel option from Meerut South to Duhai, covering a stretch of 25.2 km in just 18 minutes. Passengers can choose …
The Namo Bharat train service from Meerut South to Guldhar covers a distance of 29.2 km in just 22 minutes. The ticket price is set …
The Meerut South Station was started for the general public on 18th August 2024, Friday, and the Ghaziabad Station has been in operation since 20th October 2023.