Meerut Metro then Namo Bharat 1 change, at Begumpul.
How to go
- At MES Colony, take the Meerut Metro train towards Meerut South. Ride 1 stop, 2.1 km. Get off at Begumpul.
- Change at Begumpul to the Namo Bharat train. Same station, same ticket. NCRTC gives no time for the change.
- At Begumpul, take the Namo Bharat train towards Sarai Kale Khan. Ride 8 stops, 44.2 km. Get off at Ghaziabad.
NCRTC's distance for Duhai to Murad Nagar (4.028 km) is shorter than the straight line between the two stations (about 6.2 km on both NCRTC's and OpenStreetMap's coordinates). The km figure for this trip is NCRTC's and is probably about 2 km too low.
You could also change at Meerut South and Shatabdi Nagar.
Stations on this trip
- MES Colony Start
- Begumpul Change here
- Shatabdi Nagar
- Meerut South
- Modi Nagar North
- Modi Nagar South
- Murad Nagar
- Duhai
- Guldhar
- Ghaziabad End
The track passes 15 stations in all. Your train does not stop at every one of them.
First and last train
Departures from MES Colony for this trip.
| Day | First train | Last train |
|---|---|---|
| Every day | 06:16 | 22:16 |
Last connection. The last Namo Bharat towards Sarai Kale Khan leaves Begumpul at 22:07. To catch it, leave MES Colony by about 22:05. The last train from MES Colony is too late for it. The operator does not publish the times of the trains in between, so go earlier.
Fare
₹140 one way for one adult in Standard class. This is the figure for this pair in the operator's fare table. The same fare applies in the other direction. One ticket covers the whole trip.
Premium fare: ₹165. Premium is not offered on Meerut Metro trains, so it covers only part of this trip.
NCRTC states no order date and no revision date for the fare table. It was read from the passenger portal on 11 Nov 2026.
More
- Return trip: Ghaziabad to MES Colony
- MES Colony station
- Ghaziabad station
- Meerut Metro: all stations and timings
- Namo Bharat: all stations and timings
- Map
- Fares
Source: ncrtc.in (Namo Bharat and Meerut Metro), checked on 11 Nov 2026. Five station positions are from OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL).
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