Which grade of TMT steel should I buy?

For standard residential construction in low-to-moderate seismic zones (II–III), Fe500 is adequate. For buildings in high seismic zones (IV–V) or where IS 13920 applies, Fe500D is recommended for its higher ductility. Consult your structural engineer for site-specific requirements.

Brand Comparison

Mongia vs Saluja Gold TMT Steel: Price Comparison

Q: Is Mongia cheaper than Saluja Gold?

Across 1 cities with data on CoreJoint, Mongia is cheaper in more cities. The average price difference is ₹1,000/tonne. Prices vary by city — check the table above for your specific location.

Q: What is the difference between Mongia and Saluja Gold TMT steel?

Both Mongia and Saluja Gold manufacture BIS-certified TMT steel meeting IS:1786 standards. The price difference reflects manufacturing cost, logistics, and brand positioning. Quality differences between BIS-certified brands in the same grade are marginal — the grade (Fe500 or Fe500D) and diameter are the more important specifications for your project.

Head-to-head price comparison across 1 city using current indicative price data. Last updated: 1 July 2026.

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Mongia is cheaper in more cities by an average of ₹1,000/tonne. On a 10-tonne project that difference is ₹10,000. Use the quote tool to get the best offer from local dealers in your city.

City-by-city price comparison

City	Mongia	Saluja Gold	Diff
Giridih	₹56,000	₹57,000	Mongia −₹1,000

Prices are indicative Fe500 rates. Green = cheaper in that city. Updated 1 Jul 2026.

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Frequently asked questions

Is Mongia cheaper than Saluja Gold?

Based on current indicative price data on CoreJoint, Mongia is cheaper in 1 of 1 cities with comparable prices. The average difference is ₹1,000/tonne. Your city may differ — use the table above.

What is the difference between Mongia and Saluja Gold TMT steel?

Both brands manufacture BIS-certified TMT steel under IS:1786. The price difference primarily reflects logistics and brand positioning rather than quality differences within the same grade. Grade (Fe500/Fe500D) and diameter are the more important specifications for structural use.

Which grade should I buy for my house?

Fe500 is adequate for standard residential construction in low-to-moderate seismic zones. Fe500D is recommended for zones IV and V where IS 13920 applies. Ask your structural engineer for your specific site requirements before purchasing.