NECC Egg Price · Daily City Update

Ajmer Egg Rate Today

Updated 13th July 2026 · Source: NECC Ajmer

Today’s Rate

₹7.10 /piece

Tray Price

₹213.00 (30 Eggs)

Retail Price

₹7.95

Supermarket Rate

₹7.81

As of 13th July 2026, today’s Ajmer egg rate is ₹7.10 per piece according to NECC Ajmer. A tray of 30 eggs costs ₹213.00, while 100 eggs and one peti are priced at ₹710.00 and ₹1,491.00 respectively. The current retail and supermarket rates are ₹7.95 and ₹7.81. Check the updated Bangalore egg price table and chart below to see this month full report.

PRICE TREND

Ajmer Egg Rate Summary & Trend

Get a quick overview of recent egg price movements in Ajmer. The summary below highlights this month’s highest, lowest, and average rates, while the trend chart helps you track price changes over the last 15 days.

Highest

₹7.10 on 13 Jul

Lowest

₹6.35 on 3 Jul

Average

₹6.63 So far this month

Per-piece price, last 15 days ₹6.20 → ₹7.10

FULL BREAKDOWN

Ajmer Egg Rates (Last 30 Days)

Explore the daily egg price history for Ajmer over the last 30 days. Compare per-piece, tray, 100-egg, and peti prices to understand recent market trends and price fluctuations.

Date Piece (₹) Tray/30 (₹) 100 Pcs (₹) Peti/210 (₹)
13 Jul 2026 ₹7.10 ₹213.00 ₹710.00 ₹1,491.00
12 Jul 2026 ₹7.10 ₹213.00 ₹710.00 ₹1,491.00
11 Jul 2026 ₹7.06 ₹211.80 ₹706.00 ₹1,482.60
10 Jul 2026 ₹6.65 ₹199.50 ₹665.00 ₹1,396.50
09 Jul 2026 ₹6.65 ₹199.50 ₹665.00 ₹1,396.50
08 Jul 2026 ₹6.60 ₹198.00 ₹660.00 ₹1,386.00
07 Jul 2026 ₹6.55 ₹196.50 ₹655.00 ₹1,375.50
06 Jul 2026 ₹6.50 ₹195.00 ₹650.00 ₹1,365.00
05 Jul 2026 ₹6.50 ₹195.00 ₹650.00 ₹1,365.00
04 Jul 2026 ₹6.45 ₹193.50 ₹645.00 ₹1,354.50
03 Jul 2026 ₹6.35 ₹190.50 ₹635.00 ₹1,333.50
02 Jul 2026 ₹6.35 ₹190.50 ₹635.00 ₹1,333.50
01 Jul 2026 ₹6.35 ₹190.50 ₹635.00 ₹1,333.50
30 Jun 2026 ₹6.35 ₹190.50 ₹635.00 ₹1,333.50
26 Jun 2026 ₹6.20 ₹186.00 ₹620.00 ₹1,302.00
25 Jun 2026 ₹6.20 ₹186.00 ₹620.00 ₹1,302.00
24 Jun 2026 ₹6.20 ₹186.00 ₹620.00 ₹1,302.00
21 Jun 2026 ₹4.99 ₹149.70 ₹499.00 ₹1,047.90
20 Jun 2026 ₹4.99 ₹149.70 ₹499.00 ₹1,047.90
19 Jun 2026 ₹4.99 ₹149.70 ₹499.00 ₹1,047.90
Ajmer Egg Market

Ajmer Egg Market Overview

Ajmer sits at the geographic heart of Rajasthan, which gives it a role in the state’s egg market that goes well beyond its own city population. The Ajmer egg rate is watched not just by local buyers but by traders across central Rajasthan because Ajmer functions as a regional distribution point — a market through which eggs move outward to smaller towns and districts across the area.

The city’s position on major highway routes connecting Jaipur, Jodhpur, Kota, and Udaipur makes it a natural hub for egg supply movement within Rajasthan. Wholesale agents here receive daily consignments and then redistribute to nearby markets, which is why the rate set in Ajmer each morning carries relevance beyond the city itself.

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Ajmer also has significant commercial egg demand of its own. The city hosts a large number of hotels, restaurants, and food businesses that serve both its resident population and the substantial pilgrim and tourist traffic associated with the Dargah Sharif. This religious tourism dimension gives Ajmer’s egg market a demand pattern that is unlike most Rajasthan cities of similar size.

Local traders monitor the Ajmer egg rate daily because prices here are responsive to both regional supply changes and local demand conditions. When supply from Haryana or other production states is disrupted, Ajmer feels it relatively quickly given its distance from the nearest large production centres.

Ajmer’s central position within Rajasthan means that price movements here tend to reflect what is happening across the state’s supply chain, not just conditions within the city. It is one of the more useful daily rate reference points for traders operating across central Rajasthan.

Supply Chain

How Eggs Reach Ajmer Markets

Rajasthan does not have a large commercial egg production base of its own. The state depends heavily on supply from neighbouring states, and Ajmer’s supply chain reflects that reality. Eggs arriving in Ajmer travel significant distances before reaching local markets.

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Production in Haryana and Neighbouring States
Barwala in Haryana is one of the closest major egg production centres supplying Rajasthan. Trucks load up at farms there and travel overnight to reach wholesale markets in Jaipur and Ajmer. Andhra Pradesh and Telangana also supply eggs to Rajasthan, though the longer distance adds to transport costs on those consignments.
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Arrival at Rajasthan Entry Points
Jaipur typically receives the largest share of Rajasthan’s incoming egg supply, being the state capital and closest major city to Haryana’s production districts. Some consignments route directly to Ajmer, while others reach Ajmer through redistribution from Jaipur’s wholesale market.
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Wholesale Distribution in Ajmer
Commission agents and wholesale distributors in Ajmer receive incoming consignments, usually in the early morning hours. They set the day’s wholesale price and supply retailers, small traders, restaurants, and hotels across the city. Some wholesalers also redistribute to smaller towns in the surrounding districts.
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Retail Markets and End Buyers
Local market vendors, neighbourhood shops, hotel and restaurant suppliers, and institutional buyers are the final step in the chain. Retail buyers in Ajmer pay above the wholesale rate, with the margin covering transport within the city, handling costs, and the retailer’s own margin.

Because Ajmer’s supply arrives from far-away states, any disruption on the route — a fuel price rise, a highway problem, or a supply shortage in Haryana — shows up in Ajmer’s wholesale price quickly. The supply chain here has less cushion than cities closer to production hubs.

Price Differences

Why Egg Prices in Ajmer Can Differ from Other Cities

Buyers sometimes notice that the Ajmer egg rate differs from what they see for Jaipur or other cities on the same day. These differences are not random. They reflect specific factors that are particular to Ajmer’s market position.

Distance from Production Hubs
Ajmer is roughly 150 kilometres from Jaipur and considerably further from Haryana’s Barwala district, which is the primary production source for Rajasthan’s egg supply. Each kilometre of transport adds to the landed cost of eggs. Cities closer to Barwala or to interstate highway entry points naturally receive eggs at a lower base cost than Ajmer does.
Local Demand Conditions
Ajmer’s egg demand is shaped by its pilgrim economy in a way that other Rajasthan cities are not. High visitor footfall at the Dargah Sharif, particularly during Urs and other religious events, creates surges in demand at hotels, restaurants, and street food stalls around the shrine. These demand spikes are local to Ajmer and push prices up independently of what is happening in Jaipur or Kota.
Market Competition
Ajmer has a well-established local egg trade with multiple wholesale agents operating in the market. When competition among agents is strong and supply is healthy, this tends to keep margins compressed and prices competitive. On days when fewer agents are active or supply is thin, prices can move more sharply than in larger markets like Jaipur where more agents and supply buffers exist.
Regional Supply Routing
Not all supply destined for Rajasthan routes through Ajmer. When incoming supply is lower than usual, Jaipur as the larger market tends to retain a larger share and Ajmer may receive less. On those days, the NECC egg rate in Ajmer can edge above Jaipur’s rate as local agents price their limited stock higher to reflect the tighter supply position.

The most reliable daily reference for Ajmer buyers is the NECC egg rate published specifically for the city. It accounts for Ajmer’s supply position and local market conditions, rather than simply reflecting what is happening in Jaipur or other larger Rajasthan markets.

Wholesale Trade

Ajmer’s Wholesale Egg Trade

Ajmer’s wholesale egg market operates on a daily cycle that starts before most businesses open. Understanding how it works helps buyers, whether they are placing a large commercial order or a smaller retail purchase, get the best available rate for their needs.

Eggs arrive in the pre-dawn hours from Haryana and other supply states. Wholesale commission agents receive and assess the incoming stock, agree on the morning’s opening price among themselves, and then begin selling to the day’s buyers as the sun rises. By mid-morning, most of the wholesale volume has already moved.

  • Bulk traders and sub-wholesalers: These buyers purchase large quantities from commission agents early in the morning and then redistribute to smaller towns and markets in Ajmer’s surrounding districts. They are the link between the primary wholesale level and the regional retail network.
  • Retail suppliers: Local market vendors and neighbourhood shop owners buy from wholesale agents in quantities ranging from a few trays to several hundred eggs. Their buying happens after the bulk traders have taken their fill, which is why early buyers often get better rates on heavy-supply days.
  • Hotels and restaurants: Commercial kitchens in Ajmer, particularly those serving the pilgrim market around the Dargah area, buy eggs through regular vendor relationships. Many negotiate a weekly rate with a specific agent rather than buying at the open market price every day.
  • Local distributors: Some wholesale buyers in Ajmer operate as distributors, supplying a fixed roster of retail clients across the city on a daily route. They buy at near-wholesale rates and deliver to clients who prefer not to come to the market themselves.

For any commercial buyer in Ajmer purchasing more than 200 to 300 eggs daily, buying through a wholesale relationship rather than retail is consistently more cost-effective. The saving per egg may seem small, but across a week of purchases it adds up meaningfully.

Buying Trends

Egg Buying Trends in Ajmer

Household Demand

Household egg buying in Ajmer follows patterns typical of North Indian cities. Eggs are a regular part of daily cooking across income levels, with demand running consistently throughout the week. Weekend buying tends to be slightly heavier as families cook more at home.

Price sensitivity is real at the household level. When the Ajmer egg rate rises by even ₹0.50 to ₹1.00 per egg, some households reduce their purchase quantity or switch temporarily to other protein sources. This price elasticity means household demand is more responsive to rate changes than commercial buyers, who have less flexibility to change their egg usage based on short-term price shifts.

Hotels and Restaurants

Ajmer’s hotel and restaurant sector is unusually large for a city of its size, driven by the flow of visitors to the Dargah Sharif. Budget hotels, mid-range guesthouses, and food stalls catering to pilgrims and tourists represent a consistent commercial egg demand base that operates year-round.

The concentration of hospitality businesses near the Dargah area means that egg demand in this part of the city is particularly high. Vendors and distributors in Ajmer are well aware of this cluster and route supply accordingly. Hotels in the broader city also maintain regular egg purchasing, but the pilgrim economy neighbourhood is where demand density is highest.

Festivals and Seasonal Demand

Ajmer sees two distinct demand peaks that are specific to the city. The first is during the annual Urs festival at the Dargah Sharif, which draws hundreds of thousands of visitors and dramatically increases demand from local food businesses, street vendors, and temporary food stalls in the surrounding area. Egg prices in Ajmer typically rise during Urs as local supply is insufficient to meet the surge without premium pricing.

The second peak is the standard winter season demand increase seen across northern Rajasthan between October and February. Cooler temperatures increase appetite generally, and the city’s hotels and restaurants see higher occupancy from both domestic tourists and business visitors during this period. Both peaks push the Ajmer egg rate higher, and buyers planning large purchases for these periods do better to secure supply in advance rather than buying at spot prices during the peak itself.

Regional Market Network

Ajmer’s Connection with Rajasthan’s Egg Market

Rajasthan’s major egg markets do not operate in isolation. Ajmer, Jaipur, Kota, and Udaipur are connected through shared supply networks, common transport routes, and the movement of egg traders and distributors who operate across multiple city markets. Understanding these connections helps explain why egg prices across Rajasthan tend to move together, and why Ajmer’s rate is a useful indicator for the broader regional market.

Jaipur
State Capital • Primary Market
Jaipur is Rajasthan’s largest egg market and the state’s primary receiving point for incoming supply from Haryana and other production states. What happens in Jaipur’s morning wholesale market sets the tone for the rest of Rajasthan that day, including Ajmer. When Jaipur prices rise, Ajmer prices typically follow within a day because supply routing from Jaipur to Ajmer is one of the most active redistribution flows in the state. Ajmer traders who want an early signal for where their market is heading sometimes call contacts in Jaipur’s wholesale market before their own morning prices are finalised.
Kota
Eastern Rajasthan • Industrial Market
Kota is one of Rajasthan’s most commercially active cities, with a large student population, significant industrial employment, and a well-established food service sector. Kota’s egg market draws supply from both Rajasthan’s shared Haryana routes and from nearby Madhya Pradesh and Gujarat sources depending on availability. Kota and Ajmer share some supply routes, and on days when regional supply is tight, both markets can see prices rise together. Kota’s proximity to multiple supply states sometimes gives it more sourcing flexibility than Ajmer, which means Kota prices can occasionally be slightly lower when alternative supply is available.
Udaipur
Southern Rajasthan • Tourism Market
Udaipur shares with Ajmer the characteristic of being a tourism-driven egg market. Both cities have large hospitality sectors relative to their population size, and both see demand spikes that relate to visitor seasons rather than purely to local consumption patterns. Supply reaching Udaipur travels longer routes and faces more logistics complexity, which generally keeps Udaipur prices at or above Ajmer levels. Traders in Ajmer who supply the Udaipur region are well aware of this premium and manage routing decisions accordingly. The relationship between the two markets is collaborative rather than competitive, since they draw from different supply points and serve different regional buyer bases.

Tracking egg rates in Ajmer alongside those in Jaipur, Kota, and Udaipur gives buyers across central and southern Rajasthan the most complete picture of where regional supply stands on any given day. Ajmer’s rate, sitting at the geographic centre of the state, is often a useful midpoint reference for the broader Rajasthan market.

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QUESTIONS

FAQs

As of 13th July 2026, today’s Ajmer egg rate is ₹7.10 per piece according to NECC Ajmer. A tray of 30 eggs costs ₹213.00, while 100 eggs and one peti are priced at ₹710.00 and ₹1,491.00 respectively.

Ajmer is known as the “Poultry Hub of Rajasthan” due to its large-scale commercial layer farms, specialized feed mills, and high production volume. It’s a major surplus producer, supplying eggs to deficit regions like Gujarat and Delhi.

Ajmer’s rates tend to be among the lowest in the region because of high local production volume and proximity to feed resources, making it a primary wholesale sourcing point rather than a distant, transport-dependent market.

Egg prices in Ajmer change daily, based on NECC updates that factor in local supply, poultry feed costs, seasonal demand, and transportation conditions.

Yes, Ajmer sees seasonal demand spikes from its hospitality sector during major pilgrimage periods like Ajmer Sharif Dargah and Pushkar fairs, which can temporarily push local retail prices higher despite the city’s strong production base.