How PropScope scores a project
Every project earns a composite score from 1 to 10, built from weighted pillars. The rubric below is exactly what the system uses — nothing hidden.
Score bands
| Range | Band | Meaning |
|---|
| 8.5–10 |
Excellent |
Strong buy consideration |
| 7–8.4 |
Good |
Worth serious evaluation |
| 5–6.9 |
Average |
Proceed with caution |
| 0–4.9 |
Weak |
Significant concerns |
The pillars
Location
25%
| Metro Connectivity | 16.7% · Range |
| Arterial Road Distance | 16.7% · Range |
| Hospital Proximity | 16.7% · Range |
| School Proximity (CBSE/ICSE) | 16.7% · Range |
| Neighborhood Maturity | 33.3% · Manual |
Builder
20%
| Track Record (on-time delivery %) | 30% · Range |
| Legacy & Brand | 25% · Categorical |
| RERA Compliance (complaint ratio) | 25% · Range |
| Contractor Quality | 20% · Categorical |
Layout & Design
13%
| Layout & Design Assessment | 100% · Manual |
Manual pillar — a project cannot be published until this is assessed.
Density
12%
| Units per Acre | 40% · Range |
| Open Space % | 30% · Range |
| Tower Spacing (m) | 30% · Range |
Amenities
10%
| Essential Amenities | 60% · Count |
| Lifestyle Amenities | 40% · Count |
Legal
10%
| Legal Status (land title) | 100% · Categorical |
Value for Money
10%
| Price vs Micro-market Average | 100% · Ratio |
Missing data
When a pillar’s data is genuinely unavailable, we don’t invent a number. We drop that pillar and redistribute its weight across the pillars we do have, then show you the coverage. A public score is only shown when at least 70% of the weight is covered, and the top “Excellent” band requires 90%.