A group of estates that admits a common set of rates is called a(n):

In revenue administration, land is often grouped for assessment purposes to ensure fairness and uniformity. An Assessment Circle is precisely defined as a group of estates or villages that share similar characteristics, allowing for the application of a common set of rates for land revenue assessment.

• This classification simplifies the assessment process and ensures equitable taxation based on factors like soil quality, irrigation, and productivity.
• An Estate refers to a single unit of land, and a Holding is a parcel of land held by an individual, neither of which represents a group with common rates.
• A Revenue Block is a geographical unit, but an Assessment Circle specifically denotes a grouping for uniform rate application.