Everything you need to know about PG accommodation near Sector 135 Noida

IT offices and workplaces near Sector 135 Noida

Sector 135 is a one-campus PG market, and the campus is Candor TechSpace (Brookfield) — a 30-acre, 11-tower IT SEZ on the Noida–Greater Noida Expressway that generates almost all the demand here. A PG in Sector 135 Noida is, in practice, a room you can walk to work from: most PGs sit 400 metres inland in Bajidpur or Wazidpur village, an 8–12 minute walk from Candor Gate 1. The tenant list is the reason people move in — TCS, Accenture, Cognizant, Capgemini, Genpact, Samsung R&D, IBM, MetLife, Fidelity, NEC Technologies, Sopra Steria, WNS, and Teleperformance — and that walkable commute is the entire value proposition.

The campus runs like infrastructure. Genpact BPO, WNS, and Teleperformance keep it operating 24/7, so there’s a food court with a round-the-clock base kitchen, a free employee shuttle to Sector 142 Metro, 4,808 car-parking slots, ATMs, a gym, and dedicated cab pickup zones at each gate. For anyone on a campus roster shift, skipping ₹600–₹900/month in autos is a real line in the budget.

Right beside Candor on Plot 22, Assotech Business Cresterra (ABC) is a 14-acre, 7-tower complex — Birlasoft holds a full tower, IndiaMART’s corporate HQ sits on the 6th floor of Tower 2, and Genpact occupies half of Tower 5 — and it’s a walk-to-work address from most village PGs. BN Corporate Park is also in-sector, about a 7-minute walk from the village cluster.

If your office is in the Sector 142 pocket instead, Advant Navis Business Park (KPMG, Qualcomm, Samsung, BHEL, British Council) is a 3–5 minute drive down the internal sector road, with McDonald’s, Domino’s, and KFC at Uptown Square right outside it near Sector 142 Metro. GM IT Park and Stellar OKAS 1425 sit in the same pocket, both a 4–6 minute drive.

One warning before you assume a cab solves the commute: the expressway service road in front of Candor at 9–10 AM and 6–8 PM isn’t slow, it’s a standstill — a 3-minute drive becomes 12–15, and people who live in the village and walk consistently beat anyone driving in from Sector 137 or 142. If your office is inside Candor or ABC, living within walking distance isn’t a nice-to-have — it’s the commute strategy, so prioritise a PG within a kilometre of your gate over a cheaper room a sector away.

Daily life and essentials in Sector 135

There are two Sector 135s sharing one pin code. The expressway face is corporate Noida — glass towers, security gates, coffee counters in lobbies. Walk 400 metres inland and you’re in Bajidpur or Wazidpur village: narrow lanes, kirana shops, stray cattle, chai stalls, dhabas serving ₹60–₹80 thalis. Almost every PG is in the village, so for a TCS fresher or a Cognizant developer who just moved here, this — not the glass — is what daily life actually looks like.

Groceries: The village kiranas in Bajidpur and Wazidpur cover the basics — dal, rice, milk, vegetables, eggs. There’s no DMart, no Reliance Fresh, no supermarket inside the sector, so a monthly stock-up means a cab to Sector 137 market or an order on Blinkit or Zepto, both of which serve the area. Zomato and Swiggy deliver too, but riders routinely struggle with the unmarked galis in the village interiors — drop a landmark or the Candor gate as your reference when you order.

Medical: Apollo Pharmacy in the Assotech Business Cresterra complex runs 7 AM–11 PM daily with home delivery, and Felix Hospital keeps a polyclinic in the same complex for outpatient consultations. Neither is an emergency facility — the nearest hospital with round-the-clock emergency care is Yatharth Super Speciality in Sector 110, several kilometres out. For a sector this size that’s a genuine gap, so learn the route before you ever need it.

Food: If your PG includes meals, this is mostly handled. If not, the Candor food court covers weekday lunches (₹80–₹150, closed Sundays and holidays), village dhabas are the cheapest dinner, and tiffin services for the Candor crowd run ₹2,500–₹4,000/month for two meals a day — most have no app or website, so ask your PG owner or neighbours for a contact.

What’s not great: The sector flooded in July 2023 and again in August 2024 during heavy monsoon, with Yamuna overflow hitting Bajidpur and Wazidpur directly — some residents reported knee-deep water. Village street lighting is patchy and consistently flagged. After 7 PM on weekdays and through most of the weekend the sector goes quiet to the point of empty — no cinema, no mall, no park within walking distance, so weekend plans mean a cab to Sector 137 market or DLF Mall of India in Sector 18. Construction dust off the expressway projects is a steady, low-grade irritant on top of it.

Before you sign — especially for a June or July move-in — ask the owner point-blank which lane the building is on and whether it flooded in July 2023 or August 2024. A straight answer tells you more about that building than any photo on the listing ever will.

Colleges and universities near Sector 135 Noida

Sector 135 is an IT-professional hub, not a student area — there’s no college within a 10-minute radius, and the overwhelming majority of PG demand comes from Candor TechSpace, not campuses. The nearest degree-granting institution is JIIT (Jaypee Institute of Information Technology) in Sector 128, roughly 6–8 km out — 12–15 minutes in light traffic, but 20-plus minutes each way in peak. Amity University in Sector 125 (B.Tech, MBA, Law, Design) is about 11–12 km away, and Jaypee Business School in Sector 128 runs MBA and Fintech programs at a similar distance.

A few JIIT and Amity students do take rooms in Sector 135 precisely because rents here run ₹1,500–₹3,000/month below the sectors right next to campus — a real trade where you save on rent and spend it back on autos and Rapido. The exception is an internship at TCS, Cognizant, or Accenture inside Candor: then Sector 135 is the obvious base whether you’re a student or full-time. But for a JIIT student with no Candor tie, Sectors 125–128 will save you 30–40 minutes of daily commute.

There are no coaching centres — UPSC, CAT, GATE — near this sector; the nearest clusters are in Sectors 15, 18, 41, and 62, all 15–25 km away, so if coaching anchors your daily schedule this is the wrong place to live. If you’re a student on a fixed budget with a Candor internship lined up, the village-side PGs in Bajidpur are the right starting point — same sector, meaningfully lower rent, walking distance to the gate — but visit in person before committing, because quality swings sharply between buildings on the same lane.

Metro connectivity and transport from Sector 135

If you work at Candor, the metro question mostly answers itself — the free campus shuttle runs from the gate straight to Sector 142 Metro, so on a normal day you board on campus and step off at the station. For everyone else, Sector 142 on the Aqua Line (NMRC) is the nearest station, roughly 1.1 km from the core of Sector 135 — 10–15 minutes on foot or 3–5 by auto. Sector 143 is 2.2 km south (5–7 min drive) and Sector 137 is 3.3 km north-east (6–10 min drive). The Aqua Line runs first trains around 6 AM on weekdays (8 AM on Sundays) and last trains around 10 PM, with peak frequency every 7–8 minutes — fine for most shifts, but a finish past 10 means a cab home.

One thing that catches Delhi transplants off guard: DMRC smart cards do not work on the Aqua Line. You need an NMRC CITY1 Smart Card (sold at any Noida Metro counter, ~10% off per trip) or a QR ticket — and since September 2025 a single integrated QR, bookable from either the NMRC or DMRC app, is valid across both networks, so a Delhi interchange no longer means buying two separate tickets. To reach central Delhi: Aqua Line from Sector 142 to Sector 51 (~18 min, ~₹30), the air-conditioned skywalk to Sector 52 on the Blue Line (~5–7 min on travelators, free), then Blue Line to Rajiv Chowk (~35 min, ~₹43) — about 58–65 minutes door-to-door for roughly ₹73. A Sector 142–Botanical Garden extension has been approved and will eventually give a cleaner Delhi interchange; there’s no operational date worth planning around yet, so check current status before you bank on it.

For the last mile, shared autos and e-rickshaws between Sector 142 Metro and Sector 135 run ₹10–₹20, and Rapido bike taxis ₹15–₹30. Ola and Uber are dependable during office hours; after 10 PM waits stretch to 15–30 minutes across most of the sector, though Candor’s night-shift crowd keeps cabs marginally easier to find here than in purely residential pockets. The auto fare from the metro to a village-side PG is ₹20–₹30 each way — ₹1,200–₹1,800/month if you commute daily — so a room within walking distance of your gate pays for itself; run that number against the rent gap before you decide to live a sector out.