Study Table Price Amazon vs Tata CLiQ October 2026: Rs. 2,399 vs Rs. 5,799

✍ By Zoutons Editorial Team🕔 Updated: September 30, 202648 Amazon listings41 Tata CLiQ listingsRead 30 September 2026Nothing purchased🔗 Affiliate links included
Three study desks priced in this 30 September 2026 read of the Amazon and Tata CLiQ shelves - the Rs. 3,199 ABOUT SPACE hutch desk and Rs. 3,899 Nilkamal Finley from Amazon and the Rs. 7,499 Green Soul Venue from Tata CLiQ - shown as they appear in their own listing photographs

Two shelves, one piece of furniture, read the same afternoon on 30 September 2026. Amazon's 48 study tables have a median price of Rs. 2,399; Tata CLiQ's 41 have a median of Rs. 5,799. That looks like a decisive win until you see what sits at Amazon's cheap end - folding bed tables at Rs. 249.

The more useful findings are elsewhere. Eleven of Tata CLiQ's 41 listings are the same desk listed twice in two finishes, and 24 of the 41 are one brand. And where Amazon's best-evidenced table carries 8,632 ratings, the largest rating count anywhere on Tata CLiQ's shelf is five. Below: both shelves, in full.

📅 Update log:
30 September 2026 — first published. Both shelves were read the same afternoon: 48 listings from amazon.in's own search results for 'study table' and 41 from tatacliq.com's own search API for 'study table' and 'office table', both logged out, in India, with nothing purchased. The Tata CLiQ set was restricted to tiles whose printed title contains 'table' or 'desk' before any figure was computed. Every price, stated MRP, badge, star average and rating count on this page was read on that date.

These are not two prices for one shelf - they are two different shelves

Both were read on the afternoon of 30 September 2026, logged out, in India, with nothing purchased: 48 listings from Amazon's search for 'study table' and 41 from Tata CLiQ's own search API, restricted to tiles whose printed title contains 'table' or 'desk'. Amazon's median is Rs. 2,399 and Tata CLiQ's is Rs. 5,799, and quoting that gap as a price difference would be close to meaningless.

The reason is visible in the cheap end. Amazon's four cheapest listings - Rs. 249, Rs. 299 and two at Rs. 399 - are folding bed and laptop tables, the kind you put on a mattress, and it has 19 listings under Rs. 2,000. Tata CLiQ has one listing under Rs. 2,000 in the entire read, a Rs. 1,599 metal-frame Delite Kom. One shop is selling a lot of folding boards alongside its desks; the other is selling furniture.

Both shelves do reach the same ceiling, which is the useful part: Amazon tops out at Rs. 20,990 for a height-adjustable Green Soul and Tata CLiQ at Rs. 18,999 for a mango-wood ExclusiveLane. So if you want an actual desk rather than a lap-board, the two shops overlap almost completely, and the comparison worth making is not the medians but what each tile tells you before you buy.

Measure, read 30 Sep 2026Amazon (48 listings)Tata CLiQ (41 listings)
Median selling priceRs. 2,399Rs. 5,799
Price rangeRs. 249 to Rs. 20,990Rs. 1,599 to Rs. 18,999
Listings under Rs. 2,00019 of 481 of 41
Listings above Rs. 10,0005 of 487 of 41
Median discount badge57%28%
Badge range0% to 81%0% to 72%
Median stated MRP multiple2.34x1.39x
Listings publishing a rating45 of 4816 of 41
Median rating count2191
Largest rating count8,6325
Share from a single brandno brand above 324 of 41 Delite Kom
The one-line version: Amazon's shelf is cheaper because half of it is folding lap tables, not because its desks are cheaper. Above Rs. 2,000 the two shops sell against each other properly - and on Amazon you can see what buyers thought, while Tata CLiQ's best-rated study table in this read has five ratings.

Tata CLiQ's 41 listings are closer to 30 products

Eleven pairs on Tata CLiQ's shelf share an identical selling price and an identical stated MRP, and in every case the two tiles are one model in two finishes. Delite Kom's Amigo appears as 'Acacia Dark Beige' and 'Flowery Wenge Brown', both Rs. 2,499 against a stated MRP of Rs. 4,947. Its Zooey, Kiara, Melanza, Glide, Berry, Valor, Santos and Bliss do the same. Nilkamal's Leo appears twice at Rs. 3,190, and Green Soul's Nexus twice at Rs. 9,999 in Wenge and Walnut.

That is 22 of the 41 listings accounting for 11 products. Nothing improper is happening - a finish is a real choice and retailers list colours separately as a matter of course - but it changes what the shelf is telling you. A buyer scrolling 41 results is choosing between roughly 30 desks, and 24 of the 41 tiles are a single brand, Delite Kom. No brand on Amazon's 48-listing shelf appears more than three times.

The practical consequence is narrower choice than the count suggests, and it is worth knowing before you conclude that a shelf has been thoroughly searched. It also means the shelf's medians are substantially one company's price list: strip the Delite Kom tiles out and there are 17 listings left from six other brands.

Tata CLiQ colourway pairs, read 30 Sep 2026Price (both tiles)Stated MRPBadge
Delite Kom Amigo, Acacia / Flowery WengeRs. 2,499Rs. 4,94749%
Nilkamal Leo, two walnut finishesRs. 3,190Rs. 4,60031%
Delite Kom Berry, Acacia / Flowery WengeRs. 4,799Rs. 6,38025%
Delite Kom Valor, Flowery Wenge / AcaciaRs. 4,999Rs. 6,49923%
Delite Kom Zooey, Flowery Wenge / AcaciaRs. 5,399Rs. 9,71844%
Delite Kom Melanza, Flowery Wenge / AcaciaRs. 5,599Rs. 8,59435%
Delite Kom Kiara, Acacia / Flowery WengeRs. 5,699Rs. 8,97236%
Delite Kom Santos, Acacia / Flowery WengeRs. 6,599Rs. 8,15919%
Delite Kom Glide, Acacia / Flowery WengeRs. 7,199Rs. 9,90627%
Delite Kom Bliss, Acacia / Flowery WengeRs. 7,299Rs. 8,54415%
Green Soul Nexus, Wenge / WalnutRs. 9,999Rs. 12,99023%

Tata CLiQ's best-rated study table has five ratings

This is the widest evidence gap we have recorded between two shelves selling the same thing. Amazon published a rating count on 45 of its 48 listings, at a median of 219 and a maximum of 8,632 - that largest count sits on a Wakefit study table at Rs. 2,568, and a wow craft folding table at Rs. 2,298 carries 5,878.

Tata CLiQ published a count on 16 of its 41, and the complete list of those counts is worth printing in full: 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 2, 2, 3, 3, 5, 5, 5. Nine of its sixteen rated listings have been rated exactly once. The highest count anywhere on the shelf is five. Twenty-five listings carry no rating at all.

Treat both sides carefully. A count of 8,632 is not proof a desk is good, and a count of 1 is not proof anything is wrong - a shop with lower traffic in a category will show smaller numbers, and Tata CLiQ's furniture tiles carry brands with their own reputations attached. But if you want to read what other buyers said before spending Rs. 5,000 on a desk, only one of these two shelves can offer you that, and the difference is not marginal. We have found the same pattern across Tata CLiQ's cookware, luggage and dumbbell shelves.

Why Amazon's badges are twice the size and mean less

Amazon's median discount badge on this shelf is 57% and Tata CLiQ's is 28%, and the MRP column explains all of it. Amazon's median stated MRP is 2.34 times its selling price; Tata CLiQ's is 1.39 times. Seven Amazon listings advertise 70% or more, against one on Tata CLiQ. The badge is the gap between two numbers the seller chose, so a shelf with bigger stated MRPs produces bigger badges at identical prices.

That matters on furniture more than on most categories, because there is no reference price in a buyer's head for an engineered-wood desk. A Rs. 3,199 table advertising 70% off a stated Rs. 10,749 and a Rs. 3,190 table advertising 31% off a stated Rs. 4,600 are the same money. Both are on this page; one is on each shelf.

Tata CLiQ's tighter multiples are not a virtue we are claiming for it either - they are simply how that shelf states its MRPs. What follows for a shopper is the same either way: compare the selling prices to each other and ignore the percentages, because across these 89 listings the badge predicts nothing about what you pay.

How we would use the two sites: Amazon for anything under Rs. 2,000, where Tata CLiQ has a single listing, and for any desk where you want a rating count behind it. Tata CLiQ above Rs. 5,000, where its brand-name furniture competes directly and its stated MRPs are closer to honest - but check whether the model you like is one of the eleven that appears twice in two finishes before you assume you have seen the shelf.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Amazon or Tata CLiQ cheaper for a study table?
Amazon's median is lower, but the comparison is misleading and worth unpicking. On 30 September 2026, Amazon's 48 listings had a median of Rs. 2,399 and Tata CLiQ's 41 had a median of Rs. 5,799. The gap is mostly what each shop stocks: Amazon's four cheapest listings are folding bed and laptop tables at Rs. 249 to Rs. 399, and it has 19 listings under Rs. 2,000 against Tata CLiQ's one. Both shelves reach the same ceiling - Rs. 20,990 on Amazon, Rs. 18,999 on Tata CLiQ. For an actual desk rather than a lap-board the two compete directly, and you should compare individual tables rather than medians.
How many study tables does Tata CLiQ actually sell?
Fewer than its result count suggests. In this read of 41 listings, eleven pairs shared an identical selling price and an identical stated MRP, each pair being one model in two finishes - Delite Kom's Amigo in 'Acacia Dark Beige' and 'Flowery Wenge Brown' at Rs. 2,499, Nilkamal's Leo twice at Rs. 3,190, Green Soul's Nexus twice at Rs. 9,999, and eight more. That is 22 listings covering 11 products, so the shelf is nearer 30 distinct tables. 24 of the 41 listings were a single brand, Delite Kom. Listing finishes separately is entirely normal retail practice and nothing improper is implied - it simply means the shelf is narrower than it looks.
Do Tata CLiQ study tables have reviews?
Barely. 16 of the 41 listings published a rating count, and the complete list of those counts is 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 2, 2, 3, 3, 5, 5, 5. Nine had been rated exactly once and the largest count on the shelf was five; 25 listings published nothing at all. Amazon, the same afternoon, published a count on 45 of its 48 listings at a median of 219, the largest being 8,632 on a Wakefit table at Rs. 2,568. A small count is not evidence that a product is poor - it reflects how much a shop sells in a category - but it does mean there is little to read before you buy.
Why do Amazon study tables show 70% discounts?
Because the stated MRPs on that shelf are much larger relative to the selling price, not because the desks are cheaper. Amazon's median stated MRP was 2.34 times its selling price against Tata CLiQ's 1.39 times, which produces median badges of 57% and 28%. Seven Amazon listings advertised 70% or more; one Tata CLiQ listing did. The clearest illustration on this page: a Rs. 3,199 Amazon table advertising 70% off a stated Rs. 10,749, and a Rs. 3,190 Tata CLiQ table advertising 31% off a stated Rs. 4,600 - the same money, nine rupees apart, with badges 39 points apart. Stating a high MRP is lawful and commonplace and no wrongdoing is implied; the practical response is to ignore the percentage.
What is the cheapest real study desk, not a folding table?
In this read, Tata CLiQ's Rs. 1,599 Delite Kom Bunny, a metal free-standing table, was the cheapest listing on its shelf and the only one under Rs. 2,000; it published no rating. On Amazon the cheapest listings at Rs. 249 to Rs. 399 are folding bed and laptop tables rather than desks, and the cheapest standing desk-style listings start around Rs. 2,300 to Rs. 2,600 - the wow craft folding table at Rs. 2,298 with 5,878 ratings and the Wakefit at Rs. 2,568 with 8,632 are the two best-evidenced things near that price on either shelf. We have not assembled or sat at any of them, and 'engineered wood', 'metal frame' and every dimension here is the listing's own printed text.
Prices & codes last verified: September 30, 2026
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