Sojat — large meat breed of goats from Rajasthan (India). Tall, massive, well-muscled animal with pronounced meat type of constitution. Height at withers: bucks 850–1050 mm, does 750–900 mm. Body length 850–1100 mm. Weight of adult bucks 65–90 kg (average 75–82 kg), does 45–65 kg (average 52–58 kg). Head relatively large, wide in the frontal part, profile straight or slightly convex. Ears long, drooping, slightly twisted at the ends (180–260 mm). Polledness 85–90 %. Horns (in 10–15 %) short, thick, directed backward and upward (80–150 mm). Coat short (10–25 mm), coarse, shiny, undercoat absent. Dominant color — completely white (snow-white); light cream/beige bloom on head and ears in young is allowed, disappearing with age. Skin thick, darkly pigmented. Neck short, powerful, especially in bucks, with a 'collar' of long coarse hair. Body deep, barrel-shaped, back straight and wide. Chest depth 380–460 mm. Limbs strong, medium length, hooves black. Tail short (150–220 mm), thin, often with a fat pad at the base. Differs from desi goat by greater mass, meat type, high polledness and pure white color; from Marwari — by absence of spots on head/ears and better meatiness.