Mukhyamantri Kanya Sumangala Yojana (Uttar Pradesh)
मुख्यमंत्री कन्या सुमंगला योजना
Quick answer
Uttar Pradesh pays a girl child ₹25,000 in six stages from birth to graduation — ₹5,000 at birth, ₹2,000 on full immunisation, ₹3,000 each on entering class 1 and class 6, ₹5,000 on entering class 9, and ₹7,000 on enrolling in a degree or two-year diploma. Family income must be ₹3 lakh or less.
Researched by Mirza Seraj BaigFacts last checked against official sources on 7 September 2026- What you get
- ₹25,000 per girl, paid one stage at a time by DBT: ₹5,000 at birth (girls born on or after 1 April 2019); ₹2,000 on completing full immunisation (girls not born before 1 April 2018); ₹3,000 on admission to class 1; ₹3,000 on admission to class 6; ₹5,000 on admission to class 9; and ₹7,000 on enrolling in a bachelor's degree or a certified diploma course of at least two years after passing class 10 or 12.
- Who it is for
- Girl children of families resident in Uttar Pradesh with annual income of ₹3 lakh or less and at most two children. Up to two girls per family are covered, with exceptions for twins and adopted orphan girls.
- Implemented by
- Department of Women and Child Development, Government of Uttar Pradesh
- Coverage
- State scheme — Uttar Pradesh
- Official portal
- mksy.up.gov.in ↗
Latest Kanya Sumangala Yojana updates
About 40 lakh applications received; 21 lakh girls paid ₹457 crore
The department's presentation as on 6 April 2025 reports around 40 lakh online applications and about 21 lakh girl children benefited with ₹457 crore through PFMS, under the six-stage structure totalling ₹25,000 per girl.
Portal launched
The MKSY web portal, developed under NIC Uttar Pradesh, was inaugurated by the Chief Minister with the Governor and the Union Minister for Women and Child Development.
Who is eligible for Kanya Sumangala Yojana?
Girl children of families resident in Uttar Pradesh with annual income of ₹3 lakh or less and at most two children. Up to two girls per family are covered, with exceptions for twins and adopted orphan girls.
- The family must be resident in Uttar Pradesh, shown by a ration card, Aadhaar, voter ID, electricity bill or telephone bill.
- The family's annual income must be ₹3 lakh or less.
- The family must have at most two children.
- At most two girls per family benefit. If the second delivery produces twin girls, all three girls are eligible; if a girl is born first and the second delivery produces twin girls, all three are eligible.
- An adopted orphan girl counts within the limit of two girls, including biological children.
- Stage 1 applies to girls born on or after 1 April 2019; stage 2 to girls not born before 1 April 2018.
Which documents are required for Kanya Sumangala Yojana?
Keep these 6 documents ready before you apply.
- Proof of Uttar Pradesh residence — ration card, Aadhaar, voter ID, electricity bill or telephone bill (submitted once, at first application)
- A latest photograph of the girl child (every stage)
- Stage 2: immunisation card
- Stages 3, 4 and 5: admission certificate for class 1, class 6 and class 9 respectively
- Stage 6: class 10 or 12 certificate or mark sheet, and the ID of the institution
- Parent or guardian Aadhaar and bank account details for DBT
How do you apply for Kanya Sumangala Yojana?
Applying takes 4 steps, set out below. The official portal is mksy.up.gov.in.
Check the girl's eligibility
The portal has an eligibility checker. Use it first — the date-of-birth cut-offs for stages 1 and 2 are strict.
Register on the portal
Create a citizen login on mksy.up.gov.in with your mobile number. If you registered earlier and lost the login ID, the portal can retrieve it.
Apply for the stage the girl has reached
Each stage is a separate application with its own document — the immunisation card for stage 2, the admission certificate for stages 3 to 5, the class 10 or 12 mark sheet and institution ID for stage 6. Residence proof is uploaded once.
Verification and payment
Applications are verified stage-wise and approved lists go through a district-level committee. Payment is made by DBT through PFMS into the bank account given.
How do you check your Kanya Sumangala Yojana status?
Checking your status takes 2 steps, set out below.
Log in to the citizen portal
Use your login ID and OTP. The dashboard shows each stage applied for and its status.
Recover a lost login ID
Use the find-login-ID page with your registered mobile number.
Why do Kanya Sumangala Yojana applications get rejected, and how do you fix them?
Most rejections and stuck payments come down to a handful of record mismatches. Find yours below.
- Girl born before the stage cut-off
- Stage 1 covers girls born on or after 1 April 2019; stage 2 covers girls not born before 1 April 2018. A girl born earlier can still apply for later stages as she reaches them.
- Family income above ₹3 lakh, or more than two children
- These are the scheme's limits and cannot be appealed on hardship grounds. Check that the income and family details entered match your certificates.
- Third girl claimed outside the twin exception
- A third girl qualifies only when the second delivery produced twin girls. Adopted orphan girls count within the two-girl limit.
- Wrong or missing stage document
- Each stage needs its own proof — immunisation card, the class admission certificate, or the class 10/12 mark sheet plus institution ID. Upload a clear copy of the right document for that stage.
- Bank account not receiving DBT
- Payment goes through PFMS to the account given. Make sure it is active and Aadhaar-seeded; ask the bank to correct the DBT mapping if a payment has failed.
Important links
All of these go to the official government portal. Bookmark them — copycat sites with similar names charge for what these do free.
| What you need | Official page |
|---|---|
| Official portal | mksy.up.gov.in ↗ |
| Check eligibility of a girl child | mksy.up.gov.in/women_welfare/citizen/check-eligibility.php ↗ |
| Citizen login / apply | mksy.up.gov.in/women_welfare/citizen/guest_login.php ↗ |
| Find a lost login ID | mksy.up.gov.in/women_welfare/find_loginid.php ↗ |
| Government orders | mksy.up.gov.in/women_welfare/gov_orders.php ↗ |
| Scheme presentation with stage amounts (PDF) | mksy.up.gov.in/women_welfare/pdf/MKSY-Presentation.pdf ↗ |
| Process flow (PDF) | www.mksy.up.gov.in/women_welfare/pdf/KSY-process-flow.pdf ↗ |
Frequently asked questions
How much does Kanya Sumangala Yojana pay in total?
₹25,000 per girl across six stages: ₹5,000 at birth, ₹2,000 on full immunisation, ₹3,000 on admission to class 1, ₹3,000 on admission to class 6, ₹5,000 on admission to class 9, and ₹7,000 on enrolling in a degree or a two-year diploma after class 10 or 12.
What is the income limit for Kanya Sumangala Yojana?
Family annual income must be ₹3 lakh or less.
How many girls in a family can get Kanya Sumangala?
Up to two, and the family must have at most two children. If the second delivery produces twin girls, all three girls qualify. An adopted orphan girl counts within the two.
Can I apply for all six stages at once?
No. Each stage is applied for as the girl reaches it, with the document for that stage. Residence proof is submitted only once.
How do I apply for Kanya Sumangala Yojana?
Check eligibility on mksy.up.gov.in, register a citizen login with your mobile number, and apply for the current stage with its document. Payment is made by DBT once the stage is verified.
Applying from your state
Kanya Sumangala Yojana is a central scheme, so it is open in every state and union territory. Verification, and the state-issued documents you may be asked for, differ by state.