Kanya Sumangala Yojana 2026: Rs 25,000 Installment Dates and Status Check

In Uttar Pradesh, the government gives Rs 25,000 from a daughter’s birth to her graduation — but this money does not come at once; it comes in six stages. If you applied under the kanya sumangala yojana, you must have two questions in mind — when will my installment come, and what is my status? This article answers both questions.

We will tell you what the six stages of Rs 25,000 are, how much money comes in each stage, how to check status on mksy.up.gov.in, and what to do if the money has not arrived. At the end, the FAQ section answers your common questions too. So let us understand everything, one step at a time.

Scheme at a Glance (Quick Facts)

Detail	Information
Scheme name	Mukhyamantri Kanya Sumangala Yojana
State	Uttar Pradesh
Total assistance	Rs 25,000 (in 6 stages)
Eligibility	Girls born after April 1, 2019; income up to Rs 3 lakh
Per family	Maximum 2 daughters
Official portal	mksy.up.gov.in
Payment	DBT to Aadhaar-linked account

What Is Kanya Sumangala Yojana?

The Mukhyamantri Kanya Sumangala Yojana is the Uttar Pradesh government’s biggest scheme for daughters. It was launched in October 2019. The scheme aims to encourage the birth of girls, keep them in school, and reduce the financial burden of raising daughters on families.

Under the scheme, a total of Rs 25,000 is given in six stages from the daughter’s birth to her graduation. Each stage is tied to an important milestone in the girl’s life — birth, vaccination, Class 1, Class 6, Class 9, and admission to graduation.

What Is the Objective of the Scheme?

The Kanya Sumangala Yojana is not just about distributing money — it has several social objectives behind it. First, to encourage the birth of daughters and stop practices like female foeticide. Second, to ensure girls do not drop out of school — money at every educational milestone keeps families invested in keeping the daughter in school. Third, to reduce the economic burden of raising daughters on families.

The six-stage design is also well thought out — help arrives at every crucial turn from birth to graduation, so the daughter’s education journey never stops. That is why the last stage (Rs 7,000) is the biggest — it pushes the daughter toward higher education.

The 6 Stages of Rs 25,000 — How Much in Each Stage?

Stage	When it is given	Amount
Stage 1	On the birth of the daughter	Rs 5,000
Stage 2	On complete vaccination in 1 year	Rs 2,000
Stage 3	On admission to Class 1	Rs 3,000
Stage 4	On admission to Class 6	Rs 3,000
Stage 5	On admission to Class 9	Rs 5,000
Stage 6	On admission to graduation/diploma after 10th/12th	Rs 7,000
Total		Rs 25,000

Note: A separate claim must be made for each stage — the money does not come automatically. Claim on the portal for whichever stage’s condition is fulfilled (like admission to Class 1).

When Will the Installment Come? How Does Payment Happen?

This scheme does not have a “monthly installment” system — the money comes when a stage is completed. The process works like this:

Claim for the stage on the portal.
The District Probation Officer (DPO) verifies your documents.
After successful verification, the amount is sent via DBT directly to the Aadhaar-linked bank account.

The most common reasons for payment delays are errors in documents or the bank account not being linked with Aadhaar. Keep checking the status on the portal after applying — “Payment Released” means the money has been sent.

Kanya Sumangala Yojana Status Check — How to See Status?

Open the official website mksy.up.gov.in.
Click “Citizen Login”.
Select your district, enter your User ID, password and captcha to log in.
Go to “Application Status” or “Track Application”.
Enter your Application Reference Number or registered mobile number.
Your status will appear — Pending, Approved, Rejected — along with the payment position.

Forgot password? Click “Forgot Password” on the login page and create a new password with your registered mobile number or email.

Money Not Received? These Could Be the Reasons

1. DPO verification pending — Verification by the District Probation Officer takes time. If the status shows “Under Verification”, wait.

2. Blurry or wrong documents — The most common reason for form rejection. Re-upload clear and correct documents.

3. Bank account not linked with Aadhaar — DBT money comes only to Aadhaar-linked accounts. Visit your bank and confirm the link.

4. Income certificate issue — The income certificate is mandatory and its number is verified through the e-District system. A wrong or old certificate causes rejection.

5. Claiming the wrong stage — A claim for a stage whose condition is not fulfilled will not be accepted. For example, the fifth stage money will not come without admission to Class 9.

Why Is Stage 6 Special?

In stage 6, Rs 7,000 is given — the biggest single amount. It comes when the daughter passes Class 10th or 12th and takes admission in a graduation (bachelor’s) or at least a two-year certified diploma course in the current academic year.

The special thing is that an adult daughter can apply for this stage herself — from her own bank account. So even if the parents did not apply in the earlier stages, the daughter can claim this Rs 7,000 herself at graduation time. For this, the 10th/12th marksheet and college admission proof are needed.

Who Is Eligible for This Scheme?

The daughter and family must be permanent residents of Uttar Pradesh
The daughter must be born after April 1, 2019
Annual family income must not exceed Rs 3 lakh
A maximum of 2 daughters per family can benefit
Twin daughters get relaxation — if twins are born in the second delivery, all three are eligible
An adopted daughter is also eligible (with valid documents)
The daughter’s birth certificate is mandatory

Documents Required

Daughter’s birth certificate
Aadhaar cards of the daughter and parents
Residence certificate (of Uttar Pradesh)
Income certificate (mandatory)
Bank passbook (Aadhaar-linked account)
Passport-size photo
Vaccination card (for the second stage)
School admission proof (for education stages)

How to Apply Online?

Open mksy.up.gov.in.
Click “New Registration” and register with mobile OTP.
Fill in parents’ and family information.
Enter the daughter’s details and birth information.
Fill in bank account details.
Upload documents and select the applicable stage.
Submit the form — keep the Application ID safe.

If you have trouble applying online, you can take help from an Anganwadi centre or an authorised Jan Seva Kendra — the Anganwadi worker can fill the online form on your behalf. There is no last date for application — applications happen throughout the year. Fill all information correctly in the form, because wrong information delays verification.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

1. How much total money is given in kanya sumangala yojana?

A total of Rs 25,000 — in six stages: Rs 5,000 at birth, Rs 2,000 on vaccination, Rs 3,000 in Class 1, Rs 3,000 in Class 6, Rs 5,000 in Class 9, and Rs 7,000 on graduation/diploma admission.

2. What is the fastest way to check installment status?

On mksy.up.gov.in, do Citizen Login and enter your Application Reference Number or mobile number in Application Status.

3. Does the money come every month?

No. This scheme does not pay monthly — the money comes when a stage is completed, after DPO verification, via DBT.

4. How many daughters per family can benefit?

A maximum of 2 daughters. But if twins are born in the second delivery, all three daughters are eligible.

5. Can a daughter born before 2019 apply?

No. The scheme is only for daughters born after April 1, 2019.

6. Why does the form get rejected?

The most common reasons: blurry/wrong documents, income certificate issues, or the bank account not being linked with Aadhaar.

7. Can the daughter apply herself?

Yes — an adult daughter can apply herself from her own bank account, but only for stage 6 (graduation/diploma).

8. What is the last date to apply?

There is no fixed last date — applications happen throughout the year on mksy.up.gov.in.

9. Do I need to apply separately for each stage?

Yes. The money does not come automatically — you must claim on the portal for whichever stage’s condition is fulfilled, with that stage’s documents.

10. What is DPO verification?

The District Probation Officer verifies your application and documents. Only after successful verification is the money sent via DBT.

11. Is there any fee for applying?

No. Applying on mksy.up.gov.in is completely free. If any agent or shop asks for money to fill the form, do not pay — take help from your nearest Anganwadi centre instead.

Note: GramSuvidha is a private information portal, not a government website. Before taking any final decision related to application or payment, please verify the information on the official portal mksy.up.gov.in.