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Mukhyamantri Kanya Sumangala Yojana

Rs 25,000 across 6 life-stages for UP's girl children

Government

State Government

Who it’s for

Girl Children (from birth to graduation)

Application mode

Online

Processing time

Verification by the District Probation Officer typically takes a few weeks per instalment claim.

Deadline / renewal

Register as early as possible after birth; each subsequent instalment must be claimed at the relevant life-stage.

What it provides

Conditional cash transfer of Rs 25,000 total across six life-stages (birth, class 1, class 6, class 9, class 12, graduation/diploma) to support education and welfare of the girl child.

Benefits breakdown

Birth/registrationRs 5,000Within 1 year of birth registration
1 year full immunisationRs 2,000On completion of immunisation schedule
Class 1 admissionRs 3,000On admission to Class 1
Class 6 admissionRs 3,000On admission to Class 6
Class 9 admissionRs 5,000On admission to Class 9
Class 12/graduation/diplomaRs 7,000On passing Class 12 and enrolling in graduation/2-year diploma course

Who’s eligible

Girl child(ren) — max. 2 per family (twins on 2nd delivery relaxed) — resident of UP, family annual income below Rs 3 lakh.

Documents required

  • Aadhaar card of girl child and parents
  • Birth certificate
  • Income certificate
  • Residence proof (UP domicile)
  • Bank passbook (preferably mother's account)
  • School enrolment/marksheet proof (for respective stage)

How to apply

Online

  1. Visit mksy.up.gov.in and register as a new user with mobile number and OTP verification
  2. Fill the application form with girl child, parent, income and bank details
  3. Upload required documents (Aadhaar, birth certificate, income certificate, bank passbook)
  4. Submit; note your registration number for tracking
  5. Log in again at each subsequent life-stage (Class 1, 6, 9, 12/graduation) to claim the next instalment with updated proof

Helpline

Available on mksy.up.gov.in helpdesk

FAQs

Is there a family size limit?

Yes — the benefit is capped at a maximum of 2 girls per family, with an exception if twin girls are born in the second delivery.

Last verified 31 August 2026