UP Yojana for Girls & Women 2026 – Full List

Uttar Pradesh runs several separate schemes for girls and women, not one single programme — which is why searching “ladkiyo ke liye yojana UP 2026” turns up confusing, scattered results. This page brings together every major active UP scheme for girls in one place, with the real amount, eligibility and where to apply for each, so you can figure out which ones your daughter or you actually qualify for. Last updated: 10.07.2026.

UP schemes for girls — quick comparison

1. Mukhyamantri Kanya Sumangala Yojana (MKSY) — the flagship

This is the most searched, most comprehensive UP scheme for girls. It pays ₹25,000 total per girl child, enhanced from ₹15,000 in 2024, released across 6 DBT installments tied to life stages: birth, vaccination, Class 1 admission, Class 6 admission, Class 9 admission, and finally graduation/diploma admission.

• Eligibility: UP resident; family annual income ≤ ₹3 lakh; maximum 2 girl children per family (twins and adopted orphan girls have special provisions).
• Documents: Aadhaar, domicile certificate, income certificate, birth certificate, bank details, photo.
• Apply: mksy.up.gov.in | Helpline: 1800-180-5145

For the full detailed guide on MKSY — stage-by-stage documents, exact application walkthrough — see our dedicated UP Kanya Sumangala Yojana 2026 post.

2. Kanya Vidya Dhan Yojana

A one-time ₹30,000 award for girl students who pass Class 12 (CBSE or UP Board) with merit or distinction.

• Eligibility: UP resident; passed 12th from CBSE or UP Board with merit; BPL girls given preference. Income-limit figures in circulation for this scheme vary and look dated in places — confirm the current threshold with your school before assuming you don’t qualify.
• How to apply: Through the school where you passed Class 12, not a self-service online form the way MKSY works.

Full details: UP Kanya Vidya Dhan Yojana 2026.

3. Rani Laxmibai Free Scooty Yojana (new for 2026)

A newly announced scheme with a ₹400 crore allocation, giving free scooties to meritorious girl students. Phase 1 covers final-year Graduation and Postgraduation students, with reported cutoffs around 75-85%+ marks, a tentative income limit of ₹2.5 lakh/year, and preference for rural/EWS applicants. Since this launched in 2026, treat the exact cutoffs and rollout timeline as still firming up — check the UP government portal for the current phase’s precise numbers before assuming you qualify based on last cycle’s figures.

4. Nirashrit Mahila Pension Yojana

Not girl-child specific, but relevant to the same “women’s welfare” search intent — this pays ₹1,000/month (₹500 state share + ₹500 central NSAP share), quarterly, to women aged 18+ who have no livelihood support: divorced, abandoned, separated, or unmarried women without male family support.

• Eligibility: Family income ≤ ₹2 lakh/year.
• Apply: sspy-up.gov.in

A note on older schemes you may have heard of

Bhagya Laxmi Yojana (₹50,000 at birth to the mother + staged education support up to Class 12 + maturity payout) is still referenced on some sites, but its current active status alongside the enhanced MKSY isn’t entirely clear as of this update — if you’re specifically looking for Bhagya Laxmi, verify directly with your local Anganwadi or the Women & Child Development office whether it’s still accepting applications, since MKSY may have effectively absorbed its role.

How to pick the right scheme for your situation

1. Newborn or young girl child: Register for MKSY as early as possible — it’s the broadest, most staged benefit and covers birth through higher education admission.
2. Just passed Class 12 with good marks: Check Kanya Vidya Dhan through your school, and if you’re heading into final-year Graduation/PG later, watch for the Rani Laxmibai Scooty scheme’s next phase.
3. Widowed, divorced, or unsupported woman: Nirashrit Mahila Pension is the relevant scheme, not the girl-child schemes above.

Frequently asked questions

Can a family register more than 2 daughters under MKSY?
No — MKSY caps benefits at 2 living girl children per family, with special provisions for twins or an adopted orphan girl.

Is Kanya Vidya Dhan the same as Kanya Sumangala?
No — they’re separate. MKSY is a multi-stage benefit from birth through higher education; Kanya Vidya Dhan is a single ₹30,000 award specifically for meritorious Class 12 pass girls.

Where do I check MKSY application status?
On mksy.up.gov.in, using your registration details.

Important links

If you’re not sure which scheme applies to your family, start with MKSY if you have a young daughter — it’s the widest-reaching and the one most families end up qualifying for first.

Written By: GD Sarkari Naukri Desk

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