Mukhyamantri Kanya Sumangala Yojana Status Check 2026 (UP)

Reviewed on: 2026-06-19.

Mukhyamantri Kanya Sumangala Yojana (MKSY) is Uttar Pradesh's conditional cash transfer scheme for girl children, covering birth through higher education. The most common question at district offices is: “I applied months ago - where is the money?” This guide shows you how to check your application and installment status from any phone or computer.

The scheme structures its support as six separate installments, each released only after the family meets the eligibility condition for that stage. The portal was last updated on 01 July 2025 and confirms the following stage-wise breakdown:

The total across all six stages comes to Rs 25,000 per girl child. These are the figures confirmed on mksy.up.gov.in as of the date of this review. However, the UP government has revised the benefit structure in the past, so verify the current amounts on the official portal before relying on any figure.

The scheme covers a maximum of two girls per family, with separate provisions for twins and adopted orphan girls.

Before checking status, confirm that the application was submitted with correct eligibility details. The portal states these conditions:

• The family must be a resident of Uttar Pradesh with proof of address
• Annual family income must not exceed Rs 3,00,000
• Maximum two girls per family are covered
• The family must not have more than two living children (with exceptions for twin births and adoption)
• Each installment application must be filed in the relevant academic year; late submissions for older children may be rejected

A unique mobile number is mandatory. The portal warns that duplicate applications for the same girl child will result in rejection of all linked applications.

Go to mksy.up.gov.in/women_welfare/citizen/guest_login.php in Chrome or Edge. On a phone, use Chrome in desktop mode for best results.

Enter your registered mobile number, password, and the CAPTCHA digits shown on screen. Click the OTP button; an SMS OTP will arrive on your phone.

Enter the OTP to access your personal dashboard. Your application records appear there, one per stage. The status field shows whether each stage is pending, under verification, approved, or payment processed. If a stage shows “payment processed” but the money has not arrived, check the DBT money not credited guide before calling the district office.

The portal provides two recovery options from the login page itself:

• Forgot Password - click this link, enter your registered mobile number, and follow the OTP-based reset flow
• Find Your Login ID - go to mksy.up.gov.in/women_welfare/find_loginid.php, enter the required details, and retrieve your login identifier

If the mobile number you registered with is no longer active, the portal also offers a “Change Mobile” option on the login page. You will need to visit your district office with original documents to exercise this option, as the change requires officer-level verification.

To see whether applications in your district are being processed, the portal publishes an aggregate report at mksy.up.gov.in/women_welfare/district_wise_officer_report_citizen.php. It does not show your individual application but indicates whether processing is active or stalled in your area.

The login page carries a “First Time User - Register Yourself” section for new applicants. Keep these ready:

1. Aadhaar card of the parent or guardian
2. Proof of UP residency (ration card, electricity bill, or voter ID)
3. Birth certificate or discharge certificate of the girl child (Stages 1 and 2)
4. School enrolment certificate (Stages 3 to 5)
5. College or institute admission letter (Stage 6)
6. Bank account details for DBT transfer and a recent passport-size photograph

Ensure your Aadhaar is active and your bank account is Aadhaar-seeded before submitting. Check the Aadhaar status and update guide if there is any doubt, as Aadhaar seeding failures are the most common reason an approved payment never arrives.

The portal's stated conditions point to four recurring problems:

• Duplicate application - if the same girl child appears in two or more applications, all linked applications may be rejected
• Income proof mismatch - the certificate must show income below Rs 3,00,000 in the format accepted by UP Revenue Department
• Late enrolment application - each stage must be filed in the same academic year as enrolment
• Bank account not Aadhaar-linked - DBT payments require an Aadhaar-seeded account; a missing link causes silent failure at the bank

If payment was approved but never arrived, the scholarship status guide covers the UP state DBT pipeline in detail, as MKSY payments travel the same route. Families in other states should note that MKSY is UP-specific; Bihar's equivalent is covered in the Kanya Utthan status guide and West Bengal's in the Kanyashree status guide.

The portal does not publish a fixed processing timeline. Applications pass through block, district, and directorate levels before approval. In practice, processing can take several weeks to a few months depending on the stage and the officer workload in your district. The district-wise processed application status page on the portal gives a sense of current throughput in your area.

“Approved” means the district officer has cleared the file. The payment then enters the state DBT pipeline and is credited to your Aadhaar-seeded bank account. First confirm that your account is Aadhaar-seeded at the bank. If it is and the payment is still missing, contact the Block Development Officer or District Probation Officer with your application reference number.

No. Each stage requires a fresh application with the relevant eligibility document for that stage. You cannot apply for Stages 3 and 4 together; Stage 4 requires enrolment in Class 6 and must be applied in the year of that enrolment. Each stage is a separate submission on the portal.

You will need to contact your district Women and Child Development office with the original birth certificate and a correction request. Corrections of this kind cannot be done online; an officer must update the record in the backend system.

Some internal portal pages return errors depending on session state or browser settings. Use the homepage mksy.up.gov.in/women_welfare/index.php and navigate from there, rather than using a bookmarked or shared sub-link. If the problem persists, clear your browser cache and try again in Chrome or Edge.

The portal does not advertise an official dedicated mobile app as of this review. Use the citizen portal website in your mobile browser. Be cautious of third-party apps claiming to provide MKSY status; use only the official government portal at mksy.up.gov.in.

Any natural guardian (mother, father) or legal guardian can apply. There is no restriction to mothers only. Ensure the guardian's Aadhaar and bank account details match the application exactly.

A unique mobile number is mandatory. If you do not have one, a Common Service Centre (CSC) can help you complete the online application, but the number linked to the account must be one you can access for future OTPs.

File an RTI to: the District Probation Officer, Women and Child Development Department, Uttar Pradesh.

• What is the current status of my MKSY application bearing reference number , submitted on for Stage of the scheme? * Why has the installment for Stage not been credited to my bank account (Account No: ) despite the application showing “approved” status on the portal? * What is the total number of MKSY applications received and approved in district for the financial year 2025-26, and how many remain pending?
• What is the exact process and timeline for rectifying a rejected MKSY application where the rejection reason cited was income proof or duplicate application?
• What officer is designated as the First Appellate Authority for grievances under the Mukhyamantri Kanya Sumangala Yojana in this district?

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• Mukhyamantri Kanya Sumangala Yojana official portal - homepage (scheme description, stage-wise amounts, eligibility criteria, last updated 01 July 2025 - verified 19 June 2026)
• MKSY Citizen Services Portal - login page (citizen login fields, OTP process, registration and recovery options - verified 19 June 2026)
• MKSY Find Your Login ID page (login ID recovery via CAPTCHA - verified 19 June 2026)
• MKSY District-wise Processed Application Status (aggregate district processing data - verified 19 June 2026)

By Dr. Shrawan Kumar Pathak