Only the first two daughters of a mother are eligible to apply for the scheme. Applicants must meet age and educational requirements and fall within the specified family financial criteria.

Girls aged between 18-19 years can apply for the last installment. To receive this installment, it is mandatory for them to be enrolled in the voter list of Jharkhand, updated after January 1 of that year.

Applicants must submit self-attested copies of their birth certificate, Aadhaar (for both the girl and her mother), and a bank/post office account passbook. A self-declaration by the mother about eligibility is also required.

Applications must be submitted at the Child Development Project Officer's office in the applicant's area, either directly or through an Anganwadi worker.

The girl's parents should not be employed by or retired from central/state government positions, or receive a pension/family pension from government employment. Additionally, neither parent should be an income taxpayer.

Yes, orphaned girls must provide their parents' death certificates and an orphan certificate issued by the Child Welfare Committee. In this case, a legal guardian’s documentation will be accepted.

Physical verification of beneficiaries is conducted by a female supervisor at the Child Development Project Office. Upon eligibility confirmation, the District Social Welfare Officer reviews and approves applications.

Approved funds will be directly transferred to the beneficiary’s bank account via ABPS, NEFT, RTGS, or PFMS.

Currently, the process is manual, but plans are underway to transition to an online application system in the future.