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Solar Subsidy in Jodhpur

What the PM Surya Ghar rooftop solar subsidy actually pays, who qualifies, which documents you need, and how the money reaches your account — for homeowners in Jodhpur.

What the central subsidy pays

PM Surya Ghar Muft Bijli Yojana is a central government scheme for residential rooftop solar. The published slab works like this:

Central subsidy slab for residential rooftop solar. Verify current rates at pmsuryaghar.gov.in before relying on them.
First 2 kW₹30,000 per kW
Third kW₹18,000
Above 3 kWNo additional central subsidy — the cap applies
Maximum payable₹78,000

Two consequences worth understanding before you choose a system size. A 3 kW system attracts the full ₹78,000, which makes it the most subsidy-efficient size available. And a 10 kW system also attracts ₹78,000 — not more — so on larger projects the subsidy covers a much smaller share of the cost. Budget on the gross figure and treat the subsidy as a reimbursement that arrives later.

Current rules, rates and the application portal are at pmsuryaghar.gov.in. Government schemes change; check the portal rather than trusting any installer's website, including this one.

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Rajasthan state subsidy — to be confirmed. Some sources indicate Rajasthan provides an additional state-level subsidy on top of the central amount for residential rooftop systems. [VERIFY: confirm the current amount, eligibility and application route with the Rajasthan state portal or JdVVNL, then publish the exact figure here. Until it is confirmed, do not quote an amount to a customer.]

Who is eligible

  • You are a domestic consumer with a valid JdVVNL electricity connection
  • You own the roof, or have the owner's written consent to install on it
  • The modules are on the MNRE ALMM approved list
  • The installation is done through a registered vendor and net metering is approved
  • You have a bank account for the credit

Documents you will need

  • Recent JdVVNL electricity bill showing your consumer number
  • Identity proof and address proof
  • Proof of property ownership, or the owner's consent letter
  • Bank account details and a cancelled cheque or passbook copy for the credit
  • Photograph of the installed system and the commissioning report (we provide these)

How the money actually reaches you

This is the part most commonly misunderstood, so plainly: the subsidy is not a discount on your invoice. You pay the installer the agreed amount. After the system is installed, inspected by JdVVNL and commissioned with a net meter, the subsidy claim is submitted and the government credits the amount directly to your bank account.

That means you need the full project cost available up front, with the subsidy arriving afterwards. Any installer offering to "adjust the subsidy in the bill" is either financing it themselves, in which case ask what that costs you, or describing something that does not match how the scheme works.

Where applications get stuck

We would rather set your expectations correctly than promise a date we do not control:

  • Name mismatches. The electricity connection, the property document and the bank account should be in the same name. Mismatches are the single most common cause of rejection, and they are far easier to resolve before filing than after.
  • Non-ALMM modules. If the panels are not on the approved list, the claim fails. This is why the model number appears on your quote.
  • DISCOM inspection scheduling and net-meter availability. Entirely government-side.
  • Portal processing time. Also government-side, and variable.

We prepare and file the application and chase it. We do not control approval or disbursal timing, and we will not quote you a guaranteed date for either.

Common Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

PM Surya Ghar Muft Bijli Yojana is a central government scheme for residential rooftop solar. The published slab is ₹30,000 per kW for the first 2 kW and ₹18,000 for the third kW, capped at ₹78,000 for systems of 3 kW and above. You need a valid domestic electricity connection and your own roof. The subsidy is released by the government directly to your bank account after installation and DISCOM inspection — it is not a discount we apply to the invoice. Current rules are published at pmsuryaghar.gov.in.
No. You pay the full agreed amount to the installer, and the government credits the subsidy directly to your bank account after installation, DISCOM inspection and commissioning. Plan your budget on the gross cost and treat the subsidy as a reimbursement.
It depends on DISCOM inspection scheduling and portal processing, both of which are government-side. We file promptly and follow up, but we will not quote a guaranteed date for something we do not control. Any installer who does is guessing.
Not beyond 3 kW. The central subsidy is capped at ₹78,000, which a 3 kW system already reaches. A 10 kW system receives the same ₹78,000, so the subsidy covers a much smaller proportion of a larger project.
Yes. For PM Surya Ghar the modules must come from the MNRE ALMM (Approved List of Models and Manufacturers). We only quote ALMM-listed modules for subsidy-eligible installations, and the exact model number appears on your quote so you can check it yourself.
Yes — the portal is open to consumers directly at pmsuryaghar.gov.in. Most homeowners prefer the installer to handle it because the technical documentation, commissioning report and DISCOM coordination come from the installation side anyway.

We file the subsidy paperwork for you

Application, DISCOM coordination and documentation handled as part of the installation. You supply the documents; we do the filing.