PM Surya Ghar Muft Bijli Yojana is a central government scheme for residential rooftop solar. The published slab works like this:
| First 2 kW | ₹30,000 per kW |
|---|---|
| Third kW | ₹18,000 |
| Above 3 kW | No 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.
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.
We would rather set your expectations correctly than promise a date we do not control:
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.