Central and state solar subsidy schemes in India change periodically, so the specific numbers are worth confirming directly before you budget around them — but the general structure has stayed fairly consistent.
Residential rooftop subsidies are typically tiered by system size, with a higher subsidy percentage on the first few kW and a lower (or no) subsidy beyond a certain capacity.
Applications usually route through a government portal and require an empanelled installer, along with documentation like your electricity connection details and property ownership proof.
Processing times vary by state and season — applying early in the financial year, before scheme budgets are exhausted, generally leads to faster approval.
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