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Sukanya Samriddhi Yojana Calculator — SSY Maturity Amount

Enter the yearly deposit, your daughter's age and the interest rate to see the maturity amount, interest earned and the balance at 18.

सालाना जमा, बेटी की उम्र और ब्याज दर डालें — मैच्योरिटी रकम, ब्याज और 18 साल पर बैलेंस जानें।

100% private — runs in your browser · Last Updated: October 2026
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Maturity amount (after 21 years)
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Total deposited (15 years)
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Maturity year / girl's age
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Balance when she turns 18 (50% can be withdrawn)
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Quick Tips

Deposit before 5 April to earn the full year's interest
Deposit at least ₹250 every year to avoid default
Use the 50% withdrawal at 18 for higher education
Claim 80C if you use the old tax regime
Check the rate every quarter
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Quick Answer

With the Sukanya Samriddhi Yojana you deposit for 15 years and the account matures 21 years after opening. At the current 8.2% rate, depositing the maximum ₹1,50,000 every year (₹22.5 lakh in total) grows to about ₹71,82,119 at maturity — roughly ₹49.3 lakh of tax-free interest. Depositing ₹1,000 a month (₹12,000 a year) grows to about ₹5,74,570. The rate is reviewed every quarter, so the final amount can differ.

What is a Sukanya Samriddhi Calculator?

The Sukanya Samriddhi Yojana (SSY, सुकन्या समृद्धि योजना) is a government-backed savings scheme for the girl child, launched in 2015 under the Beti Bachao Beti Padhao campaign. It offers one of the highest interest rates among small savings schemes, complete tax exemption and a sovereign guarantee. A Sukanya Samriddhi calculator shows what your yearly deposits will grow to by the time the account matures — and how much will be available when your daughter turns 18 and needs money for college.

This free tool follows the scheme's structure exactly: deposits for 15 years, maturity 21 years after opening, and yearly compounding. It shows the maturity amount, the interest earned, the year and age at maturity, the balance at 18, a chart and a full year-by-year table.

Key Features

  • Maturity amount in rupees and lakh.
  • Total deposited and interest earned.
  • Maturity year and your daughter's age at maturity.
  • Balance at 18, when up to 50% can be withdrawn for education.
  • Year-by-year table with her age in each year.
  • Any rate, so you can test a lower future rate.

How to Use It

  1. Enter the yearly deposit — between ₹250 and ₹1,50,000. For a monthly plan, multiply by 12.
  2. Enter your daughter's age when the account opens (0 to 10).
  3. Keep the interest rate at 8.2% or enter another to test.
  4. Enter the year the account opens.
  5. Read the maturity amount, interest, maturity year and balance at 18.

How SSY Maturity is Calculated

For each of the 21 years: Balance = (Previous balance + This year's deposit) × (1 + rate). Deposits are added only in years 1 to 15; in years 16 to 21 the balance simply grows. The calculator assumes each deposit is made at the start of the financial year, before 5 April, so it earns interest for the whole year.

Example: ₹1,50,000 deposited every year at 8.2%:

  • Total deposited over 15 years: ₹22,50,000
  • Balance after 15 years: about ₹44,75,989
  • Maturity after 21 years: about ₹71,82,119
  • Tax-free interest: about ₹49,32,119

Notice that the last six years, with no deposits at all, add more than ₹27 lakh. That is compounding doing the heavy lifting.

SSY Maturity at 8.2%

Yearly depositMonthly equivalentTotal depositedMaturity amount
₹12,000₹1,000₹1,80,000₹5,74,570
₹60,000₹5,000₹9,00,000₹28,72,848
₹1,00,000₹8,333₹15,00,000₹47,88,079
₹1,50,000₹12,500₹22,50,000₹71,82,119

The maturity is a little over three times the amount deposited at the current rate. If the rate fell to 7.6% for the whole period, the maximum deposit would mature at about ₹65.9 lakh — still a strong result, but a reminder that the rate can change.

Sukanya Samriddhi Yojana Rules at a Glance

RuleDetail
Who can openParent or legal guardian of a girl below 10 years
AccountsOne per girl; two per family (more for twins/triplets)
Deposit₹250 minimum, ₹1,50,000 maximum per financial year
Deposit period15 years from opening
Maturity21 years from opening
InterestSet quarterly by the government; credited yearly
Partial withdrawalUp to 50% for education after age 18 or Class 10
Premature closureFor marriage after 18, and certain other cases
Missed depositRevive with ₹250 per missed year + ₹50 penalty per year

Rules are notified by the Ministry of Finance and can be amended. Confirm the latest details at your post office or bank before opening an account.

The Balance at 18: Planning for College

For many families the most important number is not the maturity amount but the money available when their daughter starts higher education. Once she turns 18 or passes Class 10, up to 50% of the balance at the end of the previous financial year can be withdrawn for education. The calculator shows the balance in the year she turns 18.

For example, if the account is opened at birth with ₹1,50,000 a year, the balance after 18 years is about ₹56.7 lakh, so up to roughly ₹28 lakh could be withdrawn for college. If the account is opened at age 3, she turns 18 in year 15 and the balance is about ₹44.8 lakh. Opening early gives the money more time to compound before it is needed.

Tax Benefits: Why SSY is EEE

  • Deposit: deductible under Section 80C, up to ₹1.5 lakh a year combined with other 80C investments — only in the old tax regime.
  • Interest: tax-free every year.
  • Maturity: fully tax-free.

Even if you use the new tax regime and cannot claim 80C, the interest and maturity remain tax-free — which makes SSY's 8.2% equivalent to a much higher pre-tax return for someone in the 20% or 30% bracket. Compare your regimes with our Income Tax Calculator.

SSY vs PPF vs Mutual Fund SIP

SSYPPFEquity SIP
Return8.2% (govt-set)7.1% (govt-set)Market-linked
RiskSovereign guaranteeSovereign guaranteeMarket risk
Lock-in21 years (partial at 18)15 yearsNone (ELSS 3 years)
Tax on returnsTax-freeTax-freeCapital gains tax
WhoGirl child onlyAnyoneAnyone

Many parents use SSY as the safe, guaranteed core of a daughter's education fund and add an equity SIP for extra growth. See our PPF Calculator and SIP Calculator to compare.

How to Open an SSY Account

  1. Visit a post office or an authorised bank branch (most large public and private banks offer SSY).
  2. Fill in the SSY account opening form with the girl's and guardian's details.
  3. Attach the girl's birth certificate, and the parent's or guardian's identity and address proof (such as Aadhaar and PAN) and photographs.
  4. Make the first deposit — at least ₹250 — in cash, cheque or online where supported.
  5. Collect the passbook. Many banks then let you deposit through net banking.

The account can be transferred anywhere in India if you move city, free of charge with proof of the change of address.

Does the Opening Age Change the Maturity?

Not the amount — the maturity depends on deposits and rate, not age, because the account always runs 21 years from opening. What changes is when the money arrives. Open at birth and the account matures when she is 21; open at age 8 and it matures at 29. For a goal like college at 18, an earlier start means a bigger balance at 18. If your daughter is already 8 or 9, consider pairing SSY with a shorter-term option for the education years.

Tips to Get the Most From SSY

  • Deposit early in the financial year — before 5 April — so the money earns interest for all 12 months.
  • Open the account as early as possible; it matures 21 years from opening, not at a fixed age.
  • Set up auto-debit through your bank to avoid missing the minimum deposit.
  • Keep the passbook updated and check the interest credit each year.
  • Plan the 18-year withdrawal alongside other savings for college.

Common Mistakes

  • Assuming the rate is fixed for 21 years — it is reviewed every quarter.
  • Depositing late in the year — you lose months of interest.
  • Missing the minimum deposit — the account goes into default.
  • Thinking maturity is at age 21 — it is 21 years after opening.

Why Use This Sukanya Samriddhi Calculator?

The SSY's long, two-phase structure — 15 years of deposits, then six years of pure growth — makes it hard to estimate in your head. This calculator handles the whole 21-year timeline, shows the balance at the age that matters for college and lets you test a lower rate in one tap. It is free, needs no sign-up and runs entirely in your browser. Nothing you enter is stored or sent anywhere, so you can try as many deposit amounts and rates as you like.

Sukanya Samriddhi Calculator — Key Facts

Interest rate8.2% a year (Oct–Dec 2026), compounded yearly
Deposit₹250 to ₹1,50,000 per financial year
Deposit period15 years from opening
Maturity21 years from opening
Example₹1.5 lakh/yr → ≈ ₹71.82 lakh
TaxEEE — 80C deduction (old regime), tax-free interest and maturity

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Sukanya Samriddhi Yojana interest rate?

8.2% a year for October–December 2026, compounded yearly. The government reviews small savings rates every quarter, so the rate applying to your account can change over its life.

How much will I get if I deposit ₹1.5 lakh a year in SSY?

At 8.2%, ₹1,50,000 a year for 15 years (₹22.5 lakh deposited) grows to about ₹71,82,119 at maturity, 21 years after opening. That is roughly ₹49.3 lakh of interest.

How much will ₹1,000 a month become in SSY?

₹1,000 a month is ₹12,000 a year. Deposited for 15 years at 8.2%, it grows to about ₹5,74,570 at maturity, with ₹1,80,000 deposited.

Who can open an SSY account?

A parent or legal guardian can open it for a girl child below 10 years. One account per girl, and at most two accounts per family, with an exception for twins or triplets.

For how many years do I deposit in SSY?

Deposits are made for the first 15 years from the date of opening. After that no deposits are needed, but the balance keeps earning interest until maturity at 21 years.

When does a Sukanya account mature?

21 years from the date of opening. If you open it when your daughter is 3, it matures when she is 24.

Can I withdraw money from SSY before maturity?

Up to 50% of the balance at the end of the previous financial year can be withdrawn for her education once she turns 18 or passes Class 10. The account can also be closed early for her marriage after she turns 18, and in a few other cases allowed by the rules.

Is SSY tax-free?

Yes. Deposits qualify for deduction under Section 80C (up to ₹1.5 lakh, old tax regime only), and both the interest and the maturity amount are tax-free — an exempt-exempt-exempt (EEE) investment.

What if I miss a yearly deposit?

If the minimum ₹250 is not deposited in a year, the account becomes a defaulted account. It can be revived by paying ₹250 for each missed year plus a penalty of ₹50 per year.

What is the minimum and maximum deposit?

Minimum ₹250 and maximum ₹1,50,000 in a financial year. You can deposit in one go or in several instalments.

Why does the calculator assume deposits at the start of the year?

Interest is calculated on the lowest balance between the 5th and the end of each month. Depositing early in the financial year (before 5 April) earns interest for the whole year, which is what the calculator assumes. Depositing later earns slightly less.

Where can I open an SSY account?

At any post office or authorised bank branch, with the girl's birth certificate and the parent's ID and address proof.

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