Rajasthan 150 Unit Nishulk Bijli Yojana (Solar Rooftop Free Electricity Scheme) MCQ - Practice Questions with Answers

Statement 1 is correct because the eligible pool comes from consumers already registered under the Mukhyamantri Nishulk Bijli Yojana. Statement 2 is also correct because, after the eligibility and consent steps, the consumer applies through the PM Surya Ghar portal and chooses a registered vendor for installation. Hence both statements are correct.

The specified minimum rooftop plant is 1.1 kW, and it is linked to up to 150 free electricity units per month. The relief is therefore delivered through rooftop solar generation rather than as a stand-alone cash payment, making option A the only pair with both figures and the delivery mode correct.

The minimum 1.1 kW rooftop plant costs about ₹50,000. Central financial assistance contributes ₹33,000 and Rajasthan contributes ₹17,000; together they total ₹50,000. Option B preserves both the correct source of each component and the arithmetic needed to cover the stated plant cost.

All four statements are correct. The Cabinet approval came on 29 February 2024 with a ₹75,021 crore outlay for one crore households; the subsidy reaches a capped ₹78,000 at 3 kW or above; collateral-free loans at around 7% cover systems up to 3 kW; and the design includes one model solar village in every district. Therefore the correct count is four.

PM Surya Ghar is the nationwide parent programme approved for one crore households and free electricity up to 300 units per month. Rajasthan builds on that framework by adding ₹17,000 in state assistance to the central support and linking its minimum 1.1 kW rooftop route to up to 150 free units. Option D alone preserves both levels of government and both benefit ceilings.