Check Your Eligibility for Indian Govt. Schemes Instantly

India's statutory compliance landscape is genuinely complex. A salaried individual in Karnataka must track at least four separate obligations — professional tax (₹200/month if earning above ₹15,000), EPF, ESI, and potentially LWF contributions — while simultaneously evaluating whether the New Tax Regime (default from FY 2025-26 with a ₹4 lakh basic exemption) or the Old Tax Regime (with 80C deductions up to ₹1.5 lakh) results in lower liability. Add to this the state-specific pension eligibility age, which varies from 58 years in Andhra Pradesh to 65 years in Jharkhand, and the domicile residency requirement, which ranges from 3 years in Delhi to 15 years in Maharashtra — and it is clear why millions of Indians make avoidable errors every year. We built EligibilityTools.in because the right answer to most of these questions already exists in a government gazette or a Finance Act section. It simply isn't accessible. Our tools close that gap: we read the source legislation, encode the conditions as deterministic rule-based logic, and give you the answer in 30 seconds rather than after 30 minutes of navigation across government portals. What makes our approach different: Unlike AI chatbots that produce plausible-sounding but unverifiable answers, every result from our tools can be traced back to a specific statutory source — a section of the Income Tax Act, 1961, an NSAP circular, a state-specific Professional Tax Act, or an official Gazette notification. We show you the source, the rule, and the threshold. The logic is deterministic — the same inputs always produce the same output, with no randomness. Our coverage across 28 states and 8 Union Territories includes: old age pension eligibility amounts (ranging from ₹600/month in Madhya Pradesh to ₹3,500/month in Andhra Pradesh under the combined IGNOAPS central + state top-up structure); professional tax slabs for all 19 states that levy it; domicile certificate requirements for all Indian states and UTs; Labour Welfare Fund applicability for the 14 states that have enacted LWF Acts; GST registration thresholds under CGST Act, 2017; and PMAY-Urban 2.0 subsidy eligibility under the EWS/LIG/MIG income slabs. Our editorial team reviews all tools within 48 hours of any Union Budget announcement or CBDT circular. Every guide displays a "Fact-Checked" date so you know exactly how current the information is. We do not rely on third-party summaries or news interpretations — only primary sources.