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How to Update Details in NPS Account?

How to Change Personal Details in an NPS Account through the eNPS Portal?

What Details Can You Update in an NPS Account through the eNPS Portal?

Updating Mobile or Telephone Number and Email ID Details in NPS Account through eNPS Portal

Updating Aadhaar Card Details

Updating Address Details in NPS Account

Updating Scheme Preference Details in NPS Account

Generating a New IPIN Online

How to Update Nominee in NPS

How to Seek Additional Information Regarding the Update Process

Updating NPS Account Personal Details Offline

Documents Necessary for Offline NPS Account Update

Frequently Asked Questions

If someone has invested in any other Provident Fund, can they still invest in the National Pension Scheme?

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Yes, all investments made in the National Pension System are independent of contributions made to any Provident Fund.

Yes, all investments made in the National Pension System are independent of contributions made to any Provident Fund.

Suppose an individual has invested in pension funds of private or non-government entities. Can they still invest in the National Pension System?

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Yes, such an individual can invest in the National Pension System as investments made in this scheme are independent of subscriptions made to any other pension fund.

Yes, such an individual can invest in the National Pension System as investments made in this scheme are independent of subscriptions made to any other pension fund.

Does the government make any contribution to an NPS account?

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No, the government does not contribute anything towards an individual’s NPS account. However, the government of India might contribute towards accounts of NPS subscribers who choose the Swavalamban scheme subject to the scheme's conditions.

No, the government does not contribute anything towards an individual’s NPS account. However, the government of India might contribute towards accounts of NPS subscribers who choose the Swavalamban scheme subject to the scheme's conditions.