How to apply for scholarships in Pakistan — HEC, Ehsaas/BISP undergraduate, and provincial scholarships — eligibility, portal registration and documents.
Pakistani students can apply for several scholarships — HEC need- and merit-based programs, the Ehsaas / BISP undergraduate scholarship, and provincial and university schemes. Most now run through online portals where you register, fill the form and upload documents.
Read each scholarship's eligibility (income, marks, program) carefully and apply before the deadline. This guide covers the general process.
Check HEC, the Ehsaas undergraduate scholarship, and your province's / university's schemes. Note the eligibility (income limit, marks, program) and deadline.
Create an account on the relevant scholarship portal (e.g. the HEC or Ehsaas scholarship site) with your CNIC/B-Form and email.
Enter your personal, family income and academic details, and select your institution and program.
Upload your CNIC/B-Form, domicile, educational certificates/result cards, income proof and a photograph.
Review and submit the application within the announced window; late applications are usually not accepted.
Track your application; you may be asked for an interview, a test, or document verification by your university's scholarship office.
Register on the relevant HEC scholarship portal, fill the form, upload your documents and submit before the deadline. Eligibility depends on the specific program.
It is a need-based scholarship for undergraduate students from low-income families, covering tuition and a stipend, applied for through the official portal.
Usually your CNIC/B-Form, domicile, educational certificates/result cards, income proof and a photograph — check each scholarship's exact list.