BISP Announces Scholarships for Students: Application Process Explained

Islamabad: The future of all children will largely depend on having access to quality education, which is why the government is providing scholarship opportunities through BISP (Benazir Income Support Programme) to children of underprivileged families.

The program’s launch was designed to address current educational trends and challenges so that today’s youth can achieve success through academic accomplishments (creating leaders in business, industry, social, and government sectors).

How to Register for BISP Scholarships

Registration is simple and can be completed in three easy steps:

• Visit a Nearby BISP Center: Bring the applicant child/children to your nearest BISP office. You must provide the children’s B-form and the mobile phone number already registered with BISP. The officer will then provide you with an Enrolment Slip.
• School Verification: Take the Enrolment Slip to the children’s school. Have the school staff duly fill out the required details.
• Submit the Slip: Return the completed slip to the BISP center for processing.

Required Details for the Enrolment Slip

To ensure successful processing, the following details must be accurately filled in:

• Student’s class grade and section.
• Class teacher’s name and contact details.
• Headteacher’s name and details.

Eligibility and Mandatory Conditions

Mother’s Eligibility: The student’s mother must be a registered BISP beneficiary.

B-Form: A NADRA-issued B-form for the children is mandatory.

70% Attendance: Students must maintain a minimum of 70% attendance in school to remain eligible for the scholarship.

School Changes: If a child changes schools, BISP must be notified immediately to update their records.

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