Ehsaas Undergraduate Scholarship 2025 Eligibility Criteria & Application Process Update

The Ehsaas Undergraduate Scholarship is a financial aid program for students enrolled in public universities across Pakistan. It is specially designed for those who cannot afford university education.

Main Features

Full tuition fees are covered.
A monthly stipend of Rs. 4,000 is given for living expenses.
Supports 4 to 5-year bachelor programs.
Available in all HEC-recognized public universities.
50% seats are reserved for female students.
Special quota for students with disabilities.

Who Can Apply? (Eligibility Criteria)

You can apply if:

You are studying in a 4 or 5-year bachelor’s program at a public university.
Your family has low income.
You are not receiving any other scholarship.
You maintain good academic performance.

❌ Note: Students in private universities, diploma programs, or associate degrees are not eligible.

Required Documents

Student’s CNIC or B-Form.
CNICs of parents/guardians.
Income certificate of the household.
Utility bills (electricity, gas).
Rent agreement (if applicable).
Previous academic results.
University admission letter.

How to Apply

Go to the official Ehsaas Scholarship Portal.
Register and fill out the application form.
Upload all required documents.
Print the application and submit it to your university’s Financial Aid Office.

Official Website

🟡 Remember: Applications are only accepted online during the announced dates each year.

Why This Scholarship Is Important

Over 200,000 students have already received this scholarship.
Helps students from rural areas and low-income families continue their education.
Many first-generation students are now completing their degrees.
Has significantly supported female education in higher studies.

Purpose of the Program

This scholarship is included in the Ehsaas Program, which was initiated by the Government of Pakistan in collaboration with HEC. It’s the largest need-based undergraduate scholarship in the country, aimed at reducing educational inequality and increasing opportunities for deserving students.