Household monthly income
Income is the largest factor because it shows the family's ability to cover living costs and education costs.
Eligibility criteria
Need-based review, explained simply.
The scholarship framework looks at financial need through six indicators, so students are not judged by income alone.
Household size
Income is reviewed against family size so larger households are considered more fairly.
Educational burden
Tuition, admission, exams, transport, books, uniforms, internet, enrolled children, and dropout risk are considered.
Household vulnerability
Extra priority may apply for orphaned students, single-parent homes, disability, chronic illness, displacement, or disaster impact.
Guardian employment
Daily wage, seasonal, informal, temporary, or unemployed guardians may show less stable income.
Academic commitment
Students should show regular attendance, satisfactory performance, and a positive school recommendation.
Income guide
Priority by monthly household income
- Below PKR 45,000: highest priority
- PKR 45,001-60,000: high priority
- PKR 60,001-80,000: moderate priority
- PKR 80,001-100,000: limited consideration
- Above PKR 100,000: generally not eligible, except exceptional hardship
Documents
What applicants may need
After submitting the application form, send applicable documents as PDF attachments to successscholarships2026@gmail.com. Include your application ID in the email subject so the team can match the files to your submission.
- CNIC or B-Form and Family Registration Certificate
- Income certificate, salary slip, and utility bill
- Admission letter, fee challan, and attendance record
- Teacher recommendation letter
- Disability certificate, death certificate, or BISP/Zakat registration where relevant
Ethics and inclusion
Fair, transparent, and inclusive review.
Applicants should be assessed using the same criteria regardless of gender, religion, ethnicity, disability, or location, with added care for students facing exceptional hardship.