Check your eligibility

Before you apply, it helps to understand how eligibility is decided. This page explains the full picture — not just marks and income — and gives you an estimated percentage chance based on six factors we actually weigh.

Scholarships are merit-based, but "merit" here means more than a single exam score. We weigh your academic performance alongside your household's real financial situation — because two students with the same marks can be in very different circumstances. These are guidelines, not hard cut-offs: every full application is still read by a reviewer, who can account for anything the numbers don't capture.

FactorWeightWhy it matters
Monthly family income40%Combined household income against your track's income cap — the single biggest factor.
Family size15%More dependents sharing the same household income means more financial pressure.
School / college costs15%How much of your household's income your current fees already take up.
Family hardship15%Circumstances like job loss, medical costs, or losing a guardian's income.
Guardian employment status10%Whether your guardian's income is stable, irregular, or absent.
Study effort5%How much time you're able to put into studying, given your circumstances.
Scholarship trackCityGrade levelMax household incomeMin. last exam result
Matric Continuation GrantKarachiGrade 9–10₨60,000 / month70%
Intermediate Excellence AwardLahoreGrade 11–12₨60,000 / month80%
A-Levels Momentum ScholarshipIslamabadA-Levels₨70,000 / month75%
O-Levels Bridge GrantKarachi · Lahore · IslamabadO-Levels₨60,000 / month70%

What counts as "family hardship"?

Things like a guardian losing their job, a serious illness or ongoing medical costs in the family, a recent death of a working family member, or any situation that's made this year financially harder than usual.

What if my percentage is low?

This is a rough estimate to help you plan, not a decision. Reviewers weigh your full circumstances, including anything you explain in the application essay. Apply anyway.

Fill in the form to see your estimated chance, with a breakdown of how each factor contributed.