Scholarships for minority students Federal Ministry of Religious Affairs and Interfaith Harmony has allocated Rs45 million to provide scholarships for the financial year (FY) 2022-23.
This publicized by the ministry’s spokesperson Muhammad Umar Butt whereas talking with a state-owned news agency.
Also informed that the ministry sought applications from the qualified students from primary to university level mainly those who enrolled in the government educational institutions and secured at least 50 percent marks in their annual examinations and their parents’ income was not beyond to Rs50,000.
He said it was obligatory that the students must have bank accounts for smooth transaction of funds totaling that underage students rather could open minor bank accounts or joint bank accounts with their parents for the purpose.
And he asked the students to fill in the application forms on the new given proforma duly enclosed with an attested copy of mark-sheet of the last examination.
In the case of a semester system, they should attach attested copies of mark sheets of last two semesters with their parents or guardians’ original income certificates, he added.
He made it clear that the students taking financial assistance, stipend or scholarships from other sources not entertained.
Umar Butt said the applicants must mention their contact numbers or email addresses in the prescribed application forms to get potential queries fixed in time.
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He said the applications, completed in all greetings along with documentary evidence, must reach the Ministry of Religious Affairs and Interfaith Harmony by October 6.
The application forms downloaded from the official website www.mora.gov.pk or attained free of charge from the ministry, he maintained.