Eligibility Criteria
The Interloop Scholarship is open to full-time students of first year of undergraduate programs, who need financial assistance and have a CGPA 2.5 and above. The approved list of undergraduate (BS/BE) programs is as follows:
| Sr. No |
Program |
Sr. No |
Program |
| 1 |
Computer Science |
10 |
Electrical Engineering |
| 2 |
Data Science |
11 |
Chemical Engineering |
| 3 |
Artificial Intelligence |
12 |
Materials Engineering |
| 4 |
Software Engineering |
13 |
Commerce |
| 5 |
Biomedical Sciences |
14 |
Entrepreneurship |
| 6 |
Biotechnology |
14 |
Business Administration |
| 7 |
Bio Informatics |
16 |
Accounting & Finance |
| 8 |
Health Informatics |
17 |
Business Analytics |
| 9 |
Microbiology |
|
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The eligibility of the candidate is linked to above mentioned CGPA, and the neediness of the candidate as determined and assessed by the Scholarship Management Committee keeping in view the financial background of the family of the applicant and subsequently approved by the Interloop Scholarship Management Committee.
Ineligibility
- Students who are availing any other scholarship can not apply
- Students have any scholarship restriction imposition by the Institute Disciplinary Committee (IDC) of PAF-IAST cannot apply
How To Apply?
After getting admission on merit, scholarship applications will be called by the SFAD office, students can apply through the online scholarship application form (shared by the SFAD office), and submit a duly filled application form along with the required documents (A list of required documents is attached with the application form) to the SFAD office.
Required Documents
The nomination must include the original/copy of each of the following:
- One passport-size photo of the applicant
- Income certificates of all earning members of the family. This includes salary slips for salaried persons, pension book for retired, financial statements/ income affidavit for self-employed, business, and any other income.
- Utility Bills (last three months): Electricity, Gas, PTCL, Water.
- Rental Lease Agreement (if the residence or any other property is being leased for residence or business purposes or if excess property is leased to any other person/ party for income purposes).
- Proof of outstanding loan as a liability (loan sanctioning document and payment plan) and loan receivable from any relative, financial institution, agency, or organization.
- Medical bills/expenditure-related documents (if any of the family members is suffering from any fatal/ serious disease). Please also provide a brief history of the medical ailment.
- Property ownership documents (house, plots, agricultural land, flat, shops, etc.). Allotment letter in case the property has been provided by the employer.
- Vehicle(s) Registration documents of the vehicles being used by the family. Allotment letter in case the vehicle has been provided by the employer.
- Domicile Certificate of the applicant only.
- Copies of CNIC/ B Form of Applicant and Parents/ Guardian.
- Death Certificate, in case any of the parents has passed away.
- Picture(s) of current residence (Outside & Inside View).
- Picture(s) of shop (Outside & Inside View).
- Any other document(s) demonstrating financial need.
Selection Procedure
The Scholarship Management Committee & or SFAD office will review the applications and recommend the students as per CGPA and need-based criteria after interviews.
What Does Scholarships Cover?
Full Tuition Fee + Other Dues + Hostel Dues with effect from the allocation for the whole period
- Continuation of Scholarship
- Students will submit each semester’s result to the SFAD Office. His/her scholarship for the next six months will only be released in a satisfactory quarterly report.
- Discontinuation of Scholarship
- The university will have the right to cancel the scholarship of any student at any stage and recovery of all the received scholarship amount will be made by the awardee if:
- – If the student concealed information in the application form and interview by SMC.
- – If the student willingly withdraws from the designated program/university after getting financial assistance of any amount.
- – If the student found in getting another scholarship/ financial assistance in parallel with this financial assistance.
- – If a student dropped from the university/ scholarship/ financial assistance or disciplinary grounds on poor academic progress.
- – If a student is found to submit any bogus/ fabricated document.
