BISP Taleemi Wazaif Payment January 2026
Beginning in January 2026, the Benazir Taleemi Wazaif Program will continue to help children from low-income families pay for their education. This BISP Kafalat-affiliated initiative provides quarterly stipends to help parents keep their kids enrolled in school and lower dropout rates, especially for girls. The qualifying requirements, the stipend amount, the start date of January 2026 payments, and specific instructions for verifying and receiving payments are all covered in depth in this booklet.
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Benazir Taleemi Wazaif: What Is It?
Children from BISP-registered households are the target audience for Benazir Taleemi Wazaif, a conditional cash transfer program that offers stipends subject to enrollment in authorized institutions and consistent attendance at school. The program’s principal goals are to support girls’ education, lower poverty-related dropout rates, encourage regular attendance, and help families with educational expenses for children in elementary through upper secondary school.
Education Levels Included in Taleemi Wazaif
- The stipend is allocated based on the child’s education level.
- Stipend levels include:
- Primary: Class 1 to 5
- Secondary: Class 6 to 10
- Higher Secondary: Class 11 to 12
- Each educational level receives a different stipend amount.
- Girls receive higher financial support compared to boys.
Requirements for Taleemi Wazaif 2026
- Child must belong to a BISP-eligible family.
- B-Form / CRC issued by NADRA is mandatory.
- School enrollment certificate verified by the institution.
- Minimum 70% attendance per quarter.
- School must be registered with the education department.
- Age limits for the following categories are designated as
- Primary: 4 to 12 years
- Secondary: 8 to 18 years
- Higher Secondary: 13 to 22 years
Amounts of the Taleemi Wazaif Stipend for Boys and Girls
In order to advance gender equality, the stipend levels for boys and girls are determined, with females getting a larger stipend. The following are the quarterly amounts: Primary: Rs. 2,000 for boys and Rs. 2,500 for girls; Secondary: Rs. 3,000 for boys and Rs. 3,500 for girls; Higher Secondary: Rs. 3,500 for boys and Rs. 4,500 for girls. Additionally, after completing elementary school successfully, a one-time completion incentive of Rs. 3,000 is given.
January 2026 Payment Update for Taleemi Wazaif
- January 2026 quarterly payments will commence on January 1st.
- Payments will be disbursed through the updated digital system.
- The program will have expanded coverage across all districts.
- Over 6 million children are anticipated to benefit nationwide.
- Data re-verification is required for the continuation of payments.
- Parents who do not update their data may experience payment suspension.
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How to Verify the Payment Status of Taleemi Wazaif
- Via SMS (8171):
- Send the parent’s CNIC number to 8171.
- Receive an SMS with eligibility or payment status.
- Via Web Portal:
- Visit 8171.bisp.gov.pk.
- Enter CNIC without dashes.
- View BISP and Taleemi Wazaif status together.
- Via BISP Office:
- Visit the nearest BISP Tehsil Office.
- Bring CNIC and the child’s B-Form.
- Staff will check and guide you.
| Category | Details |
|---|---|
| Program Name | Benazir Taleemi Wazaif (BISP) |
| Payment Month | January 2026 |
| Payment Start Date | 1 January 2026 |
| Eligible Family | BISP Kafalat Beneficiaries |
| Education Levels | Primary (1–5), Secondary (6–10), Higher Secondary (11–12) |
| Attendance Requirement | Minimum 70% per quarter |
| Required Documents | Parent CNIC, Child B-Form (CRC), School Certificate |
| Stipend (Primary) | Boys: Rs. 2,000 – Girls: Rs. 2,500 |
| Stipend (Secondary) | Boys: Rs. 3,000 – Girls: Rs. 3,500 |
| Stipend (Higher Secondary) | Boys: Rs. 3,500 – Girls: Rs. 4,500 |
| One-Time Bonus | Rs. 3,000 after Primary completion |
| Payment Methods | BISP Camps, HBL Connect, ATMs, JazzCash, Easypaisa |
| Status Check | SMS 8171 / 8171 Web Portal |
| Data Verification | Mandatory for continued payments |
Where and How Will Payments Be Received?
- Payments can be received through various channels:
- BISP Campsites
- HBL Connect Agents
- Bank ATMs
- JazzCash / Easypaisa (linked accounts)
- Digital wallet or bank account
- Required documents for the payment process include:
- Original CNIC
- NADRA-verified B-Form
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The Reasons for the Launch of Benazir Taleemi Wazaif
- The Taleemi Wazaif program was initiated to address the issue of school dropouts among children, particularly girls, caused by financial difficulties.
- Objectives of the program include:
- Reducing poverty-driven school dropouts.
- Providing families with support for uniforms, books, and fees.
- Enhancing participation of females in education.
- Contributing to the development of a more educated future generation.
- Maintaining attendance is essential for the program’s effectiveness and sustainability.
In conclusion,
By guaranteeing accurate documentation, consistent attendance, and prompt certification, the Taleemi Wazaif Payment January 2026 represents substantial educational help for worthy families. The goal of this program is to give parents continuous financial support in order to build a better, more educated Pakistan in the future.
FAQs
1. When will the January 2026 Taleemi Wazaif payout begin?
Taleemi Wazaif’s January 2026 payment will begin on January 1st. The stipend will be given to qualified households via authorized BISP payment methods.
2. How may parents find out the status of their Taleemi Wazaif payments?
By submitting their CNIC number to 8171 via SMS or by entering the CNIC without dashes on the 8171 BISP online page, parents may verify the progress of their payment.
3. What causes a Taleemi Wazaif payment to be halted or postponed?
Due to missing or unverified data, poor school attendance (less than 70%), or inability to update records during re-verification, payments may be halted or postponed.