Deputy Commissioner Usta Muhammad Ramzan Palal has encouraged female students across the district to take full advantage of the Government of Balochistan’s fully funded B.Ed scholarship program, designed to provide equal opportunities for higher education and promote academic development in the province.
Deputy Commissioner urges female students to benefit from fully funded B.Ed scholarship program
QUETTA, Jun 07 (APP): Deputy Commissioner Usta Muhammad, Muhammad Ramzan Palal has encouraged female students across the district to take full advantage of the Government of Balochistan’s fully funded B.Ed scholarship program, designed to provide equal opportunities for higher education and promote academic development in the province.
Ramazan Pilal announced that seven seats have been allocated for Usta Muhammad district under this program. Eligible applicants must have successfully passed their intermediate examinations, be under 22 years of age, and have secured at least 55 percent marks in both matriculation and intermediate. Additionally, candidates must be local residents of Usta Muhammad and hold a valid domicile.
Highlighting the importance of education, Ramazan Palal said that it is the foundation of a society’s progress and prosperity. He emphasized that the government is taking practical steps to provide female students with opportunities for higher education so they can contribute significantly in fields such as teaching, research, and other professional sectors. “Women’s education is the guarantee of a bright and developed society,” he said, urging students to seize this golden opportunity.
The Deputy Commissioner further explained that the Balochistan government will cover all educational expenses for selected students, including university fees, monthly stipends, laptops, books, and other academic costs. Through this initiative, students will gain access to some of the country’s best educational institutions, ensuring not only their personal success but also contributing to the district and province’s educational progress.
Ramazan Palal appealed to parents, teachers, and community leaders to encourage female students and assist them in submitting applications on time. He stressed that educated women play a key role in building and developing society, and the government is committed to nurturing their academic potential.
He clarified that the deadline for applications is June 10, 2026, and urged all eligible students to apply before the closing date. For further information and guidance, applicants may contact the district focal person, Tahir Iqbal.
