BISP Taleemi Wazaif Check Online 2025 – How To Register Online

Benazir Taleemi Wazaif is a Conditional Cash Transfer (CCT) Programme designed to support the education of children belonging to active BISP Kafalat beneficiary families, up to the higher secondary level. Through financial incentives, the programme encourages school enrollment and retention, aiming to reduce dropout rates across the country.

Objectives

The key objectives of the Benazir Taleemi Wazaif programme are:

1. To raise long-term awareness about the importance of education (primary to higher secondary levels) among BISP families.

2. To increase enrollment rates in schools and colleges.

3. To improve school attendance.

4. To reduce dropout rates among children of beneficiary families.

Stakeholders

The programme is executed with the collaboration of multiple stakeholders:

• Benazir Income Support Programme (BISP)

• Provincial Education Departments

• Schools (Public and Private)

• Donor Organizations

Background

The programme was launched as a pilot in November 2012 in five districts.

 It expanded to 32 districts by 2015, 50 districts by 2018, and 100 districts by January 2020. Finally, as of July 2020, it has been rolled out in all districts of Pakistan.

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Key Processes

1. Micro Supply Capacity Assessment (MSCA)

BISP collects data from provincial departments to assess the availability of enrollment capacity infrastructure accessibility and catchment areas of public and private schools. Private school assessments are based on beneficiary identification at the time of enrollment.

2. Social Mobilization

BISP field teams conduct awareness campaigns in communities, encouraging beneficiaries to enroll their children. They also follow up on non-compliant cases and conduct large-scale mobilization during school closures or vacations.

3. Registration and Enrollment

Post SCA, families are invited to nearby registration centers. A wide public information campaign supports this effort.

Eligible children (4 to 12 years for primary, 8 to 18 for secondary, and 13 to 22 for higher secondary) are enrolled upon successful registration.

4. Admission and Attendance Compliance

Cash transfers are conditional on compliance with admission and 70% school attendance. Non compliance can result in suspension from the programme.

Objectives:

• Verify attendance and admission compliance.

• Identify non-compliant children.

• Apply consequences such as suspension after three quarters of non-compliance.

5. Case Management

Beneficiaries can register complaints through field offices. Quick and efficient handling builds trust and ensures smooth operations.

Eligibility Criteria

To qualify for the programme:

• The child must belong to an active BISP Kafalat beneficiary.

• Age criteria:

  • Primary: 4 to12 years

  • Secondary: 8 to18 years

  • Higher Secondary: 13 to 22 years

Enrollment Requirements

To enroll a child following documents are required at registration camps

• CNIC of the beneficiary

• B-form/CRC (Child Registration Certificate) from NADRA

• Verified admission slip with class and school/college name

NADRA verification of B form is mandatory.

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Co Responsibilities

1. Admission: Verified once at the time of enrollment. First payment is made upon admission.

2. Attendance: Child must maintain at least 70% attendance per quarter to receive benefits from the second quarter onward.

Graduation Bonus for Girls: A one time bonus of PKR 3,000 is provided upon completion of primary education.

Enrollment Statistics

As of now, 12.01 million children have been enrolled.

Disbursement Summary

Since inception, the programme has disbursed over PKR 63.34 Billion.