Taleemi Wazaif 2026 Class-Wise Amounts for Boys and Girls
How much Taleemi Wazaif pays per class level for boys and girls in 2026
Table of contents
- Taleemi Wazaif 2026 amounts by class level
- Why girls receive a higher stipend at every level
- The 70 percent attendance condition
- Events that stop the stipend
- How the quarterly stipend reaches the mother
- The Rs. 3,000 graduation bonus for girls
- Frequently asked questions
- Key points to remember
The Benazir Income Support Programme (BISP) Taleemi Wazaif stipend pays between Rs. 2,500 and Rs. 5,000 every quarter for each enrolled child. The exact amount depends on the child’s class level and gender, and girls receive a higher stipend than boys at every level. This guide serves mothers who already receive the Benazir Kafalat installment and want to know exactly how much education support each school-going child carries. BISP adds the stipend to the mother’s quarterly Kafalat payment, so no separate collection exists. However, the stipend follows its own attendance and enrollment conditions, and many families lose one quarter’s amount because they miss one of these conditions. The sections below give the full class-wise chart, explain the 70 percent attendance rule, and show the steps that keep every stipend active.
Taleemi Wazaif 2026 amounts by class level
The table below shows the quarterly stipend for each class level as BISP’s published schedule defines it.
| Class level | Boys (per quarter) | Girls (per quarter) |
|---|---|---|
| Primary (Class 1 to 5) | Rs. 2,500 | Rs. 3,000 |
| Secondary (Class 6 to 10) | Rs. 3,500 | Rs. 4,000 |
| Higher secondary (Class 11 to 12) | Rs. 4,500 | Rs. 5,000 |
BISP revises stipend rates from time to time, so confirm the current figures at the tehsil office or through the BISP payment amounts 2026 fact check before planning household expenses.
Taleemi Wazaif pays the stipend per child, not per family. A mother with three enrolled children receives three separate stipends in the same quarter, added to her Rs. 14,500 Kafalat installment. For example, a primary-school girl brings Rs. 3,000, a secondary-school boy brings Rs. 3,500, and a higher-secondary girl brings Rs. 5,000, which totals Rs. 11,500 of education support in one quarter on top of the Kafalat amount.
The stipend grows as the child advances. A boy who moves from primary to secondary level starts receiving Rs. 3,500 instead of Rs. 2,500 in the quarter after the school records confirm the promotion. BISP updates the level from the school’s enrollment record, so the mother must keep the child’s class information current at the tehsil office.
Why girls receive a higher stipend at every level
BISP pays every girl Rs. 500 more per quarter than a boy at the same class level. The programme sets this difference deliberately to encourage girls’ education, because girls drop out of school at higher rates than boys in low-income households. The extra amount gives the family a direct financial reason to keep a daughter enrolled through each class.
The gap stays constant across levels. A primary girl receives Rs. 3,000 against Rs. 2,500 for a primary boy; a secondary girl receives Rs. 4,000 against Rs. 3,500 for a secondary boy; and a higher-secondary girl receives Rs. 5,000 against Rs. 4,500 for a higher-secondary boy. The programme applies this pattern every quarter, so the benefit compounds over the years of a girl’s schooling.
The 70 percent attendance condition
Taleemi Wazaif requires each enrolled child to maintain at least 70 percent school attendance. The school records daily attendance, and BISP verifies this record each quarter before releasing the stipend. Attendance carries the most weight of all conditions in the programme.
Falling below 70 percent pauses the stipend. The school reports the shortfall, and BISP holds that quarter’s education amount. Improved attendance in the next quarter restores the stipend, because the programme treats the pause as a suspension rather than a cancellation. The mother should meet the school administration at once and confirm the attendance register shows the child present on every school day.
Mothers cannot fix attendance from home alone. Regular school attendance decides the stipend, so the child must attend classes consistently through the term. Check the child’s Taleemi Wazaif status on 8171.bisp.gov.pk with the mother’s 13-digit CNIC number and the captcha to confirm the record stays active.
Events that stop the stipend
Several events stop a child’s stipend apart from low attendance. The mother should review this list whenever a quarter’s amount arrives short, because one of these causes usually explains the gap.
- Attendance drops below 70 percent. The school’s quarterly report triggers the pause.
- The child changes school without an updated BISP record. The new school’s attendance never reaches the BISP file, so verification fails.
- The child’s B-Form details do not match the BISP record. A name spelling or date difference blocks the stipend until NADRA corrects it.
- The mother’s CNIC expires. An expired CNIC suspends both the Kafalat installment and the Taleemi Wazaif stipends until she renews it at NADRA.
- The child turns 22. The programme ends the stipend automatically at age 22, even when studies continue.
- The mother loses Kafalat eligibility. Taleemi Wazaif covers only children of active BISP beneficiaries, so the stipend ends with the mother’s disqualification.
The Taleemi Wazaif payment stopped troubleshooting guide traces each of these causes to its exact fix.
How the quarterly stipend reaches the mother
Taleemi Wazaif has no separate payment day and no separate collection point. BISP adds every enrolled child’s stipend to the mother’s quarterly Kafalat release, and she collects the combined amount in one visit. This design keeps the process simple for the family.
Here is how to collect the combined payment:
- Confirm the quarter’s release on the 8171 portal before visiting any payment point.
- Visit the designated retailer, agent, or campsite with the original CNIC.
- Complete biometric verification at the counter.
- Count the full amount at the counter, including each child’s stipend on top of the Rs. 14,500 Kafalat installment.
- Take the printed receipt and keep it safe.
Collection ends with the receipt. The receipt proves the full amount changed hands, so keep it until the next quarter. For the full enrollment, eligibility, and CNIC-check procedure, read the BISP Taleemi Wazaif 2026 registration and eligibility guide.
The Rs. 3,000 graduation bonus for girls
BISP pays a one-time graduation bonus of Rs. 3,000 to every girl who completes primary school under Taleemi Wazaif. The bonus rewards the family at the exact point where many girls leave school, and it marks the transition to secondary level. BISP pays this bonus once per girl, and it arrives with the quarter in which the school confirms her primary completion.
That said, the bonus applies to girls only. Boys do not receive a graduation bonus at any class level. Some websites mention an unverified extra Rs. 500 Taleemi Wazaif top-up for 2026; BISP has published no such increase, so families should not count it in their plans. Official programme announcements appear on bisp.gov.pk.
Frequently asked questions
Does every child receive the same Taleemi Wazaif amount in 2026?
No. The amount depends on the child’s class level and gender. It ranges from Rs. 2,500 per quarter for a primary-school boy to Rs. 5,000 per quarter for a higher-secondary girl.
Can a boy receive the Rs. 3,000 graduation bonus?
No. BISP reserves the graduation bonus for girls who complete primary school. The bonus arrives once and does not repeat at later class levels.
Does the Taleemi Wazaif stipend arrive separately from the Kafalat payment?
No. BISP adds each child’s stipend to the mother’s quarterly Kafalat installment. She collects the combined amount through one biometric verification at the payment point.
Do parents need to enroll the child again every quarter?
No. The mother enrolls the child once at the BISP tehsil office with the child’s B-Form and school admission proof. The stipend continues each quarter while the child meets the attendance and age conditions.
What attendance level does the school report to BISP?
The school must report at least 70 percent attendance for each quarter. BISP pauses the stipend for any quarter in which attendance falls below this mark.
Does Taleemi Wazaif cover university students?
No. The programme covers students from Class 1 to Class 12 only. The stipend ends when the child turns 22, whichever applies first.
Key points to remember
- Taleemi Wazaif pays Rs. 2,500 to Rs. 5,000 per quarter per child, by class level and gender.
- Girls receive Rs. 500 more than boys at every level, plus a one-time Rs. 3,000 primary graduation bonus.
- The child must maintain at least 70 percent school attendance each quarter.
- School changes, B-Form mismatches, an expired maternal CNIC, or the age-22 limit stop the stipend.
- BISP adds the stipend to the mother’s quarterly Kafalat payment; no separate collection exists.
- Count the full amount at the counter and keep the printed receipt.
Did the stipend stop mid-year? The Taleemi Wazaif payment stopped guide shows which of these causes applies and the fix that restores the amount.