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AIOU Launches Fully-Funded PhD Scholarships with Rs. 80,000 Monthly Stipend

AIOU Launches Fully-Funded PhD Scholarships with Rs. 80,000 Monthly Stipend

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  • Allama Iqbal Open University (AIOU) has announced fully-funded PhD scholarships.
  • Scholarship recipients will receive a monthly stipend of Rs. 80,000 and full tuition coverage.
  • Eligibility criteria include at least 3.5 CGPA in MS/MPhil degree and submission of a research proposal.

Allama Iqbal Open University (AIOU) has launched fully-funded PhD scholarships with an impressive monthly stipend of Rs. 80,000 for selected students. The university aims to attract talented scholars by offering comprehensive support for their academic pursuits.

According to AIOU, the scholarships are available on a merit basis and will cover full tuition fees, along with a substantial monthly allowance to assist recipients in covering living expenses. The stipend is intended to ensure that scholars can focus entirely on their research without financial constraints.

Eligibility for these scholarships is stringent but clear: applicants must have achieved at least a 3.5 CGPA (out of 4.0) or equivalent grades in their MS/MPhil degree. Additionally, candidates are required to submit a compelling research proposal related to the specific field they wish to pursue. AIOU also prefers candidates with prior research experience or publications, although this is not mandatory.

The university has set an upper age limit of 35 years for scholarship applicants as of the closing date of admission. The application process involves careful scrutiny and adherence to detailed criteria, ensuring that only the most qualified candidates are selected.

AIOU will conduct PhD entry tests in various phases starting from August 2026. The first test for Arabic and Islamic Studies is scheduled on 21 August, followed by Education on 24 August, Social Sciences and Humanities on 27 August, and Sciences on 28 August.

Interested candidates are advised to visit the official AIOU website to review complete eligibility criteria, scholarship requirements, and program details. The online admission form can be submitted through fmbp.aiou.edu.pk before the deadline. Continuing students should register their courses via the CMS portal at enrollment.aiou.edu.pk to ensure a smooth application process.

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