Students are targeted by scholarship scams every day, so every opportunity on Ehsas Kafaalat goes through the same checks before — and after — it is published.

Step 1: We find the official announcement

We start from the official website of the university, programme, organisation or government offering the opportunity. Social media posts, forwarded messages and other blogs are leads only, never our sole source.

Step 2: We check the details that matter

We cross-check the host institution, degree level, who is eligible, what the funding actually covers, the application deadline and how to apply, all against the official announcement.

Step 3: We write it clearly and link the official portal

Each post explains the opportunity in plain language and links directly to the official application page, so you can confirm everything yourself and apply in the right place.

Step 4: We re-check and update

Listings are revisited when details change or readers report a problem. Changed posts show an updated date, and opportunities that have closed are updated so readers are not misled.

Step 5: We correct mistakes openly

If something we published is wrong, email info@ehsaskafaalat.com. Verified corrections are fixed on the post itself.

What we never do

• We never charge a fee to apply, to read a listing, or to ‘increase your chances’.
• We never ask for your passwords, bank details or identity documents.
• We never guarantee that any applicant will be selected.
• We never publish an opportunity we cannot trace to an official source.

A genuine scholarship will never ask you to pay money to a personal bank account or gift cards to release funding. If anyone using the Ehsas Kafaalat name asks you for money, it is not us — please report it to info@ehsaskafaalat.com. Our full standards are on our Editorial Policy page.