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Scholarships

Rs 250M+ secured for creative-arts students, with partner sourcing, fair selection, monitoring and alumni reporting.

Talent in the creative arts is spread across the country; money to study them isn’t. PGA’s scholarship team has secured more than Rs 250 million for creative-arts students, mostly through the Pakistan Education Endowment Fund (PEEF, formerly NEST), which works under the Ministry of Federal Education & Professional Training.

The team handles the whole cycle: finding scholarship partners and signing agreements, understanding each funder’s eligibility rules, preparing documentation, forming a Scholarship Granting Committee for fair selection, submitting student data, and using funders’ own monitoring systems.

Recipients are monitored every semester on results and attendance, and continuation is decided by the funder’s rules when a student fails a course or drops out. After graduation, scholarship alumni are tracked and their employment reported back to funders.

What’s included

Partner sourcing
Government and private scholarship bodies, formalised with MOUs.
Eligibility and documentation
Every requirement listed, every document prepared and checked.
Granting committee
A transparent selection process aligned to funder criteria.
Submission and systems
Student data submitted and managed on funders’ platforms.
Monitoring and continuation
Semester reviews of performance and attendance.
Alumni tracking
Employment and career progress of scholarship graduates, reported to funders.
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Everything else we run

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Programme DesignComplete creative-arts programmes written end to end: schemes of study, 16-session course outlines, final-project briefs, readings and rubrics.
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HEC AlignmentEvery programme and course aligned with Higher Education Commission policy, and kept aligned as policy changes.
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FacultyWorking practitioners from studios, agencies and production houses, recruited, trained to teach and evaluated every semester.
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Assessment & JuriesFinal projects developed in stages and defended twice: to faculty at an internal jury, then to working professionals who hold the final 40 marks.
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Industry LinkagesGuest speakers, workshops, studio visits, classes inside production houses, live briefs, internships and job placement.
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Student LifeOrientation, counselling, five student societies, festivals, sports week, the annual magazine and outreach teams.
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Alumni5,000+ graduates, with chapters abroad, mentoring, referrals, and a steady return to the classroom as teachers and jurors.