BISP PMT Score 32 for Women Valid Till June 2026 – Complete Guide
If you’re a woman in Pakistan worried about household expenses, school fees, or putting food on the table, there’s good news. The Benazir Income Support Programme (BISP) has just made life a little easier by extending BISP PMT score 32 eligibility until June 2026. This means that thousands of deserving women will continue to receive much-needed cash support — without interruption.
In simple words, if your PMT score is 32 or less, you’re still in the safe zone. But what is a PMT score? How do you check yours? And what benefits can you get? Don’t worry — this guide will explain everything clearly, step by step.
What is the PMT Score and Why Does it Matter?
The PMT (Proxy Means Test) score is a number between 0 and 100. It’s used by BISP to check how poor a household is. The lower your score, the more likely you are to qualify for help.
The score is based on:
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Your family size
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Monthly income
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Type of house you live in
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Assets like cars or land
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Education level
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Access to electricity, gas, and clean water
If your score is 32 or less, you can qualify for Benazir Kafalat and other BISP programs. Women with a PMT score up to 37 (such as widows or those with disabled children) may also qualify under special cases.
PMT Score 32 Extended Till June 2026 – What It Means
This extension gives poor families, especially women, more time and support. Here’s what it offers:
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Quarterly cash support of Rs. 13,500
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Security and planning for household needs
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No interruption in financial help
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More women included in the BISP safety net
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Who Can Apply – BISP Eligibility Criteria (2025–2026)
To benefit from the BISP programs, you need to meet these conditions:
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Must be a Pakistani woman with a valid CNIC
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Your household income should be under Rs. 50,000/month
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PMT score should be 32 or below (up to 37 in special cases)
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No one in your family should be a government employee
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Your family shouldn’t own large land, vehicles, or a business
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Must not be a regular taxpayer or receiving another big government support
Benefits for Eligible Women
Once you’re eligible, here are the programs you can benefit from:
Benazir Kafalat Programme
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Rs. 13,500 cash every three months
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Payment released in January, April, July, and October
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Can collect from HBL Konnect or Bank Alfalah agents
Benazir Taleemi Wazaif (Education Support)
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Cash support for children (ages 4–22) going to school
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Must maintain 70% school attendance
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Stipend amounts:
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Primary: Boys Rs. 2,000 | Girls Rs. 2,500
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Secondary: Boys Rs. 3,000 | Girls Rs. 3,500
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Higher Secondary: Boys Rs. 4,000 | Girls Rs. 4,500
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Bonus: Girls get Rs. 3,000 after passing primary school
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Benazir Nashonuma Programme (Nutrition)
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Support for pregnant women, new mothers, and children (6–23 months)
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Free nutrition sachets, check-ups, and vaccinations
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Register at Nashonuma centers
Ehsaas Rashan Riayat
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Discounts on flour, ghee, sugar, etc. at utility stores
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If your PMT score is 32, you likely qualify
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Check eligibility by:
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Sending CNIC to 8123 (for Punjab)
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Or visiting the 8171 portal
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How to Check Your PMT Score & BISP Eligibility
Method 1: Online Check (8171 Web Portal)
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Go to the BISP website
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Enter your 13-digit CNIC (no dashes)
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Solve the captcha and click “Submit”
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Your eligibility status and payment details will show up
Method 2: SMS to 8171
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Type your 13-digit CNIC
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Send it to 8171
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You’ll get an SMS reply with your eligibility result
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This service is free
Method 3: Visit BISP Office
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Visit the nearest Tehsil BISP Office or NADRA Center
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Bring your original CNIC and family documents
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Staff will help check and print your eligibility info
Tips & Reminders for Women Beneficiaries
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Update Your NSER Survey: If anything changes (income, family size), visit a BISP registration center
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Keep Your CNIC Valid: Expired CNIC can stop your payment
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Biometric Must Match: If fingerprint fails, go to NADRA to fix
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Only Trust SMS from 8171: Never share details with unknown numbers
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Need Help? Call BISP Helpline: 0800-26477
New BISP Registrations in 2025
BISP added over 880,000 new women to the program in early 2025 and aims to reach 1 million by 2026. If you think you qualify but are not yet registered, visit your nearest BISP office to start the process.
What’s New in BISP? (2025–2026)
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Debit Cards & ATM Access: For easier withdrawals
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Smartphones for Beneficiaries: Planned for better digital access
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Universal Bank Accounts: In progress for more flexibility
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Digital Upgrades: For faster payments and better tracking
FAQs About BISP PMT Score 32 for Women Valid Till June 2026
1. What is PMT score in BISP?
PMT score means Proxy Means Test. It shows how poor a family is. A lower score means more need. If your score is 32 or less, you can get help from BISP.
2. How can I check my PMT score?
You can check it in two easy ways:
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SMS: Send your CNIC number to 8171.
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Online: Visit the BISP website, enter your CNIC, and click submit.
3. Who can get help from BISP?
Poor women in Pakistan with a PMT score of 32 or less can get help. Widows or women with disabled children may qualify with a score up to 37.
4. How much money does BISP give?
BISP gives Rs. 13,500 every 3 months (quarterly) to eligible women under the Benazir Kafalat Programme.
5. What should I do if I don’t get payment?
First, check your CNIC and PMT score. If everything is okay but you still don’t get payment, visit the nearest BISP Tehsil Office or call 0800-26477 for help.
6. Can I still apply in 2025?
Yes! New women are being added. If you think you are eligible, visit the nearest BISP office and ask about registration or NSER survey.
Conclusion
In the end, this extension of the BISP PMT score 32 till June 2026 is more than just a policy update — it’s a lifeline for millions of women who depend on BISP to keep their families going. Whether it’s paying for groceries, sending kids to school, or managing health needs, this support makes a real difference.
If you qualify, don’t wait — check your score, update your details, and make sure you’re not missing out. BISP is here to help, and staying informed is the first step to getting the support you deserve.
