SFS Program Application FAQs
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Powered by AIThe timing to apply for the SFS Program depends on the RAET in which the student is interested in studying. Applications should be submitted prior to enrolment to benefit from deferred fees.
Deferred enrolment and registration fees must be paid in three equal instalments during each sitting of the CFAP exam, starting from the student's first appearance at the exam.
Once a student receives a recommendation from RAET, no further application to ICAP is needed. Only the RAET's recommendation is required, after which RAET will communicate the award of SFS to the student.
To be eligible for the SFS Program, a student must have completed their HSSC or equivalent examination and apply through their respective RAET, meeting specific criteria set by the RAET. Additionally, A-Level students with good grades are eligible to apply.
As a student of the PRC, the SFS Program allows you to avail deferred registration fees and concessional examination fees that are payable to ICAP. However, past expenses are not reimbursed.
Students availing more than 90% discounts receive several benefits: Enrolment Fee is Rs. 1,500 (deferred in three instalments at CFAP stage), Registration Fee is Rs. 1,000 (similarly deferred), and PRC & CAF Examination/Exemption fee per subject is Rs. 500.
Documents generally required include a prescribed application form, CNIC/B-Form, evidence of marks, and documentation demonstrating financial need, though specific requirements depend on RAET policy.
Students are shortlisted for the SFS Program based on a combination of merit and financial need, as evaluated by the respective RAET.
No, only students at the PRC and CAF levels are eligible to apply for the SFS Program. CFAP level students cannot apply.
No, a student cannot apply for the SFS Program if they are already receiving another ICAP scholarship, as a student can only avail one scholarship at a time.