Our Co-Pilot Scholarship Programme supports you for 3 to 4 years, from Matric or O Levels to undergraduate applications. Work with a mentor on your subjects, projects and applications, with fully funded scholarships as the goal.
3 TO 4 YEARS OF CO-PILOT MENTORSHIP
From school to scholarship applicationsWe Alif works for the student and family. We have no university agency affiliations and accept no university recruitment commissions.
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Your family pays for an agreed programme of preparation and guidance, with fully funded scholarships as the goal.
Agency arrangements vary. Read the British Council’s guidance on choosing an education agent.
Co-pilot mentorship is a guided partnership over 3 to 4 years. We agree a roadmap, provide guidance and help you work through decisions as you progress through school.
For example, if you are interested in engineering, the discussion starts with your subjects and interests. It then moves to relevant activities, course choices, funding requirements and applications.
Long-term scholarship mentorship is our core programme. Common App support is also available for students preparing their applications.
Prepare over 3 to 4 years for fully funded undergraduate scholarships. Build your academic direction, activities and applications with a mentor.
Explore the programmeGet help with your college list, activities section and essays. Your writing remains your own.
Get application supportA student in Grade 9 has different priorities from a student in A2. Your mentor sets the plan around your current class and application year.
See the full journeyUse the time before applications to explore subjects, improve your academics and start activities you can stay involved in.
Review your subjects, activities and achievements. Begin comparing courses and funding requirements.
Review the deadlines you can still meet. Work on your college list, essays, recommendations and financial-aid documents.
These are examples. Your mentor agrees the actual timeline with you before enrolment.
There are two programme fees: an initial fee and a success fee. Your written agreement explains what is included and when each payment is due.
1 lac initial fee for the Co-Pilot Scholarship Programme.
2.5 lac success fee. The qualifying outcome and payment milestone are set out in your service agreement.
Regular combined fees: PKR 450,000. Third-party costs are separate.
Discuss your goals, the preparation timeline and what your mentor will help with.
Start the agreed mentorship, profile development and application preparation.
Your agreement defines the qualifying outcome and payment milestone.
It means support through the years before your undergraduate applications. We help you plan your career direction, profile development and applications, and guide you when you have questions. You complete the schoolwork, activities and applications yourself. Your starting class and intended intake determine the exact duration.
The contact arrangements and review schedule are agreed before enrolment. Ask the team what support is included, how to raise questions and how progress will be reviewed. This page does not promise a fixed number of weekly sessions.
The programme is designed around Pakistani students preparing for undergraduate study, including Matric, O Levels, FSc and A Levels. Your starting stage, academic profile and remaining time determine the support that is suitable.
The discounted initial fee is PKR 100,000, reduced from PKR 150,000. The discounted success fee is PKR 250,000, reduced from PKR 300,000. If both apply, total programme fees are PKR 350,000. The success milestone is documented in your service agreement.
Coverage differs by award. Some fund tuition only; others include accommodation, travel or living support. We help you read the actual award and plan for costs it does not cover.
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