How to Apply for Government Financial Grants for Students and Non-Government Teachers/Staff

The government has launched a financial grant initiative for students and non-government teachers/staff under the Secondary and Higher Education Division for the 2025-26 fiscal year. Priority will be given to students from disadvantaged, disabled, third-gender, poor, and backward communities.

Applications can be submitted online from 15 February 2026 to 17 March 2026 by students, teachers/staff, and heads of educational institutions.

Step-by-Step Application Process

1. Registration on MyGov Platform The head of the institution (principal/registrar) must first register on the MyGov platform at www.mygov.bd.
2. Mandatory Mobile Number Use the mobile number registered in the latest Annual Education Census-2025 (BANBEIS) during registration.
3. Profile Verification After registration, verify the profile using the institution’s EIIN number.
4. Application Submission
   • For institutions: The head/principal submits the application directly.
   • For teachers/staff and students: Apply through the head/principal/registrar of the respective institution.

Types of Grants

For Educational Institutions All recognized non-government general educational institutions (both MPO-listed and non-MPO) can apply for grants to support repair, renovation, furniture procurement, library setup, sports equipment purchase, and making facilities disabled-friendly. Priority will be given to institutions in backward areas.

For Teachers and Staff

Teachers and staff of non-government general educational institutions can apply for grants in cases of incurable diseases or accidental disabilities. Required documents include a copy of the national ID, a certificate from the head of the institution, a medical certificate from a doctor, and a certificate from a government hospital.

For Students

Students from government and non-government general educational institutions can apply for grants for incurable diseases, accidental disabilities, or education expenses. Priority will be given to disadvantaged, disabled, third-gender, helpless, sick, poor, meritorious, and backward community students.

• For secondary and higher secondary students: Birth registration certificate and a certificate from the head of the institution are mandatory.
• For graduate and postgraduate students: A certificate from the department head and birth registration/national ID are required.

Important Requirements

• Attach bank account details and a PDF copy of the MICR cheque book.
• Funds for teachers/staff and students will be disbursed via mobile banking.

Key Conditions

• Institutions and teachers/staff can receive benefits only once; previous recipients cannot reapply.
• Students can apply a maximum of once every three years during their educational life.
• Disabled students must submit a disability certificate from the district/upazila social services office. Third-gender applicants need a certificate from a government hospital doctor.
• Incomplete applications or hard copies will not be accepted.
• Authorities may take legal action against those who violate conditions or engage in fraudulent practices.

All detailed conditions, guidelines, and application information are available at www.shed.gov.bd.

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