NEW 2010! Saudi Government Scholarships for Saudi Students

• This year's high school graduates and last years declined scholarship applicants are eligible to apply for this year's scholarship grant allotted by the Ministry of Higher Education. Students applying for the scholarship are required to keep close attention to the dates mentioned on the government website.
• Students, who are applying to the scholarship but have already started their studies at BMC or elsewhere and want to transfer to BMC, need to refer to the Student Affair Department. The Student Affair Department will analyze the student's number of hours that are completed and the number of hours that are remaining.
• Last year's declined scholarship applicants are required to use the same username and password they used last year. For those who can't recall their username and password please contact the Student Affair Department
• For new applicants, the scholarship registration will start from (1-9-1431H to 29-9-1431H). 
• For those BMC male or female students who have obtained the grant already are not required to access the Ministry's website, the student affair dept will nominate those student whom have maintained a percentage of 80% and above.
• Website: http://grants.mohe.gov.sa
• For more information contact the Student Affair Department. 

IMPORTANT NOTE: All students (whether with scholarship or not) need to reapply at the ministerial website. This is due to the renewal of their website. For more information please contact student affair.

Steps to apply for Government Scholarships:

1. Student must complete a scholarship request application at the BMC registration office.

2. When the results are publicized and the high school student's average is 75% and above, depending on the following categories he/she should renew his scholarship application at the Ministry's website.

Category 1: Student who already have a scholarship and want to renew it.

Category 2: Applicant who doesn't have a scholarship but wishes to renew it. 

Category 3: Applicant who never applied to a scholarship and want to apply for one. 

All previous categories need to follow the same steps for renewal:

1. Enter the website with a new username and password.

2. Application steps:

-Create a username and password (please keep this username and password to use it throughout the year)

-Fill the application form:

1. Applicant needs to register as a regularly attending student. 

2. Applicant fills in his average score for the current year.

3.  Applicant needs to fill  in the number of hours completed and the number of hour remaining (Please contact the Office of Student Affair if confused).

Sheikh Abduljalil’s Scholarship

1. One student is selected annually from each batch. 
2. The rate of the student needs to be 95% or above during the years of specialization, (and not necessarily during the preparatory year) he/she should have outstanding academic performance.
3. The student should be ethically distinguished, has annual activities and integrates well with colleagues.
4. The student should not hold any warning letter.
5. Selection of the student is determined the by the Committee of Student Affairs department.
6. The Grant will continue if the student maintains the same level.
7. The Grant is 70% off the total fees.

Scholarships for Freshly High School Graduates

1. If the student’s average is 95% up to 100%, he/she will be granted 20%.
2. If the student’s average is between 90% and 94.9%, he/she will be granted 15%.
3. If the student’s average is between 85% 89.9%, he/she will be granted 10%.
4. The college grants international students with international certificates the chance to bypass the foundation year Student(s) who successfully passes the entrance exams, are admitted directly to the major of their choice. And as such, are relieved of paying the fees for of one year of study.
5. International students, who are admitted to the foundation year, can apply for a financial aid after they finish the first semester provided that they are on the Dean's Honor List.
6. Any students who is granted one of these grands should pay the fees in two installments. 

New! Scholarship Program for Muslim Communities from Islamic Development Bank

The program was established in 1983 with 35 students from India, Sri Lanka, and Kenya to cover the development need for those needy Muslim communities.

Mission & Vision 

Create opportunities for Muslims from non-Islamic and minority groups to continue their education and get the right training in a specified field by supporting them financially and with guidance.

Goals of the Program

This program is not merely a financial aid for those in need but also for social and economical development.

• It is an interest-free loan to students and a scholarship to Muslim community.
• The loan is not paid to Islamic development bank but to local endowment fund.
• Loan is paid after graduation.
• Paid loans are used for the education and development of other societies.