Ehsaas Kafalat 2025 Big Update – New PMT Score Rules for Rs.13,500 Payment Eligibility

The latest Ehsaas Kafalat update has changed how PMT score (Poverty Measurement Score) is used to decide who will receive the new Rs.13,500 payment. Many families who were previously eligible are being rechecked, while some new households are now being added to the list based on their updated NSER survey information.

If your old payments have stopped, or you want to know whether you now qualify for Rs.13,500, you need to understand how the new PMT rules work and how to check your score through 8171 and official portals. This guide explains that in simple steps so you can quickly see where your family stands.

What Is PMT Score in Ehsaas Kafalat?

The PMT score is the number given to your family after the NSER (National Socio-Economic Registry) survey. It is calculated from:

  • Family size and dependents

  • Type of house and assets

  • Income sources and expenses

  • Education and employment details

A lower PMT score means a poorer household and a higher chance of eligibility for Ehsaas Kafalat and the Rs.13,500 payment.

New PMT Score Rules for Rs.13,500 Payment

Under the new update, households are being filtered more strictly. In general:

  • Families with very low PMT scores are given top priority for Rs.13,500

  • Borderline cases may be placed under review or asked for re-survey

  • Households with higher income or visible assets are removed from the list

Exact cut-off levels can vary based on decisions by BISP and the social protection authorities, but the principle is simple: the poorer the family (lower PMT), the higher the chance of regular payments.

PMT Score Result – What It Usually Means

PMT Result Seen on Portal What It Typically Indicates Expected Status
Very Low PMT Extremely poor & vulnerable Strong chance for Rs.13,500
Low PMT Poor but stable May receive payments after verification
Medium PMT Some income/assets May be under review or excluded
High PMT Higher income / strong assets Usually not eligible

(Use this as a guideline; always trust the official 8171 and portal message above all.)

How to Check Your PMT Score & Eligibility

You can check your Ehsaas Kafalat status through two main methods:

1. SMS Method via 8171

  1. Open the Messages app on your phone

  2. Type your 13-digit CNIC (without dashes)

  3. Send it to 8171

  4. Wait for the reply

The SMS will tell you if you are:

  • Eligible

  • Not eligible

  • Under verification

  • Asked to visit BISP/Ehsaas office for more checks

Sometimes the reply also hints whether your payment of Rs.13,500 has been approved or is in process.

2. Online Portal Check

On the official 8171/Ehsaas or BISP portal, you can:

  1. Enter your CNIC

  2. Complete the captcha

  3. Click on the check/submit button

The portal will show:

  • Eligibility status

  • NSER/PMT status

  • Whether a new survey is required

  • Payment or installment status if available

Who Will Get the Rs.13,500 Ehsaas Kafalat Payment?

In simple terms, the Rs.13,500 amount is targeted to:

  • Women beneficiaries listed as head of household

  • Families with very low or low PMT scores

  • Households marked “eligible” on 8171

  • Those who have completed NSER Dynamic Survey or re-verification

If your family has a car, big property, or high formal income, your PMT score is usually too high and you will likely not be included.

Why Some Previous Beneficiaries Are Now Showing Ineligible

Many families are confused because they received payments before but are now marked “not eligible” or “under review”. Common reasons include:

  • PMT score increased after new survey

  • Household income improved or assets added

  • CNIC or family information was updated in NADRA

  • Data mismatch between survey and real situation

  • Policy change to target only the poorest segment

If your financial condition is still very weak but you were removed, you should ask for re-check or re-survey at the nearest BISP or Ehsaas office.

Common Issues & Quick Fixes

Problem Possible Reason What You Can Do
SMS says “Not Eligible” PMT too high or updated Confirm survey details at BISP office
Status “Under Verification” Data being re-checked Wait and recheck after a few days
No reply from 8171 Network or typing error Ensure correct CNIC, try again later
Different info on SMS & portal System sync delay Trust latest message; visit office if needed

Final Thoughts

The Ehsaas Kafalat update around PMT score rules is meant to make sure the Rs.13,500 support reaches only the most deserving families. Your eligibility now depends heavily on how your household appears in the NSER survey and what PMT score is recorded against your CNIC.

Always check your status through 8171 and the official portal, keep your CNIC and family records updated, and visit your nearest BISP/Ehsaas centre if your situation is very poor but your status still shows ineligible. Staying informed and correctly registered is the only way to stay on the beneficiary list.

FAQs – Ehsaas Kafalat PMT Score & Rs.13,500 Payment

1. Can I change my PMT score if my income has dropped?
You cannot change the score yourself, but you can request a new survey or data correction at the nearest BISP/Ehsaas office.

2. Does every eligible person automatically get Rs.13,500?
Only those marked as active beneficiaries with the right PMT score range and updated records will receive the full payment.

3. What if my SMS shows eligible but I did not receive any payment?
Check again through the portal, and if it still shows no payment, visit your payment center or BISP office with your CNIC.

4. Will my PMT score stay the same forever?
No. It can change after new surveys, changes in family status, or updates in NADRA records.

5. Can I appeal if I am declared not eligible?
You can visit the nearest BISP/Ehsaas help desk, explain your situation, and request a reassessment or dynamic survey if your poverty situation is genuine and severe.

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