1st National Contest For Need Based Technologies 2026 announced by Pakistan Science Foundation, Apply By 30 April 2026

1st National Contest For Need Based Technologies 2026 announced by Pakistan Science Foundation, Apply By 30 April 2026

Pakistan Science Foundation has invited projects/innovations from young researchers, and students to participate in 1st National Contest For Need Based Tecnologies 2026.

Projects in the form of working models/products may be prepared and submitted to Pakistan Science Foundation in this regard.

School-level students can win up to Rs. 200,000/-

BS/MS Level students can win up to Rs. 500,000/-

Check out details in the broucher below.


Visit PSF Website For Application Form

1st National Contest For Need Based Technologies 2026 announced by Pakistan Science Foundation, Apply By 30 April 2026

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