Selangor Reopens RM1,000 Study Grant Applications

• Selangor reopens RM1000 higher education study grant applications for eligible students until April 14 deadline.
• Grant supports first year students across various programmes helping reduce financial burden and education expenses.
• State government increases allocation enabling more beneficiaries and encouraging students to apply through online portal.

The Selangor state government has reopened applications for its RM1, 000 higher education institutions (IPT) Study Grant, and providing financial assistance to eligible students pursuing tertiary education.

The initiative is aimed at easing the financial burden on students from Selangor, particularly those who are entering their first year at accredited educational institutions.

The grant is open to students undertaking programmes that extend from Level 4 Skills Certificates to bachelor degree programs, which enables institutions to provide educational pathways through various academic programs.

According to Menteri Besar Datuk Seri Amirudin Shari, the state government has increased its allocation for the scheme to RM5 million this year, up from RM3 million previously. The government increase will provide financial support to more students who need assistance with their higher education expenses.

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The grant enables students to handle their necessary costs, which includes tuition and study materials and daily expenses, so they can concentrate on their academic studies without financial worries.

The official state portal serves as the online submission platform for study grant applications which grants applicants straightforward access to the application process.

The deadline for submission has been set for April 14, 2026, giving students a limited period to complete their applications. Authorities have encouraged eligible candidates to apply early and ensure that all required information is accurately provided.

The study grant closing period shows that Selangor continues its educational initiatives through human capital development funding. The state provides financial support to students because it wants to create equal educational opportunities while developing a skilled workforce for future growth.