Crown Prince's International Scholarship Programme Kicks Off 2026 Scholarship Initiative
According to Bahrain News Agency, CPISP representatives have announced that the application period for the 2026 scholarship program will run from March 1 to March 15. Students interested in applying are encouraged to submit their applications via the program's official website (www.cpisp.bh).
Eligible applicants will receive an email invitation to participate in a series of tests designed to evaluate their English language proficiency and critical reasoning skills. These assessments are conducted by the CPISP in collaboration with the Bahrain Institute of Banking and Finance (BIBF).
The eligibility criteria for the CPISP require applicants to hold Bahraini citizenship, be enrolled in the 11th grade (or equivalent), and be on track to graduate in 2026. Additionally, applicants must have a cumulat
ive Grade Point Average (GPA) of 97% or higher.
During the presentations, representatives outlined the training candidates must undergo to qualify for the program. A minimum of 60 applicants will be selected based on their performance in qualifying tests and GPA, with at least 40 students from public schools and 20 from private schools.
These selected students will participate in training programs organized by the CPISP in cooperation with BIBF, where they will undertake examinations meeting international standards during the summer and the following academic year.
Scholarships will be awarded based on evaluation results, with three males and three females from public schools, and two males and two females from private schools receiving scholarships. Additionally, up to 10 scholarships will be available for those scoring 90% or higher in the overall evaluation of the CPISP's special training program.
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