CM Punjab E-Bike Scheme 2026 – Check Status, Balloting Result & Distribution Date. If you applied for the CM Punjab E-Bike Scheme Phase 2, here is the honest update as of 14 November 2026: registration closed on 4 October 2026, the balloting result is still awaited, and the distribution that was announced for 5 November did NOT start — it has been moved to December 2026, with no exact date announced yet. This guide explains how to check your status on the official portal, what the Rs 3,028 monthly instalment means, and what happens after selection.
CM Punjab E-Bike Scheme Phase 2 — Quick Status
| Item | Status (14 November 2026) |
|---|---|
| Registration | CLOSED — last date was 4 October 2026. No new registration is open. |
| E-bikes | 100,000 electric scooties for Punjab students |
| Applications | 1.3 million+ registrations; 600,000+ completed applications |
| Balloting (qurandazi) | Computerised draw by PITB after verification — result awaited; no official confirmation that the draw is complete |
| Distribution | December 2026 — no exact date announced, no district-wise schedule published |
| Monthly instalment | Rs 3,028/month for 36 months, 0% markup; no down payment |
| Official portal | bikes.punjab.gov.pk |
How to Check Your E-Bike Scheme Status Online
There is no public CNIC-only status check and no public winners list for Phase 2. The only official way to check your result is through your own applicant account:
- Open the official portal bikes.punjab.gov.pk.
- Log in with your registered CNIC (or B-Form/CRC) number and password — the same credentials you used when applying. A “Forgot Password” option is available on the login page.
- Open your applicant dashboard. It shows your licence verification status, student/institute verification status, bank/financing status, and — once balloting is done — your selection result (selected, waiting list, or not selected).
- The result is also sent by SMS to the registered mobile number (the mobile registered in your guarantor’s name).
Do not trust forwarded “winners lists” on WhatsApp, Facebook or social media. No public Phase 2 PDF list has been posted on the portal. If your name is not shown as selected on your own dashboard, you are not selected yet — a screenshot from someone else proves nothing.
If the portal does not open for you, try again later or from another device — Punjab government portals sometimes fail to load on some networks, and the portal itself is the only official source.
Balloting Result — What We Know
Selection is by computerised balloting (qurandazi) run by PITB, after the verification of applications. With over 600,000 completed applications for 100,000 bikes, most applicants will not be selected — the draw decides.
Some news coverage said the balloting was expected around 10 November 2026, but as of 14 November 2026 there is no official confirmation that the draw has been completed and no final winners list has been verified. The correct position right now is: result awaited — check your dashboard, and do not believe any “result announced” claim unless it appears on bikes.punjab.gov.pk or your own dashboard.
Distribution Date — The Big Correction
Many websites still say “distribution started 5 November 2026”. That is outdated. The Chief Minister had announced distribution from 5 November, but it did not start on that date. On 10 November 2026, speaking at a ceremony in Jhelum, the Chief Minister revised the schedule: distribution will now begin in December 2026, reportedly because of the large number of e-bikes being manufactured. No exact December date has been announced, and no district-by-district delivery schedule has been published.
When your turn comes, your collection point and timing will be communicated through your applicant dashboard and SMS — not through any public list.
Price, Subsidy and Monthly Instalment
| Item | Amount |
|---|---|
| Bike price | Rs 199,000 |
| Government subsidy | Rs 90,000 |
| Student pays (financed) | Rs 109,000 (Rs 3,028 × 36 months = Rs 109,008) |
| Monthly instalment | Rs 3,028/month for 36 months |
| Markup / interest | 0% — interest-free |
| Down payment | Waived (Rs 0) |
| Government also pays | Financing interest, insurance, registration and token tax |
| Financing partner | Bank of Punjab |
Selected students also get a free helmet and safety rod with the bike, and free driving training for successful female applicants. Female students get pink scooties and male students black ones — the colour is the only difference. Contrary to some older reports, the bike is not free for girls: all selected students pay the same Rs 3,028 monthly instalment.
The Phase 2 scooty is a 2026-model electric scooty (reported specs: 72V battery, 1,000W motor, top speed about 50–55 km/h). No official range-per-charge figure has been published.
Who Was Eligible (Phase 2)
Registration is closed, so this is a recap for applicants checking their status — the conditions below are what your application was verified against:
- Regular student of an HEC-recognised public or private degree college/university in Punjab.
- Punjab domicile or CNIC.
- Motorcycle learner’s permit or driving licence (a juvenile driving permit is also accepted for younger applicants).
- One student per family — only one bike per family even if two siblings applied.
- Guarantor (usually a parent/guardian) earning at least Rs 40,000/month, with a recent bank statement; the registered mobile number is in the guarantor’s name.
- Documents: CNIC / B-Form / Child Registration Certificate, student card or institute letter, latest paid fee slip, and licence/learner permit.
Age — two versions exist: portal-based guides list the minimum age as 16+, while the official DGPR handout lists 18+. The portal’s own requirement is what your application was checked against.
Reported quotas include 25% for women, 30% for rural students and 5% for disabled students — these figures come from scheme guides and have not been confirmed on the official portal.
What Happens After Selection
The portal follows five stages:
- Application — registered before 4 October 2026.
- Documentation — your papers are checked.
- Verification — your institute confirms your enrolment and your eligibility is checked.
- Approval & financing — selected students sign the Bank of Punjab agreement with their guarantor’s papers.
- Delivery — you receive the e-bike with the free helmet and safety rod, and attend riding training before taking it into traffic.
CM Punjab Scheme vs Federal PAVE Scheme — Do Not Mix Them
There are two different e-bike schemes. This post is only about the CM Punjab scheme (portal bikes.punjab.gov.pk, 100,000 bikes, Rs 90,000 subsidy, Punjab students only). The federal PAVE scheme is separate — run by the Ministry of Industries (portal pave.gov.pk, 116,000 bikes nationwide, Rs 50,000 subsidy). If you applied on pave.gov.pk, check your status there, not here.
Helplines
| Channel | Details |
|---|---|
| Scheme helpline | 042-99212260 (as listed in the portal guides) |
| Bank of Punjab (financing partner) | 042-111-333-267 |
| Official portal | bikes.punjab.gov.pk |
Scam Warning
Registration was free. No agent, website or social media page can get anyone selected, and there is no down payment or selection fee under Phase 2. Never pay anyone for selection, balloting or delivery, and never share your portal password or OTP. The only official portal is bikes.punjab.gov.pk.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I still apply for the CM Punjab E-Bike Scheme?
No. Phase 2 registration closed on 4 October 2026, and no new window or Phase 3 has been announced.
Can I check my status by CNIC number only?
No. There is no public CNIC-only check. You must log in to bikes.punjab.gov.pk with your registered CNIC and password and open your applicant dashboard.
Has the balloting result been announced?
Not officially. Some coverage mentioned 10 November 2026, but as of 14 November 2026 there is no official confirmation that the draw is complete and no verified winners list. Check your dashboard.
When will the bikes be delivered?
Distribution is now planned for December 2026 (revised from 5 November). No exact date or district schedule has been announced yet.
Is the e-bike free for female students?
No. All selected students pay the same Rs 3,028/month for 36 months. Female students get pink scooties, male students black ones — that is the only difference.
Where is the winners list?
There is no public winners list. Your selection result appears only on your own applicant dashboard (and by SMS). Any list circulating on social media is unofficial.
I am a teacher — does this scheme cover me?
Not this Phase 2. Teachers have a separate track (5,000 e-bikes in a first phase) through ptf.punjab.gov.pk.
Conclusion
If you applied for the CM Punjab E-Bike Scheme Phase 2, the position on 14 November 2026 is simple: registration is closed, the balloting result is awaited, and distribution starts in December 2026 — not 5 November as first announced. Keep checking your dashboard on bikes.punjab.gov.pk and the SMS on your registered mobile number, and do not pay anyone who promises selection or early delivery.
