Punjab Free Livestock Scheme 2026: Check Selection Status by CNIC

The Punjab free livestock scheme selection status can be checked by CNIC on the official balloting portal reported for the scheme. Phase II balloting took place on 14 October 2026, and distribution was reported to start from 20–21 October 2026. If your name is in the selected list, you will need to follow the collection instructions given on the portal or by the district livestock office. If your name is not there, it does not mean you are permanently rejected — check the portal again for the next phase announcement.

For other Punjab schemes, see the CM Punjab Schemes 2026 hub.

Disclaimer: This website is not the official government website. This post is a guide only. Check your status only on the official portal and never share your CNIC, OTP, PIN, or bank details with unofficial websites, agents, or anyone asking for a fee for selection.

What is the Punjab free livestock scheme?

The Punjab free livestock scheme provides animals to eligible women in South Punjab, with priority reported for widows and divorced women. The scheme is run in phases. In Phase II, applications were received from across South Punjab and verified before balloting. Distribution of animals to selected women was reported to begin in the third week of October 2026.

This post is only about checking the Phase II selection status. It is not a new registration guide, because no new registration period for this scheme was announced at the time of writing.

How to check Punjab free livestock scheme selection status by CNIC

1. Open the official balloting portal reported for the scheme: attrw.punjab.gov.pk/Balloting.
2. Select the livestock scheme balloting result section.
3. Enter your CNIC number exactly as it appears on your CNIC, without dashes.
4. Submit and check whether your name appears in the selected list for your district.
5. If you are selected, note the collection date, venue, and documents mentioned on the portal. Do not pay anyone to confirm your selection.

If the portal does not load, try again later or visit your district livestock office with your original CNIC. A portal loading problem does not mean you were not selected.

How many women were selected in Phase II?

Different news outlets reported slightly different selected figures for Phase II, so treat the exact number as reported, not as a single official final figure:

• One report, citing PITB, said 3,380 women were selected in Phase II.
• Another report said 75,666 applications were received, 15,396 were approved after verification, and 3,304 were selected.

The difference may come from the date of reporting or from district-wise counting. The selected list on the official portal is the only list that matters for an individual applicant — a news total cannot confirm or reject your own selection.

One guide also reported a one-time assistance of Rs 5,000 for selected women. This was not confirmed in the same reporting as the balloting result, so do not treat it as a promised payment until the official portal or district office confirms it.

What to do if you are selected

• Keep your original CNIC ready for verification at collection.
• Attend on the date and at the venue given for your district.
• Do not pay any agent, middleman, or official for collection. Selection through balloting is free.
• If you cannot attend on the given date, contact the district livestock office as soon as possible and ask for the alternate procedure. Do not send your CNIC copy to an unofficial WhatsApp number.

What to do if your name is not in the selected list

• First, re-check your CNIC number for typing errors and check the correct district list.
• If your name is still not there, you were not selected in this balloting round.
• Wait for the next phase announcement on the official portal. Do not trust social media posts that promise selection for a fee.
• Keep your application details safe for the next round, and make sure your household record is updated if your circumstances have changed.

Who was eligible for this scheme?

As reported for the scheme, eligibility focused on women in South Punjab, with priority for widows and divorced women, and selection was made through balloting after verification of applications. Exact district lists and income or household conditions were set by the scheme rules at the time of application. This post does not add new eligibility rules, because the Phase II application window for this round has already closed.

FAQs

How can I check the Punjab free livestock scheme selection status by CNIC?
Open the official balloting portal reported for the scheme, enter your CNIC without dashes, and check the selected list for your district.

When was Phase II balloting held?
Phase II balloting was reported on 14 October 2026, with distribution reported to start from 20–21 October 2026.

What if the portal shows no result for my CNIC?
Re-check the number and district first. If there is still no result, you were not selected in this round. Wait for the next phase announcement and do not pay anyone for selection.

Is there any fee for checking selection or collecting an animal?
No. Checking the balloting result and selection itself should not involve a fee. Anyone asking for payment for selection is not acting on behalf of the official scheme.

Where can I get help if the portal is not working?
Visit your district livestock office with your original CNIC, or use the contact details given on the official portal. Do not share your CNIC with unofficial pages.