Ballot List & Result Guide
Since applications for the current phase have already crossed 432,000 for 100,000 available e-bikes, selection runs through a computerised random ballot rather than automatic approval. Here's how it works and where the genuine result is published.
How the ballot works
Once document verification is complete, eligible applicants are entered into a computerised random draw. This is the same method used in earlier, smaller phases of the scheme, where a similar draw decided allocation among verified applicants once demand exceeded the bikes available.
Where to check the official result
Visit the official ballot list page
The Government of Punjab publishes results directly on the official portal at bikes.punjab.gov.pk/ballot-list. This is the only page you should treat as authoritative for your result.
Watch for an SMS
Results are also pushed by SMS to the mobile number you registered with — keep that number active and don't change your SIM during the process.
Log in to check your individual status
You can also sign in at bikes.punjab.gov.pk with your CNIC and registered mobile number to see your current stage — see our application status guide for the full walkthrough.
Not independently confirmed — check the official portal: we do not have an independent way to verify individual results, and no third-party site can legitimately check your status faster or more accurately than bikes.punjab.gov.pk itself. Treat any site or page other than the official portal that claims to "check your ballot result" with suspicion.
If you're not selected
Students who aren't selected in one phase's ballot have generally been able to reapply in a later phase without penalty. See our scheme history page for how earlier phases have expanded over time.
This page explains the general ballot process based on how earlier phases were run and public statements about the current phase. The exact ballot date for this round has not been officially announced as of this writing — check bikes.punjab.gov.pk/ballot-list directly for the current status.
Last reviewed: 23 September 2026