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	1. Is the scholarship available every year? 

	Yes, the US-Pakistan Knowledge Corridor PhD Scholarship Program is usually offered each year to help send a good number of Pakistani scholars to the US.

	2. Do I need to get into a US university before I apply for the scholarship? 

	It&#39;s definitely helpful to have admission (with or without a tuition waiver), but you can still apply if you have valid GRE/HAT scores and a good academic record. HEC might help with the admission process for candidates who are shortlisted and have partnerships with US universities.

	3. Do I need TOEFL or IELTS scores to apply for the HEC scholarship?

	No, you don&rsquo;t need TOEFL or IELTS scores to apply for the HEC scholarship itself. But keep in mind that most US universities require these scores for admission, and they can help with getting tuition waivers.

	4. What if I don&rsquo;t go back to Pakistan after my studies? 

	All winners of the scholarship must sign a bond with HEC, promising to return to Pakistan and serve for a certain period after finishing their studies. If you don&rsquo;t do this, you might be held responsible for paying back the scholarship costs.

	5. What is Talent Farming?

	Talent Farming is a part of the program that trains future PhD scholars for entrance exams like the GRE, TOEFL, and IELTS, often at reduced rates. You can usually find info about these training sessions on the HEC website.

	6. Can I apply with a 16-year bachelor&#39;s degree?

	Yes, if you have a 4-year bachelor&#39;s degree (which counts as 16 years of education), it&#39;s acceptable for direct admission into a PhD program at a US university.

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