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Application for Full-Free Studentship
Model application to the headmaster for full-free studentship for a poor but meritorious student.
An application for full-free studentship is written by a poor but meritorious student requesting exemption from tuition fees.
How to write it
- Begin with the date, then the recipient block: “The Headmaster”, the school name and place.
- Write a Subject line about the full-free studentship, then the salutation “Sir”.
- In the body, explain your poor financial condition, your good results, and request full-free studentship.
- End with “I remain, Sir, your obedient student”, then your name, class, roll and section.
Model
Date: 5 March 2026
To
The Headmaster
Government High School, Dhaka
Subject: Application for full-free studentship.
Sir
With due respect, I beg to state that I am a regular student of your school and I stood first in the annual examination of my class. My father is a poor farmer with a large family, and it is beyond his means to bear the cost of my education.
Under these circumstances, I earnestly request you to grant me full-free studentship so that I may continue my studies without any interruption. I promise to maintain my good results and conduct in future.
I, therefore, pray and hope that you would be kind enough to grant me full-free studentship and oblige thereby.
I remain,
Sir,
Your obedient student,
Md. Rahim
Class: X, Roll: 1, Section: A
Frequently Asked Questions
Address the headmaster, add a Subject line, and in the body explain that you are a meritorious but financially poor student, mention your good exam results, and politely request full-free studentship.
Include your class position or good results, your family’s poor financial condition, and a promise to keep up your performance, as these show you are both deserving and needy.
Full-free studentship exempts you from paying tuition fees entirely, while half-free reduces the fees by half; adjust your request in the Subject line and body accordingly.
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