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Making Your Contribution

Explore ways to give, choose the causes you support,

and understand contribution amounts for donations and zakat at UTP.

Contribute via online banking (FPX), JomPAY, direct bank transfer or salary deduction for UTP and PETRONAS staff. Upload your transaction slip through the secure online giving form.

Yes. General donations can support scholarships, research or student development. Zakat funds are distributed specifically to eligible asnaf students according to Islamic guidelines.

There is no minimum amount for general donations to Yayasan UTP. Zakat payments should be based on your personal or corporate nisab calculations.

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Zakat & Tax Benefits

Find answers about donation receipts, zakat payments, applicable tax benefits

and how TAZU distributes contributions to eligible asnaf students.

Yes. Cash contributions to Yayasan UTP are tax-exempt under Section 44(6) of the Income Tax Act 1967, while Zakat contributions qualify for a tax rebate under Subsection 6A(3). An official receipt will be issued once you submit your transfer details.

Yes. You can pay through Tabung Amanah Zakat UTP (TAZU) and receive an official Zakat receipt from Majlis Agama Islam Perak (MAIPk), qualifying you for a 100% income tax rebate.

No. Tabung Amanah Zakat UTP (TAZU) pools Zakat contributions to support fair distribution among verified, eligible asnaf recipients. Donors cannot select a specific student.

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Funding Policies & Timelines

Understand how contributions support operations and student needs,

alongside key information about financial aid deadlines and scholarship deferral requests.

A small, regulated percentage supports the foundation’s essential operations, while the vast majority of your contribution supports student scholarships, academic research and development.

Scholarship deferrals are considered case by case. For a medical emergency or severe personal hardship, submit a formal request with supporting documents to the secretariat before the semester begins.

Yes. Student support applications open at the start of each semester and have strict cut-off dates. Corporate donations and Zakat contributions are accepted year-round to support upcoming intakes.

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Financial Aid Applications & Eligibility

Check academic requirements, understand how YUTP and TAZU applications are assessed,

and explore your next steps if funding is unsuccessful.

Funding is limited, so not every application can be approved. If your financial circumstances change, you are encouraged to reapply the following semester. Unsuccessful applicants may also be directed to alternative external aid.

For YUTP, applicants must achieve a minimum GPA of 3.50 to apply and maintain a minimum GPA of 3.00 after receiving financial assistance. For TAZU, applicants must achieve a minimum GPA and CGPA of 2.00 to apply and maintain the same requirement after receiving assistance.

Yes. You may apply for both YUTP and TAZU financial assistance, but you will only be considered for one based on the assessment and eligibility requirements.

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Other Scholarships & Sponsorships

Learn how external scholarships affect your YUTP or TAZU assistance,

when to report new funding, and where to seek guidance.

Yes. You may apply for external scholarships or sponsorships after receiving financial assistance from YUTP or TAZU.

You must inform YUTP or TAZU if you receive another scholarship or sponsorship. Your financial assistance may then be reviewed according to its terms and conditions.

For assistance, email Yayasan UTP at yayasan_utp@utp.edu.my or Tabung Amanah Zakat UTP at zakat@utp.edu.my,

Monday to Friday, 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.

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