The Apni Zameen Apna Ghar balloting result for Phase 1 has already been announced. The Punjab government held its first digital balloting, and around 2,000 lucky applicants received free plots. These plots are spread over 23 housing schemes in 19 districts. To see if your name is on the list, enter your CNIC number on the official AZAG portal.. This guide explains the current status, the check method, and what to do next.
Quick Answer
The Phase 1 balloting for free 3 marla plots is complete. To see your result, open azag.punjab.gov.pk, click the balloting result button, and enter your 13 digit CNIC. As of 28 September 2026, I found no official proof that a new phase is open for applications.
What Is Apni Zameen Apna Ghar?
Apni Zameen Apna Ghar (AZAG) is a housing program run by the Government of Punjab.
. It gives free residential plots of 3 marla to eligible homeless and low income families. The Punjab Housing and Town Planning Agency runs the program, and the Housing, Urban Development and Public Health Engineering Department is the administrative department.
The scheme works with a second program called Apni Chhat Apna Ghar (ACAG). AZAG gives the land. ACAG helps with the construction loan for building a house on it.
Latest Update and Current Status
| Information | Details |
|---|---|
| Program | Apni Zameen Apna Ghar (AZAG) |
| Phase 1 balloting | Completed (November 2025) |
| Plots allotted | About 2,000 |
| Districts covered | 19 |
| Official portal | azag.punjab.gov.pk |
| Phase 2 status | Not officially confirmed in the sources I could verify |
The first digital ballot was held with PML-N president Nawaz Sharif and Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz present. A later round followed for exact plot numbers. Housing Minister Bilal Yasin held a computerised ballot to give winners their block and plot numbers.
The minister said the Chief Minister would hand out allotment letters in the coming days. Later updates from the housing department also say 2,000 plots have been distributed across 23 districts. Different reports use different numbers for districts, so follow the official portal for your own case.
How Big Was Phase 1?
The demand was very high compared with the number of plots.
- More than 483,000 people registered for the project.
- More than 257,000 applications came in for Phase 1.
- After NADRA verification and checks by district committees, 18,308 applicants were declared eligible for balloting.
So roughly 2,000 winners came out of 18,308 eligible names. That was a computerized balloting draw, not first come first served.
District Wise Plots in Phase 1
Dawn reported these plot numbers for many districts:
| District | Plots |
|---|---|
| Jhelum | 730 |
| Kasur | 388 |
| Faisalabad | 257 |
| Lodhran | 219 |
| Khushab | 24 |
| Bahawalnagar | 20 |
| Mandi Bahauddin | 17 |
| Rajanpur | 15 |
| Attock | 11 |
| Gujrat | 8 |
| Bahawalpur | 7 |
| Jhang | 4 |
| Vehari | 4 |
| Chiniot | 2 |
This list is not complete. Okara, Bhakkar, Layyah, Sahiwal and Sargodha also received plots, but I could not verify their exact numbers.
How to Check Apni Zameen Apna Ghar Balloting Result
Follow these steps.
- Open the official website azag.punjab.gov.pk in your phone or computer browser.
- Find the Balloting Result button on the home page.
- Type your 13 digit CNIC without dashes.
- Press submit.
- Read the message on your screen.
Results are shown on the official AZAG portal, and applicants enter their CNIC to see their status. Website menus can change, so if a button looks different, look for a result or status link.
What If You Were Not Selected?
Some guides say the portal shows a polite message that your application was not selected in the balloting. That only means you did not win in Phase 1. It does not mean your CNIC was blocked.
Who Could Apply? Eligibility Criteria
The rules below come from the official Punjab Government page and an earlier news report at launch.
- The applicant must be a permanent resident of Punjab as shown on a valid CNIC.
- You could only apply for schemes inside your own district.
- Applicants should not own any property in Pakistan.
- They needed to be registered in the National Socio-Economic Registry (NSER).
- Monthly household income had to be below Rs50,000.
Rules may change for any new phase, so always confirm on the official portal.
What Happens After You Win?
Winning the ballot is the first step. Here is what usually follows.
- Plot number ballot. Winners get a block and plot number.
- Allotment letter. The government said the Chief Minister would give out letters.
- Document check. Keep your CNIC and other papers ready in case the agency asks.
- Construction loan. Winners can get a Rs1.5 million loan to build a home, paid back over nine years at Rs14,000 a month.
The housing minister said the plots are free, with no fee. Nobody should ask you for money to give you a plot.
Phase 2 Update: Is It Open?
I could not find an official notice that Phase 2 applications are open. Many private websites say Phase 2 is coming soon, but they do not show an official date or link.
One website says the government approved 1,534 more plots. It names The News International as its source, but I could not verify that report myself. So treat that number as not officially confirmed.
What you can do now:
- Check azag.punjab.gov.pk for any home page banner.
- Follow official Punjab Government and PHATA announcements.
- Ignore any site or WhatsApp message that asks for a fee.
Important Information
- Use only the official portal. Copycat sites exist and some ask for your personal data.
- Numbers differ across sources. The official Punjab page speaks of 1,892 plots in the first phase, while news reports say 2,000 plots were allotted. Follow the latest official figure.
- Keep your CNIC number private. Never share your OTP or bank details with anyone.
FAQs
Has the Apni Zameen Apna Ghar balloting result been announced?
Yes. Phase 1 balloting is complete and results are available on the official portal.
How can I check my result by CNIC?
Open azag.punjab.gov.pk, click the balloting result button, enter your 13 digit CNIC and submit.
How many plots were given in Phase 1?
About 2,000 plots in 19 districts. The official Punjab page mentions 1,892 plots at the start, so the number changed between announcements.
Is the plot really free?
Yes. The housing minister said the plots are given completely free of cost. The construction loan is a separate program.
Can I apply for Phase 2 now?
No official Phase 2 application date has been confirmed in the sources I checked. Wait for an official announcement.
What if I did not win?
You can wait for a future phase. Check the portal from time to time for news.
Which district got the most plots?
Jhelum got the most with 730 plots, followed by Kasur with 388.
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