Islamabad Student Found Dead After Alleged US Admission Scam

Published On 10 Oct, 2026
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9 News HD: A student in Islamabad has reportedly died by suicide after losing millions of rupees in an alleged fake US university admission scam. The case has raised concerns about education fraud and the risks faced by students hoping to study abroad.

According to reports, the student’s family paid millions of rupees to a consultant who claimed to help secure admission to a university in the United States. The family later allegedly discovered that the admission documents were fake, leaving them facing a serious financial loss.

The student’s death has brought attention to the problems that students and families can face when dealing with people who promise overseas education opportunities. Many Pakistani students hope to study in the United States and other countries to gain better education and career options. However, some may become targets of fraud when they rely on unverified agents or consultants.

Police are looking into the case to establish what happened and examine the allegations surrounding the admission process. Further details about those involved and the steps taken during the investigation may emerge as the case develops.

Students planning to study abroad should check university admission offers directly through official university websites and contact the institution before making payments. Families should also verify a consultant’s record and keep receipts, agreements and copies of all documents.

This tragic case is a reminder that overseas admission offers need careful checking before money is handed over. Anyone who believes they have been cheated should keep the available evidence and report the matter to the relevant authorities.

If you or someone you know is struggling emotionally, please reach out to a trusted person or a qualified mental health professional. Support is available, and no one has to face a difficult situation alone.