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PM Laptop Scheme 2025: Who can apply & how

PM Laptop Scheme 2025: Who can apply & how

Web Desk August 20, 2025 Add Bol News as a trusted source

Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has announced that 100,000 free laptops will be given to top-performing students across Pakistan on International Youth Day.

The scheme will cover all provinces, the federal capital, Gilgit-Baltistan, and Azad Kashmir, and will be based entirely on merit to ensure deserving students receive modern learning tools without favoritism.

The laptops will come with internet devices and adapters, helping students in their studies and keeping them connected in today’s digital world. This program continues earlier successful initiatives under the Prime Minister’s Youth Programme, which have already benefited thousands of students.

The Prime Minister encouraged students to use these resources to excel and play their part in Pakistan’s development. By giving young people faster access to digital learning, the initiative aims to bring a major change to the country’s education system.

Who Can Apply

Requisite Details
Institution Student of public sector university/degree-awarding institute (HEC)
Eligible Programs – PhD, MS, MPhil, or equivalent 18-year program 

1.5-year or 2-year master’s degree program

bachelor’s degree program (morning or evening sessions)

Minimum Academic Requirement – Semester system: 70% marks or 2.80 CGPA 

Annual system: 60% marks

CGPA/Percentage Conversion HEC-defined formula

Students Who Cannot Apply for Laptops:

Private-sector higher education institution students Students enrolled in government degree or postgraduate colleges, including affiliated colleges. Students who have already received a laptop under any federal or provincial government scheme. Foreign nationals, except students from Azad Jammu & Kashmir (AJK). Students who did not apply online or whose applications were not submitted through the official online portal. Students who cannot provide the required documents or proof of academic performance at the time of distribution. Students who completed their degree program before the laptop distribution date.

Total laptops distributed

Category Total Laptops Male Students Female
Total Distributed (All Time) 600,000 334,556 265,444
Distributed in 2024 100,000 42,000 58,000

Provincial/Federal Distribution

Region Number of Laptops
Punjab 247,389
Sindh 107,034
Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa (KP) 76,094
Balochistan 30,513
Federal Capital (Islamabad) 112,270
Former FATA 9,290
Azad Jammu & Kashmir (AJK) 14,312
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