PM Youth Laptop Scheme 2025 Deadline Extended & Easy Application Process
Good news for students! The government of Pakistan has extended the last date to apply for the Prime Minister’s Youth Laptop Scheme 2025. This program helps students get free laptops to support their studies and improve access to digital learning.
New Last Date: Students have more time now — the application window stays open until June 1, 2025.
This change was made after a meeting led by the Federal Education Minister, to help more students apply easily.
📦 What’s in the Scheme?
- First Round Distribution: A total of 100,000 laptops will be handed out in the initial phase.
- Merit-Based Selection: Only students with strong academic performance will qualify.
- More Laptops Coming: The government plans to expand the scheme to cover up to 500,000 students in future rounds.
✅ Who Can Apply?
- Who Can Apply: Must be enrolled in a public university or college in Pakistan, including AJK, FATA, and Gilgit-Baltistan.
- Should have at least 3.0 CGPA or 70% marks.
- Open to students in BS, Master’s, MPhil, or PhD programs.
- A valid CNIC or B-Form is required.
📝 How to Apply?
- Go to pmyp.gov.pk
- How to Register: Sign up using your CNIC or B-Form, and enter all your study-related information correctly.
- Your university will verify your data.
- Submit your form before the last date.
- Check merit list in June on the same website.
📲 How to Track Your Application?
- Visit pmyp.gov.pk anytime to check your application progress.
- Call 0800-77000 for help.
- Or ask your university’s contact person for updates.
🎁 What’s Next?
What Happens Next: Selected students will be notified via SMS and email.
Laptop Distribution: Devices will be handed out in July 2025, with free software and a 1-year warranty.
- A 1-year warranty
- Important study software
🔔 Stay Updated
Stay Informed: Keep visiting the official website for updates on merit lists, results, and new phases of the program.
This scheme is a big step to help students study better, especially in areas where they need more support with digital tools.
