PM Laptop Scheme 2025 Merit List PDF

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The Government of Pakistan has announced the PM Youth Laptop Scheme 2025 Merit List to help students in public universities. This program is managed by the Higher Education Commission (HEC) and provides free laptops to talented students.

Now, students can check their names using their CNIC number through the official HEC portal or their university’s website. In this guide, you will learn about eligibility, ineligibility, how to check the merit list, the objection process, and the benefits of the scheme.

PM Laptop Scheme 2025 Overview

The Prime Minister’s Youth Laptop Scheme is a step toward digital education and empowerment. Every year, thousands of laptops are given to deserving students so they can study online, do research, and improve their skills.

For 2025, HEC has made it easier for students to check their selection by using CNIC numbers online, instead of only relying on university notice boards.

Eligibility Criteria for PM Laptop Scheme 2025

To apply for this scheme, students must be enrolled in HEC-recognized public universities or degree-awarding institutes.

Eligible Programs

Degree Program	Requirement
PhD	Enrolled students
MS/MPhil	(18 years of education)
Master’s	1.5 or 2 years
Bachelor’s	4 or 5 years

Who Is Not Eligible?

Some students are not included in the merit list to ensure fairness:

Students studying in private universities
Students in government colleges that are not degree-awarding institutes
Foreign nationals (except AJK students)
Students who did not apply through the official HEC portal

How to Check PM Laptop Scheme Merit List with CNIC

Students can easily check their status online.

Visit the HEC portal or your university’s official website
Open the section “PM Laptop Scheme 2025.”
Enter your CNIC number
Check your status—it will show:
- Selected
- Waitlisted
- Ineligible

How to Download Merit List PDF

Go to the HEC website or your university’s site
Open the Laptop Scheme 2025 section
Click “Merit List 2025.”
Choose your campus or department
Download the PDF file

System	Minimum Requirement
Semester System	70% marks or 2.80 CGPA
Annual System	60% marks

Objection Process – If Your Name is Missing

If you think you are eligible but your name is missing, you can submit an objection before July 4, 2025.

Required Documents

Valid Student ID Card
Recent Transcript/Marksheet
Admission Letter (if needed)
Any document that proves eligibility

Where to Submit

At your University’s Student Focal Person (SFP) office
Department’s Student Affairs Office
Online objection portal (if available at your university)

Benefits of the PM Laptop Scheme

The scheme is more than just giving laptops. It helps students:

Attend online classes and access digital resources
Write research papers and assignments
Create projects and presentations
Apply for remote jobs and internships
Improve IT and academic skills

Key Points to Remember

Only public university students are eligible
Minimum marks: 70%/2.80 CGPA (semester) or 60% (annual)
Private students and past laptop recipients are not eligible
Merit list can be checked through CNIC number
Deadline for objections: July 4, 2025
Always contact your Student Focal Person for help

Conclusion

The PM Youth Laptop Scheme 2025 is a golden opportunity for talented students in Pakistan. If your name is on the merit list, you will soon receive a free laptop that can help you in your studies and career.

If your name is missing, don’t lose hope. Use the objection process, submit your documents on time, and stay updated through HEC and university portals.

FAQs

1. How can I check my name in the PM Laptop Scheme merit list?

You can check it by entering your CNIC number on the HEC portal or your university website.

2. What is the last date to submit objections?

The deadline is July 4, 2025. After this date, no complaints will be accepted.

3. Can private university students apply?

No. Only students of public universities and HEC-recognized institutes are eligible.