PM Laptop Scheme Merit List 2025 – Check Your Name & Status

The Higher Education Commission (HEC) of Pakistan has officially released the provincial merit list under the Prime Minister’s Youth Laptop Scheme 2025, bringing encouraging news for thousands of students across the country. This initiative is part of the government’s ongoing commitment to promote digital literacy, academic research, and equitable access to technology in higher education institutions. The scheme, launched under the umbrella of the PM Youth Program, aims to empower students through the provision of laptop tools that are essential in the modern educational landscape. The merit list reveals whether applicants are selected, waitlisted, or ineligible due to academic or administrative shortcomings. Students can check their status online via the HEC portal by entering their CNIC or university registration number.

Important Dates

• Merit List Released: June 2025
• Last Date to File Objections or Corrections: July 4, 2025
• Laptop Distribution (Expected): July–August 2025
• Online Portal Active Until: Further notice from HEC

Laptop Scheme Merit List 2025

The merit list includes candidates from all public sector universities across Pakistan, including prominent institutions like Sindh Agriculture University (SAU), Tandojam, where the university has made the list available on:

• University notice boards
• Official website
• Social media handles
• Through designated Student Focal Persons (SFPs)

Each student is categorized as:

• Selected
• Waitlisted
•  Ineligible (due to CGPA issues, incomplete data, etc.

How to Check Your Name on the List

To confirm your selection status:

• Visit the official HEC PM Laptop Scheme portal
• Navigate to the Laptop Scheme 2025 section
• Enter your CNIC or university registration number
• View your result as: Selected, Waiting, or Not Eligible

Objection & Appeal Process

If your name is missing from the list or you’re listed as ineligible, you have until July 4, 2025, to:

• Contact your assigned SFP
• Submit supporting documents (e.g., transcript, registration proof)
• Request manual verification through your university’s IT or admission department

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Who Is Eligible?

To qualify for the PM Laptop Scheme 2025:

• Must be enrolled in a public sector university
• Must have a valid CNIC/B-Form
• Must not have received a laptop in any previous PM schemes
• Should have satisfactory academic performance (as per university records)

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

What is the PM Youth Laptop Scheme 2025?

The PM Youth Laptop Scheme 2025 is a government initiative to distribute laptops to deserving students enrolled in public sector universities across Pakistan to promote digital access and academic excellence.

How can I check if I’m selected in the merit list?

Visit the official HEC PM Laptop Portal, go to the Laptop Scheme 2025 section, and enter your CNIC or university registration number to check your selection status.

What does my merit list status mean?

•  Selected: You are eligible to receive a laptop.
•  Waiting: You may be selected later, depending on final availability.
•  Ineligible: You don’t meet the criteria due to CGPA, incomplete data, or previous laptop receipt.

What should I do if I think my merit status is incorrect?

You can submit an objection by contacting your university’s Student Focal Person (SFP) with valid supporting documents. The last date for corrections is July 4, 2025.

What documents are required for objections?

Typical documents include:

• Valid CNIC copy
• Latest transcript or semester result
• University enrollment letter or ID card
• Any other proof requested by the SFP

Can private university students apply?

No, only students from public sector universities recognized by HEC are eligible.

I received a laptop in a previous scheme. Can I apply again?

No. Students who have already received a laptop under a previous PM Youth Laptop Scheme are not eligible for this round.

When will laptops be distributed?

Laptops are expected to be distributed between July and August 2025, but official distribution dates may vary by university.