Selection in the PM Youth Chromebook Scheme 2026 is merit-based. Students are ranked on their SSC-I (9th class) results, verified by IBCC, and selected per province, region, board and group until each fixed quota is filled, out of 500,000 free Chromebooks in total. In short: your verified marks decide your rank, your province and board … Read more
Short answer: The PM Youth Chromebook Scheme 2026 asks every applicant for exactly four documents: a recent photograph, the SSC-I mark sheet, an attested B-Form or CNIC, and an attested guardian CNIC. Every file must be 300 KB or smaller, and the two identity documents must be attested copies. The scheme will distribute 500,000 free … Read more
There is no official phone helpline number for the PM Youth Chromebook Scheme 2026. The official portal, run by IBCC under the Prime Minister’s Youth Programme, publishes no phone number for support — so any number claiming to be the scheme helpline is unofficial. Real help does not come from a stranger on the phone. … Read more
You are eligible for the PM Youth Chromebook Scheme 2026 if you study in a government or public school, are in Grade 9 (or Grade 9 or 10 in Islamabad, Azad Jammu and Kashmir and Gilgit-Baltistan), and scored at least 50 percent marks in your SSC-I result. The scheme gives 500,000 free Chromebooks to high-achieving … Read more
Thousands of government-school toppers across Pakistan are asking the same practical question this week: how do I actually submit my application for a free Chromebook under the Prime Minister’s Youth Programme? The scheme was formally launched on 23 October 2026 at the Jinnah Convention Centre in Islamabad, with 500,000 Chromebooks announced for high-achieving students of … Read more