The Prime Minister Youth Chromebook Scheme 2026 is a government initiative in Pakistan designed to expand students’ access to digital technology and educational resources. The programme aims to provide eligible students with Chromebooks to support learning, research, and access to online educational materials. It is intended to help students benefit from digital learning opportunities and develop technology skills that can support their future education. The scheme is associated with the Government of Pakistan and the Prime Minister’s Youth Programme, with the Inter Boards Coordination Commission (IBCC) providing the official registration portal for eligible students. According to the official portal, selection is based on students’ performance in the 2026 annual examinations and the lists provided by their respective educational boards. Eligibility depends on the educational board and region. For boards in Punjab, Sindh, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, and Balochistan, the published criteria identify top-performing students of Class 9, also known as SSC-I, enrolled in government or public-sector schools. For the boards of Islamabad Capital Territory, Azad Jammu and Kashmir, and Gilgit-Baltistan, the stated criteria include top-performing students of both Class 9 (SSC-I) and Class 10 (SSC-II). Applicants should verify the current eligibility information on the official portal because the registration arrangements and available records may change. Students should understand that not every student is automatically selected simply because they study in a government school or have passed their examinations. The scheme focuses on eligible high-performing students, and the official portal checks student information against records supplied by the relevant educational board. The exact selection criteria and availability of registration may depend on the board’s submitted list and the instructions issued for the scheme. The initiative is intended to improve access to digital learning tools. A Chromebook can help students access educational websites, online classes, digital libraries, research materials, learning platforms, and other internet-based resources. These tools may help students develop independent learning habits and become more familiar with digital technology. The government has also announced the provision of bags and MiFi internet devices alongside Chromebooks at the scheme’s launch. Applicants should consult official announcements for details about the items provided, distribution arrangements, and any conditions that apply. How students can check their eligibility: students should visit the official Prime Minister Youth Chromebook Scheme portal and select the relevant educational board where available. They may then be asked to enter identifying or examination information, such as a B-Form number, CNIC number, roll number, or registration number, along with their date of birth. The information entered should match the records maintained by the educational board. If the portal displays a student record, applicants should carefully verify their name, school information, examination details, and marks before proceeding with any required registration. If a record cannot be found, students should confirm that they selected the correct board and entered their details accurately. If the problem continues, they should contact their school administration or the relevant educational board for guidance. Students from Sindh should pay particular attention to registration updates. The official portal has published a notice stating that registration for Sindh students will open on the same portal after all Sindh examination boards declare their Class 9 annual examination results for 2026. Therefore, students should not assume that registration is open for every board at the same time. The application deadline is another important consideration. There is no single deadline that can safely be applied to every educational board. For example, BISE Multan published a notice requiring the relevant students to complete registration by 19 October 2026. This date has passed as of 26 October 2026. Other boards may have different deadlines, and any extension must be verified through an official board notice or the registration portal. Students should check their own board’s latest announcement rather than relying solely on a social media post or an unofficial website. Applicants should also avoid paying anyone who claims they can guarantee selection or arrange a Chromebook for a fee. Use the official registration portal and seek guidance from the relevant educational board if assistance is required. Do not share personal identification details with unverified websites or individuals. The scheme is designed to help eligible students access modern educational technology and make better use of online learning opportunities. Students who meet the regional and school requirements should check their records promptly, follow their board’s instructions, and monitor official updates about registration and distribution. For the latest eligibility rules, registration status, and board-specific instructions, visit the official IBCC Chromebook Scheme portal The official portal and the relevant educational board should be treated as the primary sources for current information.

• Visit the official PM Youth Chromebook Scheme portal
• select your educational board if available
• enter the required B-Form or CNIC details and examination information
• provide your date of birth as requested
• check whether your student record appears
• verify all displayed details carefully
• follow the registration instructions if eligible
• contact your school or educational board if your record is missing or incorrect
• check your board’s latest deadline and any extension notice