The TT Care Foundation agreed to supply the hardware under a letter of understanding. Eligibility depends on students achieving at least 50% on their latest SSC-I scores, which the Inter Boards Coordination Commission will verify.
Public school students, pupils in private schools funded by provincial education foundations, and students of registered madaris can apply for the devices. The Directorate General of Religious Education will conduct a separate vetting process for students attending madaris.
Punjab is set to receive 181,090 devices, while Sindh has been allocated 85,925 units. Khyber Pakhtunkhwa will get 51,170 devices, and Balochistan will receive 31,815.
Islamabad is scheduled to receive 100,000 units, with Azad Jammu and Kashmir and Gilgit-Baltistan receiving 25,000 each. Four out of every five devices will be allocated to school students, with one in five going to madaris students.
Science students will receive 70% of the school-allocated devices, while arts students will receive 30%. Verified students will receive their laptops via courier delivery.
A contracted firm will provide repair and maintenance services after the first year of delivery. Grievance redressal committees will be established at provincial, regional, and examination board levels.
