If you wish to know how to apply for the PM Youth Chromebook scheme in Pakistan you can follow this article. I can check my eligibility for the Prime Minister’s Youth Chromebook Scheme through the official online portal. The government has introduced this initiative to help deserving students access digital learning tools.

The scheme plans to provide 500,000 refurbished Chromebooks to students across Pakistan. These devices can help me attend online classes, prepare assignments, research educational topics and use online learning resources.

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Federal Government announced the Eligibility Criteria for PM Chromebook Scheme. I learned that the government plans to distribute 500,000 refurbished Chromebooks to top-performing Grade 9 students across Pakistan under the Prime Minister’s Youth Chromebook Scheme.

The Ministry of Federal Education and Professional Training and the Prime Minister’s Youth Program are managing this scheme. The TT Care Foundation has agreed to provide the devices under a formal agreement.

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Parents in Pakistan can use the NADRA Pak ID mobile app to apply for their child’s birth registration through participating local authorities. The online facility helps families complete the application process from their smartphones without making physical visits for every step.

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After getting married in Pakistan, you may need to update your marital status in your NADRA records. Keeping your personal information accurate can help when applying for identity documents and completing other official procedures.

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Every admission season, I notice the same scene.

A student walks into a university admission office with a parent. They already know they want to study something related to computers, but then they see three different degree programs:

• BS Computer Science
• BS Artificial Intelligence
• BS Data Science

Within a few minutes, they become confused.

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Last month, I visited one of my relatives who had just finished his first semester at university. While we were talking about his exams, he casually said something that caught my attention.

“I didn’t open Google much this semester. Most of my questions went straight to ChatGPT.”

At first, I thought he was joking.

But then he showed me his phone.

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A few years ago, studying abroad seemed like a simple decision for many Pakistani students.

Pick a country. Apply to a university. Get a visa. Graduate. Find a job.

Today, things are very different.

I recently spoke with a student who had spent nearly Rs. 15 lakh preparing for a study abroad journey. He had paid application fees, consultant charges, language test costs, and tuition deposits. Everything looked perfect until immigration policies changed, job opportunities became more competitive, and the path he expected no longer existed.

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A few weeks ago, I met a university student who looked genuinely worried about his future.

He had spent two years learning graphic design and was planning to start freelancing. Then he opened social media and saw dozens of posts claiming that AI could now create logos, social media posts, advertisements, and even complete branding packages within seconds.

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A few months ago, I was talking to a student who had just received an admission offer from a foreign university. He was excited because the degree could be completed entirely online from Pakistan. No visa hassle, no expensive accommodation abroad, and a fraction of the cost of moving overseas.

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The recent Iran–US peace deal has been one of those moments people didn’t really expect to see in real life. After years of tension, proxy conflicts, sanctions, and repeated military escalations in the Middle East, things finally reached a point where both sides agreed to sit down and stop the fighting. The deal was signed as a 14-point memorandum of understanding, with the main goal of freezing the conflict and opening the door for a more permanent agreement later.

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