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Madhya Pradesh CM Mohan Yadav allocates ₹304 crore for laptops to 1.21 lakh top students
✍️ Amar Ujala · Bhopal
🗓 01 Sep 2026, 03:17 PM
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Under the Pratibhashali Vidyarthi Protsahan Yojana, the state government transferred over ₹304 crore to the bank accounts of more than 1.21 lakh high‑scoring students for laptop purchases.
Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Mohan Yadav announced a massive financial grant for meritorious students under the Pratibhashali Vidyarthi Protsahan Yojana. More than 1.21 lakh students who secured at least 75% marks in their Class 12 examinations will receive funds directly into their bank accounts.
The government has transferred a total of over ₹304 crore to facilitate the purchase of laptops, a device deemed essential for higher education and digital learning. The disbursement aims to bridge the technology gap for talented youth across the state.
The scheme reflects the state’s commitment to strengthening educational infrastructure and supporting students from diverse socio‑economic backgrounds. Officials said the funds will be credited within the next few days, and beneficiaries can use the amount exclusively for acquiring laptops.
The initiative is expected to boost academic performance and improve employability prospects for the young cohort as they transition to college and professional courses.
The government has transferred a total of over ₹304 crore to facilitate the purchase of laptops, a device deemed essential for higher education and digital learning. The disbursement aims to bridge the technology gap for talented youth across the state.
The scheme reflects the state’s commitment to strengthening educational infrastructure and supporting students from diverse socio‑economic backgrounds. Officials said the funds will be credited within the next few days, and beneficiaries can use the amount exclusively for acquiring laptops.
The initiative is expected to boost academic performance and improve employability prospects for the young cohort as they transition to college and professional courses.