Good news for Madhya Pradesh’s brightest Class 12 students — the state government isn’t just handing out laptops, it’s handing you the cash to buy the one you actually want. Under the Pratibhashali Vidyarthi Protsahan Yojana, meritorious students are getting ₹25,000 straight into their bank accounts.
What Is the MP Laptop Scheme 2026?
The scheme rewards MP Board Class 12 students who scored 75% or more in their first attempt with a direct cash transfer of ₹25,000, meant to help them buy a laptop for higher studies. On September 1, 2026, Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav transferred over ₹304.98 crore to around 1.22 lakh students in one go at an event in Bhopal, as per an official update reported by Dainik Jagran.
MP Laptop: Scheme
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Scheme Name | Pratibhashali Vidyarthi Protsahan Yojana |
| Cash Amount | ₹25,000 (DBT) |
| Eligibility | 75%+ (General), 70%+ (SC/ST/OBC) |
| Board | MP Board (MPBSE) only |
| Attempt | First attempt, no failed subjects |
| Beneficiaries (2026) | ~1.22 lakh students |
| Total Outlay | ₹304.98 crore+ |
| Application | Not required — school-prepared list |
How Does It Work?
There’s no separate form to fill out. Your class teacher compiles a list of eligible students, which goes to the district education officer for verification. Once approved, the money lands directly in your Aadhaar-linked bank account — so make sure your account details are updated with the school and seeded for DBT.
Students can track their status on the official Shiksha Portal. For more updates on state government scholarships and student welfare schemes, check out Technosports for the latest coverage.
Why This Scheme Matters
Giving cash instead of a fixed laptop model means students can pick a device that fits their course — whether that’s a basic laptop for arts and commerce or something more powerful for engineering aspirants. It’s a small but meaningful nudge toward bridging the digital divide for meritorious students from smaller towns and villages.
