Initially, the laptops will be distributed to students in four-year bachelor's degree (B S) of research program, including students of medical and engineering colleges.
In addition, the laptop can also be held to 10 government schools intermediate examinations for junior high and high school education board in the province.
20% quota reserved the BS procedures and engineering and medical institutions for students with disabilities, not included in the plan so far in the public sector universities recruit graduate students.
The initiative is the largest of its kind ever in the province's purpose is to help the students and the people of KPK become productive and contributing members of society, and to give back to the province. February 10 at the University of Peshawar, the first round will be allocated.
Commenting on the initiative, the project director of KPK, Adil Khan said,
"This project is a huge leap forward in our younger generation equipment to meet the challenges of the modern world, and keep Pakistan's competitors in the global knowledge-based economy. Participation of Dell's long way to go to ensure that this initiative success. "
Shahzad Aslam Khan said Dell Country Manager for Pakistan and Afghanistan,
"We look forward to working with KPK because they improve access and student learning potential of mobile computing devices has become essential to everyday life - at work, at home, a growing number of academic institutions.
Students use a variety of devices to access information, and to cooperate with their peers and teachers, and generate dynamic content inside and outside the classroom.
At Dell, we believe that these devices can help to support teaching and learning - personalized learning experience, each student.Dell pleased with the KPK in this important program, and is committed to meet the demanding timeline, these devices and ensure the highest product quality. '
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