The Problem We Saw in Tier 2 and Tier 3 Cities
You live in Indore, Nagpur, Lucknow, or Vijayawada. Your child needs a computer for school projects, coding classes, and online exams. But laptops are expensive. Tablets are too small. And old, slow computers frustrate your child and waste their study time.
We talked to 500 parents across India. They told us the same thing: “We want to give our kids the best education, but quality computers cost too much.” Teachers told us students were submitting assignments late because their devices crashed. Parents told us they were choosing between a computer and their child’s tuition fees.
Why an Education PC and Not Just Any Computer?
A regular computer isn’t built for learning. It comes with games, ads, and distractions. Your child opens YouTube instead of doing homework. You can’t track what they’re doing. The software slows down after three months.
Built for Your Budget, Not Someone Else’s
Apna PC costs Rs.30,000 (before shipping and GST). That’s one-third the price of a basic laptop. That’s one week of your child’s tuition fees, not three months of them.
We didn’t cut corners to hit this price. We worked with manufacturers who understand Indian schools. We removed features nobody uses. We chose parts that last, not parts that impress. We’re Apni Pathshala, an education company. We’re not trying to make the fanciest computer. We’re trying to give your child a fair chance.
What Your Child Gets on Day One
You open the box. Inside is a computer that’s ready to use. No setup. No confusion. No wasted weekend trying to install software.
- Zorin OS: Fast, secure, and built for learning. No viruses. No bloatware.
- Apni Prerna: You can see study hours and app usage. Your child isn’t watched constantly, but you’re not blind either.
- LibreOffice: Write documents, make spreadsheets, create presentations. Compatible with Microsoft Office files.
- Scratch: Learn coding by making games and animations. No coding experience needed.
Why This Matters for Your Child’s Future?
According to the Education in India Wikipedia page, digital literacy is now a core skill. The Ministry of Education has made computers part of the school curriculum in most states.
Your child doesn’t just need a computer to finish homework. They need it to learn how computers work. To code. To create. To compete with kids in Delhi and Mumbai who’ve had computers since age 5.

