Apple Launches Back to University Offers for Students and Teachers

Apple has announced exciting Back to University offers for the needs of students and teachers as they gear up for the new academic year. The Cupertino tech giant aims to provide cost-effective options for students and educators, ensuring they can access the latest Apple devices and accessories to enhance their educational experience. The offers are available at Apple Retail stores, Apple Store Online, and select Apple Authorized Resellers and Premium Resellers.

At Apple Retail locations, including Apple BKC, Apple Saket, and Apple Store Online, students and teachers can take advantage of special education pricing on Mac and iPad products. The offer is valid from June 22 to October 2, allowing them to save on purchases. 

In addition, customers who buy a Mac can also receive a pair of AirPods, while those purchasing an iPad will receive an Apple Pencil. Furthermore, Apple is offering a 20% discount on AppleCare+ for added protection and three months free of Apple Music and Apple TV+ for entertainment. Eligible products include MacBook Air, MacBook Pro, iMac 24, Mac mini, iPad Pro 11", 12.9", and iPad Air 5th Gen.

To be eligible for these offers, current and newly accepted university students and teachers and staff at all levels must verify their status using UNiDAYS.

Apple Back to University Offers

• Save on Mac or iPad with education pricing.

• Receive AirPods with eligible Mac purchases or Apple Pencil with eligible iPad purchases.

• Validity: June 22 to October 2.

• Get 20% off AppleCare+ for added device protection.

• Enjoy 3 months free of Apple Music and Apple TV+, followed by a special student rate of ₹59/month.

• Eligible products: MacBook Air, MacBook Pro, iMac 24, Mac mini, iPad Pro 11", 12.9", and iPad Air 5th Gen.

• Verification is required through UNiDAYS for current and newly accepted university students, teachers, and staff.

• Check out all the Back to University offers here

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