You Can Get Free AirPods 4 With Apple's Back To School Offer In India
AirPods Pro 2 (left) and AirPods 4 with noise cancellation (right)
Apple's Back to School offer is now live in India. The highly anticipated sale for students and educators runs from June 17 to September 30, 2025. Eligible customers can score a free pair of AirPods or Apple Pencil with their purchase of a Mac or iPad from both online and in-store locations across India.
The offer is valid on select devices, and depending on what you buy, you can get accessories worth up to INR 17,900 (approx. $207) either for free or at a discount. If you're already planning to upgrade your setup for college or creative work, this is the best time to invest in a new Apple machine.
The Apple Back to School offer is valid on select models of iPad and Mac. It is a fixed-discount model where you can avail INR 17,900 discount on an accessory with a Mac or up to INR 12,900 accessory discount with an iPad. That's enough to get a brand-new Apple Pencil Pro worth INR 10,900 or AirPods 4 worth INR 12,900 for free. Unlike Macs, you can't get a discount on the Magic Keyboard with Touch ID or Magic Mouse.
As for the Macs, you can avail the Apple Back to School offer on a MacBook Air, MacBook Pro, or an iMac. The company is stretching the discount to up to INR 17,900 for its Mac lineup. This means you can get the AirPods 4 (worth INR 17,900) for free or just pay INR 7,000 for the AirPods Pro 2, which cost INR 24,900. Products like Magic Mouse, Magic Trackpad, Magic Keyboard with Touch ID, AirPods 4 with ANC and AirPods Pro 2 are available to purchase with Macs under the Back to School offer.
Under the Back to School sale, each eligible customer can buy one Mac and one iPad. Devices like the iPad Mini, iPad 10th Gen, Mac Mini, Mac Studio, Mac Pro, and all refurbished products are excluded from the promo. To claim the Back to School discount, you'll need to verify your student or educator status while shopping via Apple's Education Store online or at a physical Apple Store near you.
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