The following laptop repairing tools will be very helpful if you decide to start a laptop repair business or just repair your own computer. I will talk about tools I am using myself and make some recommendation.
Don’t be cheap with tools because you will be using them on a daily basis. A good quality tool will make the whole repair process much easier and more enjoyable.
1.    Screwdriver sets
A set of good quality precision screwdrivers is must have tools for any laptop repair technician. I found that Wiha makes one of the best screwdrivers available on the market today. Wihas through hardened for best wear resistance and they are made in Germany. I’ve been using the same Wiha set almost every day for over 10 years and they are still like new.
2.    Case opening tools
When you disassemble a laptop, very often you have to separate plastic parts or open small connectors.For example, when you replace the LCD screen, you have to separate the screen bezel from the display cover. When you disassemble the laptop base you have to separa­­­­­te the bottom case from top cover.Never separate plastic parts with a screwdriver, you can and most likely will damage/scratch the plastic. Using right case opening tools should be a standard procedure.I would suggest using cell phone case open pry tools. These tools are made of plastic and will not damage your computer case.A good case opening set will have a few nylon pry tools, few different metal spudgers and set of tweezers.
3.    Tweezers
I would like to mention the importance of good, strong needle nose tweezers. You will use them very often and they are very convenient for opening small motherboard cable connectors and fitting small cables into the connectors. Wiha 44501 ESD safe tweezers will be the excellent choice. They made of non-rusting special alloyed stainless steel and designed for all current electronics applications. These tweezers and very strong, very sharp and will last you for a long time.
4.     Screw container and organizer
Being organized is very important while working with laptops. While taking apart an average laptop, it might be necessary to remove 20-30 different screws. Be organized, keep track of screws, make notes. It will make your life much easier during the reassembly process.A good clear plastic container will be very useful. If you plan to work on multiple projects you will need a few of them. I always have at least 10 empty containers under my bench.
5.     Digital Multimeter
A good digital multimeter will help you test AC adapters, troubleshoot failed DC power jack, etc. Using a multimeter you can test a circuit board or wire for continuity.I found that Fluke makes one of the most accurate and reliable multimeters available on the market today. A good quality multimeter is not cheap but it will last you a lifetime.Fluke 117 Electricians True RMS Multimeter would be a great multimeter for most laptop repairs.
6.    Multi-meter probes and adapters
For component level logic board repairs and troubleshooting you will need extended fine point tip adapter set for your Fluke multi-meter. This set will fit on the original factory Fluke probes that came with your multi-meter. They will help you to take measurements even on smallest logic board components. If you don’t like long fine point adapters, I recommend using these ultra-sharp multi-meter tester needle point probes. They replace factory Fluke probes. I like the built quality, the length of the cables, and most importantly, the needle nose probe points.
7.    Soldering station
I’ve tried many different soldering irons but found that Hakko FX-951-66 soldering station does the job very well. It heats up quickly and very powerful. Works very well on logic boards with lead-free solder. This station is made in Japan which is very rare these days.
8.     Solder
Kester 63/37 .015 DIA. solder is all I use for my repairs. Kester rosin core solder is designed for electronic and electrical work. This spool is 1lb and will last you for a very long time.
9.    Desoldering hand pump
A desoldering pump is another useful tool you must have for soldering/desoldering jobs, for example for DC jack removals. It will help you to remove large amounts of solder quickly and efficiently.
Edsyn SOLDAPULLT desoldering tool hand pump DS017 is a very good one.
10.  Desoldering wick braid
For removing small amounts of solder I use desoldering wick braid. It works very well for cleaning thermal pads during logic board component level repairs. Goot Wick desoldering braid is one of the best. Usually I use 2.5mm or 3.5mm braid, either one will work just fine.
11.  Solder flux

In my opinion, AMTECH Solder Flux NC-559-V2-TF is the best flux on the US market. It will make any soldering job easy and flawless. With AMTECH flux your soldering job will look professional. Make sure to buy genuine product made in the USA by Inventec Performance Chemicals.There are many fakes out there.

12. Bench top smoke absorber
If you don’t solder very often, a bench top smoke absorber like Hakko FA400-04 will be sufficient to protect you from soldering fumes. The FA-400 removes soldering smoke and fumes quickly, safely and efficiently.
Stationary fume extractor system For everyday soldering jobs, you will need something more efficient. This Hakko FA430 smoke absorber station will do the job very well. The Hakko FA-430 fume extraction unit is designed expressly for use at soldering stations, extracting the contaminated air directly at the source. This powerful fume extractor is compact, relatively quiet and easy to maintain.
13. Microscope
You cannot do micros oldering without a good microscope. You don’t need anything fancy, a basic AmScope SE400-Z binocular stereo microscope will be sufficient for most repairs you encounter.
Hitech institute provide the best quality of tools to its trainees so they can get the best of their efforts that they make while learning laptop repairing. The best thing is hitech institute provides a free laptop repairing toolkit too with the help of which trainees can even practice at their home or wherever they want.