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Google Offers Indian Students One Year of Gemini AI Plus for Free
Google Offers Indian Students One Year of Gemini AI Plus for Free

Google Offers Indian Students One Year of Gemini AI Plus for Free

The offer also includes higher usage limits, study notebooks, Deep Research through Gemini Live and new AI-powered learning tools in Google Search.

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Key takeaways

  • Google is offering eligible Indian college students a free one-year subscription to its AI Plus plan.
  • The subscription includes enhanced features like higher usage limits, 400 GB of storage, and new study tools.
  • Students can access personalised learning resources through a dedicated Gemini student hub and Google Search.
  • The initiative aims to integrate AI tools into education while maintaining teacher involvement in the learning process.
  • Google's tools are designed to support safe and effective learning, rooted in established educational principles.
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Google is offering eligible college students in India one year of its Google AI Plus plan at no cost as part of a new student offer for the academic year. The plan includes access to Gemini Omni, double the Gemini usage limits and 400 GB of storage.

Students can claim the offer through Google’s AI student programme. Google is also offering a bundle of Google AI Pro and YouTube Premium at up to 70% off for students who want access to ad-free music and video streaming.

The company is also adding new study features across Gemini and Google Search.

Gemini’s new student hub will include study notebooks, which use diagnostic quizzes to identify a student’s strengths and knowledge gaps before creating study plans around their learning goals. Students can also request and discuss Deep Research reports through Gemini Live.

Google said the tools are intended to support personalised learning while keeping teachers involved.

“Across Google Search, Gemini, YouTube, and more, our education tools are built to be safe by design and rooted in proven learning science,” the company said.

Google is also adding learning features to Search. Students will be able to generate interactive visuals for difficult concepts, create practice quizzes, use Lens for step-by-step learning and organise projects through notebooks and custom files.

The offer comes as Google expands Gemini beyond general-purpose AI use into education, with students getting access to AI tools for research, revision and project work as part of their academic workflow.

Google said its goal is to “bring lessons to life in the classroom and support personalised study at home, while keeping teachers in the lead.”



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