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Google offers Rs 19,500 premium AI plan to Indian students for free



Google is providing free access to its premium Google AI Pro plan, usually priced at Rs 19,500 per year, to Indian college students aged 18 and above.

This offer can be availed of by eligible students up until September 15, 2025. It grants access to advanced AI tools such as Gemini 2.5 Pro, Deep Research, and enhanced NotebookLM features.

In a blog post, the company shared findings from a recent Google-Kantar report showing that 75% of Indians want a daily collaborator to help them “grow and excel”. The study also indicated that 95% of Indian…



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