Google is stepping into Indian classrooms with tools that aim to make learning more personalised and accessible. From free JEE Main practice tests to an AI-enabled university pilot, the tech giant is trying to blend technology with everyday learning.
Students preparing for the highly competitive JEE Main can now use Google’s AI platform Gemini to take full-length mock tests anytime, anywhere. Just ask Gemini, and it provides exam-style questions from trusted partners like PhysicsWallah and Careers360, along with instant feedback and explanations. This helps students see where they excel and where they need a bit more practice, turning AI into a virtual study companion.
Beyond exam prep, Google is also investing in the future of classroom learning. Its philanthropic arm, Google.org, has pledged ₹85 crore to Wadhwani AI to bring AI-driven educational tools to public schools and colleges. The funding aims to reach 75 million students and nearly 2 million teachers by 2027, offering tools like voice-based lessons in local languages and smarter digital classrooms that adapt to students’ needs.
On a larger scale, Google Cloud has partnered with the Ministry of Skill Development and Entrepreneurship (MSDE) and Chaudhary Charan Singh University (CCSU), Meerut, to launch India’s first AI-enabled university pilot. The project will integrate AI in teaching, learning, and administration, from AI tutors to multilingual support, making education more inclusive, interactive, and efficient.
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