Google has launched a limited-time offer exclusively for Indian students, giving them free access to its premium Google One AI Pro plan for one year. Typically priced at Rs. 1,950 per month (Rs. 19,500 annually), the AI Pro plan offers a suite of powerful AI tools and 2TB of cloud storage—completely free for eligible students who register before September 15.
What Is the Google One AI Pro Plan?
The Google AI Pro plan is priced at Rs. 1,950 per month (Rs. 19,500 annually) and it offers 2TB of data. Additionally, it also offers access to Gemini 2.5 Pro and limited access to Veo 3. It also offers access to Flow AI filmmaking tool and 1000 monthly AI credits across Flow and Whisk. The AI Pro plan also offers access to NotebookLM research and writing assistant with 5x higher limits. Furthermore, the Google One AI Pro plan brings Gemini in Gmail, Docs, Vids, and more.
Which students are eligible for the Google One AI Pro plan?
Students in India can access all these benefits, including 2TB of free cloud storage, through the Google One AI Pro plan for one year. The offer is open to students aged 18 and above. To claim it, eligible students must register on Google’s official site by September 15. Eligibility will be verified through Google’s student verification process.
How can Google One AI Pro help student?
Apart from the 2TB of free data, access to Gemini 2.5 Pro can help students with homework and exams. For instance, Gemini can analyse full textbooks and offer summaries, important points, and simplify complex topics. It can also help with writing first drafts for dissertations, research copies, or essays. Students can fine-tune their ideas and projects as well with Gemini. With access to Veo 3, students can turn simple texts into dynamic videos helping them present their topics better and more creatively.
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