College students can get a year of Google AI Plus for free

College students can get a year of Google AI Plus for free

08:09 PM September 09, 2026

MANILA, Philippines – Google is offering college students in the Philippines a one-year free subscription to Google’s AI Plus Plan.

Google AI Plus includes Study Notebooks, direct access to Gemini Omni, a personalized Daily Brief, Gemini Live, and 400 GB of cloud storage across Google Drive, Gmail, and Google Photos.

With Study Notebooks, students can upload their class materials to have Gemini create a step-by-step study plan. Guides and practice tests can be generated while important dates like exams and deadlines will directly be integrated into Google Calendar.

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Meanwhile, Gemini’s interactive visualizations can help students generate 3d simulations to further understand topics. This can range from visual understanding of tables or grids for various math problems, science topics, and more.

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How to avail the plan

Eligible students of college and universities in the country can claim the offer by visiting Google’s student hub. 

Click on the student plan, then fill in your details for verification.

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Students can only avail the offer until December 31, 2026.

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