Google Wants to Help You Crack JEE

BLUF: Google India has launched a massive AI initiative for students. You can now take full-length JEE Main mock tests directly inside Google Search (via Gemini) for free, and an ₹85 crore grant aims to bring AI tutors to rural India.

In 2026, finding study material is easy. Finding personalized help is hard. Google is trying to fix that.

1. Gemini x PhysicsWallah Integration

Search for "JEE Mains Practice Test" on Google, and you won't just see links. You will see an interactive widget powered by PhysicsWallah and Careers360.

• Instant Solving: Upload a photo of a math problem, and Gemini doesn't just give the answer; it hints at the first step to help you learn.
• Mock Tests: Take a 3-hour timer-based test without leaving the browser.

2. The ₹85 Crore Wadhwani AI Grant

Google.org is funding Wadhwani AI to build "CottonAce," an AI tutor specifically designed for Indian vernacular languages (Hindi, Tamil, Bengali).

• Goal: To help 10 million students in Tier-2 and Tier-3 cities access the same quality of education as metro cities.
• Tech: It uses "Small Language Models" (SLMs) that run on low-cost Android phones without 5G.

My Personal Observation

I tried the Gemini math solver on a complex Calculus problem. It correctly identified that I needed to use "Integration by Parts" and guided me through it step-by-step. It feels like having a private tutor in your pocket.

Key Takeaways

• Free Tools: Use Google Search for quick practice.
• Accessibility: AI is finally reaching village classrooms.
• Future: Expect more integrations with NEET and UPSC preparation soon.

FAQ

1. Is the Gemini JEE tool free?

Yes, it is completely free and ad-supported.

2. Does it cover JEE Advanced?

Currently, it only covers JEE Mains syllabus. Advanced modules are expected in mid-2026.

3. Can I use it on mobile?

Yes, it works best on the Google App on Android/iOS.