OpenAI, the leading Artificial Intelligence research organisation, has launched a new education-focused initiative titled ‘Chats for College Students in India’, featuring over 50 real-world use cases contributed by students from premier Indian institutions, including IIT Madras, Manipal Academy of Higher Education (MAHE), and Delhi Technical Campus (DTC). The initiative aims to make ChatGPT more accessible and practical for college students, helping them integrate AI into their academic and personal growth.
The new ChatGPT webpage highlights case studies and example chats created and ranked by over 25 college students across India, showcasing how learners use the AI tool for exam preparation, creating study schedules, pre-grading assignments, and developing new skills. According to OpenAI’s official website, these examples have been compiled through the ChatGPT Lab, enabling students to explore diverse ways of applying AI in education.
This launch follows a series of education-driven collaborations. In September 2025, the All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE) partnered with OpenAI to provide over one lakh free ChatGPT Go licenses for six months to students and faculty members at AICTE-affiliated institutions. Additionally, the Ministry of Education collaborated with OpenAI to extend ChatGPT access to teachers of classes 1 to 12 in government schools, promoting digital literacy and AI-driven learning.
Further strengthening the AI education ecosystem, Coursera, a global online learning platform, also announced its collaboration with OpenAI earlier this month, marking a growing trend in integrating AI tools into mainstream higher education learning across India.