Archive · 23 Jan 2026
Google Enhances Gemini AI with Khan Academy and Free SAT Practice
Google has made its AI assistant, Gemini, even more helpful for students.
They've added free practice SAT tests and partnered with Khan Academy to provide study materials.
This means students can get help with their homework and prepare for exams using trusted content.
The materials are available in many languages and are aligned with the Indian school curriculum.
Gemini also offers different modes to help students practice for the SAT, like a timer and instant feedback.
Google and other tech companies are also introducing AI tools for teachers to make learning better.
However, some teachers are worried about students relying too much on AI and other concerns like privacy.
Google has integrated Khan Academy's content into Gemini AI, offering practice exercises and instructional videos aligned with CBSE/NCERT curriculum.
Gemini now provides free full-length SAT practice tests with features like Timed Mode, Instant Feedback, and a Hint System.
The partnership ensures that Gemini's educational content is vetted by experts from The Princeton Review and Khan Academy.
Khan Academy's content is available in 9 major Indian languages, including Hindi and English, with an option to learn in Hinglish.
Google plans to expand the service to include more standardized tests and academic subjects in the future, potentially including IITJEE and NEET for Indian students.
- Who
- Google, Khan Academy, The Princeton Review, Microsoft, Anthropic, Educators, Students
- What
- Integration of Khan Academy into Gemini AI, free SAT practice tests, AI tools for teachers, and educator training programs
- When
- Announced at the BETT conference and other recent announcements
- Where
- Global, with a focus on India and over 63 countries for Anthropic's initiative
- Why
- To provide accessible, high-quality exam preparation, personalized learning, and professional development for educators
Tech Companies
Educators
AI in Education
Tech Companies
Tech companies are expanding AI tools in education to make learning more accessible and personalized, offering free resources and professional training for educators.
Educators
Educators are cautious about AI's impact, fearing it may increase student dependence on technology, weaken critical thinking skills, and raise privacy concerns.
- Partnerships
- The Princeton Review, Khan Academy, Teach For All, Microsoft
- Languages Supported
- Hindi, English, Gujarati, Marathi, Kannada, Punjabi, Assamese, Odia, Bangla, Hinglish, 13+ languages for Microsoft's Elevate for Educators
- Curriculum Alignment
- CBSE and NCERT
- SAT Practice Features
- Timed Mode, Instant Feedback, Hint System, Performance Breakdown
- Availability
- Global, with localized content for India
- Target Audience
- Students preparing for university entrance exams, Teachers, Schools
- Event
- British Educational Training and Technology (BETT) conference
- Educator Concerns
- Student dependence, critical thinking, data privacy
Sources
Google unveils Khan Academy integration and free SAT practice in Gemini AI
Google CEO Sundar Pichai announces Gemini free offer: THESE students can prepare for exams at no cost
Google Gemini Becomes Free SAT Prep Partner; IITJEE and NEET Support May Follow Soon
‘AI-powered teaching’: Google, Microsoft and Anthropic roll out AI tools for teachers
How students can take full-length SAT practice tests inside Google Gemini
