📌 Hi, From Ribhu and Susmita 👋

Why Should You Trust Us?

We’re not just sharing theory — we’ve lived this journey ourselves.​
Here’s why you should believe in what we’re offering:

●​ We’ve cracked 40+ LPA software jobs in top product-based companies.​

●​ We’ve cracked IITs and know what it takes to stand out in highly competitive
environments.​

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●​ Susmita has built over 10 apps — published and live on both the App Store
and Play Store.​

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●​ She’s also cracked 7+ startup companies and is deeply active in the freelance
and startup community — helping, collaborating, and growing alongside
founders and tech innovators.​
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●​ We’ve mentored students, professionals, and aspiring developers who’ve
gone on to land jobs at FAANG-level companies, successful startups, and
fast-growing product firms.​
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Since we’ve established credibility and walked the path ourselves, we

know exactly what works and what’s just noise.

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Now, let’s get started — and help you build the same kind of success
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✅ 1. Google Software Engineer (SWE) – Full-Time
Roles
✅ Eligibility
●​ SWE I (Level 3): Bachelor's or Master's in CS or related field; 0–2 years experience.​

●​ SWE II (Level 4): 2–5 years experience.​

●​ Senior SWE (L5+): 5+ years and strong system design skills.​

✅ Skills Google Looks For

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●​ Proficiency in C++, Java, Python, Go​

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●​ Strong DSA & system design (for higher levels)​

●​ Coding, debugging, and scalable solutions​

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●​ Communication & teamwork​

✅ Hiring Process
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1.​ Resume screening​

2.​ Online assessment (optional)​

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3.​ 1–2 technical phone interviews​

4.​ 4–5 onsite interviews (coding, design, behavioral)​

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5.​ Hiring committee & offer​

🧠 2. Google Internship Program

✅ Eligibility
●​ Current students in Bachelor’s, Master’s, or PhD programs​

●​ Apply 6–8 months before internship​

 ●​ No full-time experience required​

✅ Skills
●​ Solid grasp of data structures & algorithms​

●​ Coding skills (same as full-time roles)​

✅ Process
1.​ Apply via careers.google.com​

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2.​ Online coding round (HackerRank-style)​

3.​ 1–2 technical interviews​

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4.​ Internship offer​
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🚀 3. Google Kick Start (Coding Competition)
✅ Description
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●​ Global online coding competition​

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●​ Meant for practicing competitive programming and getting noticed by Google

recruiters​

✅ Eligibility
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●​ Anyone 18+ years old​

●​ No job/internship required to participate​

●​ Open to students & professionals worldwide​

✅ Skills
●​ Competitive coding​
 ●​ Fast and accurate solutions to algorithm-heavy problems​

✅ Format & Timeline

●​ Hosted on Google Kick Start site​

●​ Multiple online rounds per year​

●​ Top participants may be contacted by Google recruiters for interviews​

👩‍💻 4. Google Women’s Techmakers (WTM) / STEP

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(Student Training in Engineering Program)
✅ Description
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●​ Google initiative to support women in tech​
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●​ STEP is an internship alternative for first/second-year undergrad women​

●​ WTM includes scholarships, community events, and mentoring​

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✅ Eligibility (STEP)
●​ First or second-year undergrad women in CS or related​
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●​ Passion for tech; no experience required​

●​ 2-3 month summer internship with mentoring​

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✅ Eligibility (WTM)
●​ Women pursuing CS or STEM degrees​

●​ Involved in community work or outreach​

●​ Scholarships available for tuition, travel, and conferences​

✅ How to Join
 ●​ STEP: Apply via careers.google.com or through university​

●​ WTM: https://www.womentechmakers.com​

🎓 5. Google Campus Hiring (India & Global)

✅ Eligibility
●​ Final-year B.Tech/M.Tech or related CS students​

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●​ Top colleges: IITs, NITs, IIITs, BITS, and select global universities​

✅ Process

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●​ Pre-placement talk (PPT)​
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●​ Online coding round (data structures, algorithms)​

●​ 2–4 rounds of technical & behavioral interviews​

●​ Offer for SWE I or Intern​

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✅ Timeline
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●​ Campus drives occur between August–November for India​

●​ Early application deadlines (~Sept) for global universities​

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💼 6. Google Experienced Hiring

✅ Eligibility
●​ 2+ years in SWE roles​

●​ Experienced in backend, frontend, full stack, cloud, or infra​

●​ Often through referrals or direct application​

✅ Skills
●​ Expertise in at least one stack (e.g., backend with microservices)​

●​ System design, scalability, performance tuning​

✅ Process
●​ Recruiter call → 1-2 phone screens → Onsite/virtual panel interviews → Offer​

✅ Summary Table

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Program / Role Who It’s For Highlights

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SWE I, II, L5+ Graduates & Experienced Full-time roles, DSA + system design
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Internships Students 8–12 week programs, technical
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Kick Start Anyone 18+ with coding Competitive coding contest, hiring
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STEP / WTM Women in tech Scholarships, internships, mentorship

Campus Hiring Final-year B.Tech/M.Tech College-based hiring, top Indian/global

students schools
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Hiring engineering backend/frontend roles
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🚀 Google Hackathons & Innovation Challenges

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1. Google Girl Hackathon (India)

●​ Audience: Women B.Tech/M.Tech/Integrated Engineering students in CS or related

fields, graduating between 2026–2029.​

●​ Format: Virtual hackathon with mentorship, online challenges, and learning cohorts.​

●​ Timeline: Registration typically opens in January; hackathon events follow in

February.​

●​ Focus: Encourages women to showcase coding skills and solve real-world tech
challenges.​

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●​ More Info: Build your future with Google​Google Developer
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2. Women Techmakers (WTM) Hackathons

●​ She Builds AI: Develop AI-powered solutions addressing gender equity challenges
aligned with UN Sustainable Development Goal 5.​
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●​ Online Safety Hackathon: Focuses on creating tools and training to enhance online
safety for women.​
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●​ Audience: Women developers and technologists

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3. Google AI Hackathon
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●​ Theme: Build creative applications using Google's Generative AI tools, such as

Gemini.​
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●​ Participants: Open to developers worldwide; recent events saw over 15,000

participants.​

●​ Platform: Hosted on Devpost. ​Google AI Hackathon+1Google

Cloud+1Reddit+19Hackathon management made easy - Devpost+19Google
Developer Groups+19​

4. Looker Hackathon

●​ Focus: Create innovative data experiences using Looker and Looker Studio.​
 ●​ Format: Annual 2-day virtual hackathon.​

●​ Participants: Developers interested in data visualization and analytics.​

●​ More Info: Google Cloud​Google Cloud+2Google Cloud Community+2Google

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5. Google Cloud x MLB Hackathon

●​ Theme: Innovate the baseball fan experience using Google Cloud tools and MLB
datasets.​

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●​ Tools: Utilize Vertex AI, BigQuery, and other Google Cloud services.​

●​ Timeline: Submissions typically due in early February.​

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●​ More Info: Google Cloud​​

6. Build With AI Hackathon

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●​ Organized by: Google Developer Groups (GDG).​

●​ Focus: Promote open-source AI development and collaboration.​

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●​ Example Event: GDG Cloud Abuja hosted a session on April 13, 2024. Google
Developer Groups​​
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7. HackOn – Pan India Virtual Hackathon

●​ Organized by: GDG Cloud Ahmedabad.​

●​ Audience: Open to students and professionals across India.​

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●​ Focus: Solving real-life problems through innovative solutions.​

●​ More Info: Google Developer Groups​​

8. Solving for India Hackathon

●​ Organized by: Google Cloud and AMD in collaboration with GeeksforGeeks.​

 ●​ Participants: Students from 100 colleges across India.​

●​ Format: Institute-level online hackathons leading to regional showcases.​

●​ Focus: Building projects with Google Cloud integration.​

●​ More Info: GeeksforGeeks​​

9. Google Solution Challenge

●​ Audience: University students globally.​

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●​ Focus: Developing solutions addressing one or more of the United Nations' 17
Sustainable Development Goals using Google technology.​

●​ Format: Internal hackathons at universities to select teams for the global challenge.​

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●​ Example: GDGC ADGIPS hosted an internal hackathon for the 2025 challenge.
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10. GDSC AI Hack

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●​ Organized by: Google Developer Student Clubs (GDSC) at Polytechnic University of

Milan.​

●​ Focus: 24-hour hackathon centered on AI innovations in EdTech and FinTech.​

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●​ Participants: University students interested in AI applications.​

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📅 Upcoming & Recent Google Hackathons

Here are some notable hackathons organized or supported by Google:
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🚀 Google Hackathons & Innovation Challenges for All

1. Google Developer Student Clubs (GDSC) Hackathons

●​ Focus: These are regional hackathons hosted by different universities and Google
Developer Student Clubs worldwide. They often focus on building solutions with
Google technologies like Firebase, Google Cloud, and Android.​

●​ Participants: University students.​

●​ Timeline: Varies by region and university.​

2. Google Cloud Ready – Cloud Engineering

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●​ Focus: Training and certifications program designed for students interested in cloud
engineering. They often culminate in a capstone project and hackathon-style event.​

●​ Participants: Students and professionals.​

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●​ Timeline: Ongoing events depending on region.​
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3. Google Code-in (for younger students)

●​ Audience: Pre-university students (ages 13–17).​

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●​ Focus: Introduces students to open-source software development with mentor

guidance. Students work on coding tasks that help various open-source
organizations.​

●​ Timeline: Annually, usually late November to January.​

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4. Google Summer of Code (GSoC)

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●​ Audience: University students worldwide.​

●​ Focus: Mentored coding internships for students to work on open-source projects

over the summer.​

●​ Timeline: Annually, registration usually opens in March.​

5. Google Cloud Next Hackathon

●​ Focus: Participants use Google Cloud tools and APIs to develop innovative
solutions, often related to business, AI, and cloud infrastructure.​
 ●​ Participants: Open to developers and students.​

●​ Timeline: Typically held around the Google Cloud Next event annually.​

6. Google Developer Days (DevFest)

●​ Focus: DevFests are global events where Google organizes hackathons,

workshops, and challenges focused on various Google technologies, such as
Firebase, Android, and Google Cloud.​

●​ Participants: Developers of all levels.​

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●​ Timeline: Varies globally, usually in the fall.​

7. Google Play Indie Games Festival

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●​ Focus: Encourages indie developers to create and showcase games on the Google
Play Store. This often includes a competition element.​
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●​ Participants: Indie game developers.​

●​ Timeline: Annually, with events held in different regions.

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