About Us
A multidisciplinary student collective at MIT-WPU, Pune. Bridging engineering, design, media, and leadership with Google technologies.
Bridging the gap between university theory and production reality.
Google Developer Groups on Campus at MIT World Peace University, Pune, was founded with a clear premise: building real-world products requires more than isolated coding skills.
From our beginnings as Developer Student Clubs (DSC) to GDSC and today's GDG on Campus, we have operated as an open collective uniting software engineers, UI/UX designers, filmmakers, partnership leads, and community managers.
We don't just host events — we design, build, produce, and launch technology experiences for our campus.
Frequently Asked
No. GDG MIT-WPU operates across 6 collaborative departments: Technical, Design, Media, PR & Sponsorships, Management, and Marketing. Whether you design in Figma, edit video, organize operations, or code, there is an active place for you.
Official Core Team recruitments take place annually at the beginning of the academic year. Details and application links are announced on our official Instagram, LinkedIn, and community channels.
Yes. Students from all academic years and all branches across MIT World Peace University are eligible to apply and attend all public events.
Yes. All regular technical workshops, study jams, speaker webinars, and peer learning sessions organized by GDG MIT-WPU are free and open to students.
Google Developer Groups on Campus is a global student developer program supported by Google. Our chapter receives direct guidance, resources, cloud credits, and mentorship from Google Developer Relations teams.
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