Welcome! the Python GSoC organization acts as an umbrella for some smaller organizations. If you head over to our ideas page at https://python-gsoc.org/ideas.html you'll find a list of entities that are working with us directly this year. Each of them has a link to their respective ideas pages, and information on how to contact them. Ultimately you want to find something you want to do, and go and start chatting with the organization that's doing that. When applications open on the 24th make sure to get your application in the Google system. You'll have till April 8th, but you want to get it in sooner than later. Do up as detailed a proposal on what you want to work on with that org and that should get you in the pool for consideration for this year. Thanks! - John 'Warthog9' Hawley On 3/14/2025 8:14 PM, Shraddha Bhambure via GSoC-general wrote:

Dear GSoC Python Team,   I hope you are doing well. I am Shraddha Bhambure from India, and I am in my 2nd year of graduation in Computer Science. I am writing to inquire about opportunities to contribute to open-source projects under Google Summer of Code (GSoC) with Python. As an aspiring developer passionate about open-source contributions, I am eager to understand how I can effectively prepare and contribute to relevant projects. I am fluent in JavaScript and React.js.

I would appreciate any guidance on selecting suitable organizations, recommended prerequisites, and best practices for crafting a strong proposal. Additionally, if there are specific Python-based projects or mentors available for guidance, I would love to explore those opportunities.

Looking forward to your response and any insights you can share.

Best regards, Shraddha B. shradhabhambure@gmail.com <mailto:shradhabhambure@gmail.com>

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