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GSoC AI ML Placement Roadmap

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GSoC + AI/ML + Placement Prep: Full Roadmap (May 2025 - April 2026)

Target: Google Summer of Code 2026 + Strong AI/ML skills + Top placement readiness

Time Commitment: ~10 hours/week

Phase 1: Foundations & Skill Building (May - July 2025)

Goal: Build strong Python, AI/ML, and Git skills while starting open-source exposure

Week 1-4:

- Python Review: Lists, functions, OOP, file handling

- Libraries: Numpy, Pandas, Matplotlib

- Git & GitHub: Clone, Fork, PR, Issues, Branch

- ML Concepts: Supervised vs Unsupervised, Regression intro

- Resources:

- Google ML Crash Course

- Kaggle Titanic or Iris Dataset

- GitHub open-source starter issues

Week 5-8:

- Scikit-learn: Classification (KNN, Decision Tree)

- Clustering (KMeans)

- Practice mini-projects: Wine quality, Breast Cancer Dataset

- GitHub: Make your first PR in a data-related open-source repo

- DSA: Start solving basic problems on LeetCode (Array, String)

Phase 2: Open Source Contribution + AI/ML Projects (Aug - Nov 2025)

Goal: Build a track record of open-source contributions and polish ML foundations

Week 9-12:

- Pick 2 GSoC orgs (e.g., TensorFlow, MLPack, scikit-learn)

- Join their community chats, understand the codebase

- Contribute to docs or small bugs

- Learn: Feature engineering, model evaluation, cross-validation


- DSA: HashMap, Stack, Queue

Week 13-16:

- Start a side project using Scikit-learn (e.g., spam detector, recommender system)

- Contribute real code (not just docs) to your selected org

- Learn: Regularization, Bias-Variance, Model Tuning

- Resume: Create your tech resume and GitHub README

- DSA: Linked List, Two Pointer, Sliding Window

Phase 3: Deep ML + Contribution Expansion (Dec 2025 - Feb 2026)

Goal: Build confidence with ML + increase your contribution quality

Week 17-20:

- Learn advanced ML: Ensemble (Random Forest, XGBoost)

- Start using Jupyter Notebooks for all experiments

- Begin your GSoC proposal draft

- Build a GitHub project with EDA + ML pipeline

- DSA: Binary Search, Recursion

Week 21-24:

- Deep Learning intro: Neural networks, basics of PyTorch or TensorFlow

- Finalize side project and publish on GitHub

- Discuss proposal ideas with mentors

- DSA: Sorting, Prefix Sum, Backtracking

Phase 4: GSoC Prep + Placement Polishing (Mar - Apr 2026)

Goal: Submit GSoC proposal + be ready for placements

Week 25-28:

- Finalize and submit your GSoC proposal

- Write a blog on your open source + ML journey

- Practice behavioral and technical interview questions

- Leetcode Grind: Top 50 Interview Questions


- Mock Interviews: Use Pramp or peers

Week 29-32:

- Build portfolio website with GitHub Projects, Resume, Blog

- Apply for internships or remote research roles

- Maintain open source presence: continue PRs

- Revisit all major ML concepts + Kaggle competitions

- Prepare for online rounds and coding tests

Bonus Habits:

- Blog monthly: Your learning, open source updates

- Maintain public GitHub streak

- Connect with mentors, ask questions, stay consistent

Final Deliverables by April 2026:

- Strong GitHub Profile with ML + Open Source PRs

- GSoC Proposal submitted with actual contributions

- Resume with ML projects, contributions, DSA rating

- Portfolio website (optional but strong advantage)

- Fully prepared for internship/job interviews

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