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The GenWise Summer Program

A summer that lasts a decade

A residential program for gifted children on a MAHE campus — MAHE Manipal in May, MAHE Bengaluru in June — two tracks, Grades 6–11, where bright kids stop being the exception in the room and start being the room.

A GSP student's hair standing on end from a static electricity experiment while classmates laugh

GSP'27 at a glance

WhoGifted students in Grades 6–11 (their grade in 2027–28). GW Explorers: Grades 6–7. GW Wizards: Grades 8–11.
When and whereMay program: 9–29 May 2027, MAHE Manipal. June program: 13 June–3 July 2027, MAHE Bengaluru.
How longGW Wizards: all three weeks (21 days). GW Explorers: the last two weeks (16–29 May 2027 or 20 June–3 July 2027).
FeeGW Explorers ₹1,20,000, GW Wizards ₹1,70,000 at the early-bird rate until 31 Dec 2026. After that, ₹1,60,000 and ₹2,10,000. GST included, and tuition, stay, food, care and materials are all in.
To hold a seatA ₹40,000 deposit, fully refundable until 28 February 2027. The balance is due by 25 March 2027, and can be paid in instalments.
How to applyTake the free Assessment first, or apply online in two minutes, with no essay and no application fee, and the program team calls you back. Or call +91 81238 77635.
Full fees and refunds

See it for yourself

The fun is not a footnote. It's the method.

The beach outing, May 2026
Students laughing over their dish at the cooking contest, one in a paper chef's hat, GSP'26
Two students singing a duet at talent night, GSP'26
Hands up on the dance floor at DJ night, GSP'26
A GSP student grinning among his friends
Students on their feet, cheering a friend's act at talent night, GSP'26

Watch it

Don't take our word for any of this

Students who lived it, on camera — three-minute journey films, and one-minute Humans of GenWise shorts shot at camp.

Humans of GenWise

Harsh, on finding clarity in Career Discovery

Palak, an aspiring biotechnology researcher

Neel, 16, on a place that kept up with him

All eleven shorts, the journeys and the letters

Learning · social · safety

What the summer is made of

Learning

One course, taken seriously, for the full program — taught by mentors who do this for a living: working professors, researchers and practitioners, among them a Professor of Mechanical Engineering at IIT Bombay. No worksheets; the course ends in something your child made.

Social

The part alumni talk about a decade later. Not the whole camp, your track: the Explorers or the Wizards you live and learn beside. Dorm-wing identity, evening rituals, and friendships that outlast the summer by years.

Safety

~1:5: one residential coach or teaching assistant for every five students, round the clock, as actually staffed at GSP'26. A nurse on site and doctors on call at both editions, Kasturba Hospital minutes away in May, and a daily parent update. The full spec sheet has its own page — read it line by line.

Read the full safety spec sheet

The work is the fun

Chalkboards, drills, code — kids taking ideas seriously

The field visit to the Kunjur Chowkimane heritage house, Architecture, GSP'26
A student adjusting his submarine's thruster at the test tank, GSP'26
A student coding on his laptop, AI/ML course, GSP'26
GSP students working together during a course session

The campus

MAHE Manipal in May, MAHE Bengaluru in June

Both are MAHE: two to a room, AC, attached bathrooms, A++ accredited, doctors on call, buses that carry nobody but us. The May edition adds Manipal's own draw — dorms and labs beside one of Asia's largest indoor sports complexes.

Tour both campuses
Dinner in the mess, May 2026

Morning

A Tuesday at GSP, hour by hour.

Wake up — beds made, wing sorted, laundry out

  1. 7:00 am

    Wake up — beds made, wing sorted, laundry out

    Boys from one wing in their common room, MAHE Bengaluru, June 2026
  2. 8:00 am

    Breakfast

    Boys eating together at a long table in the mess
  3. 9:00 am

    Morning course block — your chosen deep-dive

    An instructor guides two students as they wire a circuit on a breadboard
  4. 11:00 am

    Juice and a snack, then straight back into it

    A student checking the card building she made, on the studio floor, Architecture, GSP'26
  5. 1:00 pm

    Lunch

    The mess hall full of students at their tables, MAHE Manipal, May 2026
  6. 2:00 pm

    Afternoon session until 4 pm — labs, builds, drafts, arguments

    A student fixing a thruster at the edge of the test tank, Build It Break It
  7. 4:00 pm

    Tea and snacks

    A student reaching for a cookie from a plate at the counter
  8. 5:00 pm

    Evening activity — sport, quizzes, drawing, karaoke. A different one every day

    Children playing basketball on the court, MAHE Bengaluru, June 2026
  9. 7:00 pm

    Dinner, then evening adda — and on weekend nights, DJ night or talent night

    Two students singing a duet on stage at talent night
  10. 9:00 pm

    Phone time: thirty minutes to call home

    A group of girls laughing and clapping together in the evening
  11. 10:00 pm

    Lights out

    Two friends leaning on each other, smiling

Two tracks

Which one is my child?

Same campus, same summer, the same mentors — pitched at two different stages.

GW Explorers

Grades 6–7 · ages 10–13

Two weeks · 16–29 May 2027 or 20 June–3 July 2027

Their first time away, done gently: two weeks, both Explorers courses, the whole batch together. Last summer that meant tensegrity tables that stand on tension and circuits built from play dough — and many Explorers come back as Wizards.

See the Explorers courses

GW Wizards

Grades 8–11 · ages 13–17

Three weeks · 9–29 May 2027 or 13 June–3 July 2027

Three weeks inside one course they chose, ending in something built and defended in front of the room: a policy brief that survives rebuttal, a model that survives evaluation, a building someone would actually live in.

See the Wizards courses

The GenWise Summer Program is for Grades 6 to 11.

The courses

One course. All the way down.

A Wizard picks one course and lives inside it; Explorers take two, one each week. ML models that must survive evaluation, policy briefs that must survive rebuttal, experiments that must be measured twice.

Browse the full catalog

9–29 May 2027 and 13 June–3 July 2027. Pay ₹40,000 to hold a seat. Change your mind until 28 February 2027 and all of it comes back. Or ring us now on +91 81238 77635.

Before you decide

Apply, and someone who has run these camps calls you

A few details, two minutes. Then ask us the hard questions: safety, food, phones, homesickness, whether your child will fit.

Free · 20 questions · 35 minutes. Pay ₹40,000 to hold a seat. Change your mind until 28 February 2027 and all of it comes back.