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India is one among the fastest growing economies in the world. Under Prime Minister Narendra Modi, several plans and policies are been formulated to improve the business scenario of the country. UK and India are now in an exciting stage. Bilateral trade agreements between both these countries are vibrant, but there are still untapped potential opportunities between both these countries. It is slated that India is going to be the world’s third largest economy by 2030.This make the world’s second most populated country an extraordinary pleasing market. The opportunities for UK exporters are wide and great in numbers. Meantime the UK, is making strong post Brexit trade relations with countries outside of the European Union. The consequence of the referendum on Britain’s membership of the European Union and the prospective departure of the Britain from the EU has generated serious uncertainty. There are a number of substantial challenges for the government to address. The vague around Brexit is not only a challenge for the Britain but also for trading partners in developing countries. The present study is been conducted about India’s International Trade under the purview of Brexit .Secondary data has been employed for the conduct of the study. Secondary data has been taken from the various reports and publications of national organizations.