ShiftED 2026 will bring universities, policymakers and pre vetted Indian students together in Delhi, positioning the event as a platform for outcomes driven student engagement and cross border collaboration.
ShiftED 2026 is set to return with a renewed focus on structured student engagement, institutional partnerships and higher education dialogue. The event will host curated interactions between global universities and pre vetted Indian graduate applicants who are high intent, funding ready and focused on STEM and business pathways.
Organisers said the format moves away from traditional education expos by prioritising direct conversations, profile level evaluation and outcome-oriented engagement. Universities participating in ShiftED will also engage in closed door partnership sessions with Indian institutions to explore joint degree pathways, exchange programmes and research collaboration.
The event will feature immersive brand experiences designed to showcase campuses beyond brochures; alongside higher education discussions centred on admissions innovation, recruitment trends and global mobility.
ShiftED 2026 will open with a keynote address by Delhi’s Minister for Education, highlighting the role of policy, institutions and financial ecosystems in shaping international education outcomes. The organisers said the event aims to position Delhi as an emerging hub for global higher education collaboration while offering universities access to students ready to make near term decisions.