Education Worldwide India Bangalore Fall 2026 brings global universities, colleges and schools to Hotel Radisson Blu, Atria in Bengaluru on 4 December 2026.
The one-day fair offers free entry to students, parents and guardians, with spot counselling, application guidance and on-the-spot student recruitment.
Exhibitors can book a 4 sqm stall for US$1,800 or a 6 sqm stall for US$2,400, plus 18% GST.
TL;DR
1Date: Friday 4 December 2026, a one-day fair at Hotel Radisson Blu, Atria.
3Entry is free for students, parents and guardians.
4Exhibitor stalls: US$1,800 for 4 sqm or US$2,400 for 6 sqm, plus 18% GST.
5Part of a three-city Fall 2026 run with New Delhi (28 Nov) and Mumbai (1 Dec).
Why visit
Students and parents can meet university and college representatives face to face, compare programmes and destinations, ask about fees, scholarships and visas, and leave with a shortlist. Entry is free, and the central Palace Road venue is easy to reach from across Bengaluru. The December timing sits before many overseas application deadlines, so questions can still shape the final choice.
Why exhibit
The Bangalore stop is the final city in the Fall 2026 three-city run, giving institutions access to a large, self-selecting audience of students and parents in one day. A 4 sqm stall costs US$1,800 and a 6 sqm stall US$2,400, with furniture, venue branding, registration support and exhibitor catering included. It suits universities and colleges that want qualified enquiries and on-the-spot applications.
Attendees, exhibitors & solutions
Who this event is for
Visitor profile
Typical attendee groups you can expect to meet.
Class 12 students researching undergraduate options in India and abroad.
Final-year undergraduates and graduates comparing postgraduate and MBA programmes.
Parents and guardians who help shape study destination, budget and visa decisions.
Working professionals and study-abroad aspirants seeking part-time, online or executive programmes.
School counsellors and teachers accompanying student groups.
Exhibitor profile
Main supplier and exhibitor segments present at the show.
International universities and pathway providers recruiting Indian students.
Indian private universities, colleges and business schools building awareness.
Schools, test-preparation providers and language training institutes.
Education councils, embassies, student-visa advisers and education-loan providers.
Hotel Radisson Blu, Atria, 1 Palace Road, Ambedkar Veedhi, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560001, India
Entrances & gates
Main lobby entrance
Fair registration and exhibition area
Palace Road frontage; allow extra time at the registration desk.
Facilities
Parking
Valet parking is offered by the hotel; event-day capacity and charges should be confirmed with the venue.
Food options
Hotel restaurant and exhibitor buffet
On-site dining
Parking: The hotel is on Palace Road and offers valet parking at the main entrance; confirm availability and any event-day charge with the hotel before driving.
Gate: Use the main Palace Road lobby entrance and follow event signage to the fair registration desk.
Attend
Entry & tickets
Free registration
Student, parent or guardian entry
Free entry; advance registration is encouraged on the official site.
Bring a student or photo ID to the registration desk; no badge collection details have been published.
Ticket notes
Entry is free for students, parents and guardians. Exhibitor participation is priced separately at US$1,800 for 4 sqm or US$2,400 for 6 sqm, plus 18% GST.
Study Destinations and ApplicationsAdmissions, Scholarships and FinanceStudent Visas and Career Outcomes
How the last edition performed
Previous edition
Last edition
2026
Completed
This edition
2026
Forecast — not final
Visitors: 9,000
Exhibitors: 120
Next edition
2027
The Spring 2027 edition returns to Bangalore on 29 April 2027 at Hotel Radisson Blu, Atria, as part of a five-city run that also covers New Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai and Hyderabad.
Spring 2027 expands from three Fall cities to five cities, adding Chennai and Hyderabad.
Edition recap
The Spring 2026 season completed a five-city Indian run. The Fall 2026 cycle returns to New Delhi, Mumbai and Bangalore, with Bangalore closing the series on 4 December 2026.
New this edition
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Three-city Fall format
The Fall 2026 edition concentrates on New Delhi, Mumbai and Bangalore rather than the five-city Spring format.
The Bangalore stop gives institutions a low-cost, one-day entry into one of India's densest student markets and closes a three-city December run. Its value comes from concentrated face time with students and parents, not from a large exhibition floor.
Audience quality
High-value decision-makers
Visitors are likely to be self-selected for higher education: Class 12 students, undergraduates, graduates, parents and working professionals. Because entry is free and the venue is central, expect a broad walk-in audience alongside pre-registered families. Exhibitors should qualify for intent, budget and intake year at the desk.
Exhibitor outcomes
Real business growth
At US$1,800 for a 4 sqm stall plus GST, the fair can pay back with a small number of enrolled or deposited students, depending on tuition and commission economics. Return is strongest for institutions with clear 2027 intake offers, scholarship certainty and counsellors who can follow up within 48 hours. No audited ROI is published.
Intelligence
Market context
Key market insights, trends, news and related events to help you understand the bigger picture.
South Asia
Why it matters
India sends a large and growing number of students overseas while also expanding capacity at home. Bengaluru combines a young population, strong undergraduate base and high disposable income, making it a priority city for universities recruiting in South Asia. A December fair captures families after entrance tests and before international application deadlines.
Industry trends
Key trends shaping this market and its wider industry.
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Destination diversification beyond the traditional four
Indian students are increasingly comparing Canada, Germany, Australia, Ireland, Singapore and Gulf destinations alongside the United States and United Kingdom. Fairs that host a broad mix of countries benefit from this wider consideration set.
What it changes: Exhibitors should present total cost, post-study work rules and visa timelines, not only rankings.
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Parents as co-decision-makers
Indian families often decide on destination and budget together, and parents commonly attend fairs with their children. Clear fee, scholarship, accommodation and safety information matters as much as programme content.
What it changes: Institutions that brief staff to answer parent questions convert more serious enquiries.
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Shorter, city-level fairs
Recruitment travel is shifting toward compact, one-day city fairs that reach local students without the cost of a large national expo. The Fall 2026 format concentrates on three cities with small 4-6 sqm stalls.
What it changes: Exhibitors need a focused pitch and fast lead capture rather than an elaborate stand.
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Digital-first follow-up
Students expect institutions to respond on WhatsApp or email within a day or two, and many compare offers across several countries before committing. Fairs that capture consent and route enquiries to counsellors quickly convert better than those relying on paper forms alone.
What it changes: A 48-hour follow-up window is now a practical baseline for exhibitor teams.
Education Worldwide India Fall 2026 and Spring 2027 circuit
Book Fall 2026 stalls before the event and plan Spring 2027 travel around the April dates.
The Bangalore fair closes the three-city Fall 2026 run and is followed by a five-city Spring 2027 run. Buyers can combine the Bangalore stop with the New Delhi and Mumbai editions, or plan for the April 2027 return.
December is mild and comparatively dry in Bengaluru, with daytime temperatures around 24-28C and cooler nights near 15-18C. Carry a light layer for air-conditioned halls and an umbrella for occasional showers.
Plan for the climate
Check temperatures and pack accordingly
Venue connectivity
Mobile data is widely available on Indian networks; international visitors should check roaming or buy a local eSIM before arrival. The venue hotel provides Wi-Fi for guests.
Ride-hailing
Taxis
Public transit
Car rentals
Cultural notes
Useful information to help you have a smooth and respectful visit.
Business dress and greetings
Smart casual or business formals are appropriate. A handshake is common in professional settings; use surnames and titles until invited otherwise.
Vegetarian food and alcohol
Bengaluru has strong vegetarian options and many restaurants are alcohol-free or do not serve beef. Ask before ordering and respect venue rules.
Practical guides
Visitor & Exhibitor Essentials
Everything needed to arrive prepared, navigate the event, and make the visit productive.
Flights
Destination: Kempegowda International Airport (BLR)
Book early for the first week of December, when inbound holiday traffic starts to rise. Allow a 3-hour buffer between landing and any same-day meeting.
Get to the venue and around the city with these options.
Airport → venue: App cab or prepaid airport taxi, about 45-75 minutes and INR 800-1,300.
Hotel → venue: Most central hotels are 10-20 minutes away by cab; the venue hotel is on site.
Ride-hail: Uber and Ola operate across Bengaluru; confirm the pickup pin in the hotel forecourt.
Public transit: Namma Metro is the cheapest option; use Majestic or Cubbon Park and complete the trip by auto.
Parking: The hotel offers valet parking; event-day capacity and charges should be confirmed.
Weather
Plan and pack for the event climate.
Month: December
Temperature: 15-28C
Seasonality: Mostly dry with occasional light showers; winter nights are cooler than the daytime.
Packing: Light layers, comfortable shoes, a compact umbrella and business casual clothing for the fair.
Plan your trip
Planning
Best day to visit: Friday 4 December 2026
The Bangalore fair is a one-day event, so 4 December is the only day. Arrive in the morning for shorter queues and more time with counsellors before the afternoon rush.
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Shortlist programmes, countries and institutions — Write down must-haves: budget, intake, scholarship and post-study work options.
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Register on the official event site and save the confirmation — Entry is free; registration helps the organiser plan the desk.
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Prepare academic documents and a question list — Bring transcripts, test scores and a one-page CV if relevant.
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Plan the journey to Palace Road — Check traffic and metro options; aim to arrive at opening time.
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Confirm timings and pack a notebook, ID and power bank — Check the official site for any last-minute change.
Sample visitor itinerary
Route-optimised day
09:30
Arrive, register and collect the visitor guide
Hotel Radisson Blu, Atria lobby
10:00
Visit priority university and college stands
Main fair floor
12:00
Attend a counselling session or destination briefing
Programme area
14:00
Compare shortlisted institutions and ask about scholarships
Exhibitor stands
16:00
Review notes, collect contact details and plan applications
Hotel lobby or cafe
Side trips
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Cubbon Park and Bangalore Palace
City Sightseeing
10-20 minutes from the venue
A convenient half-day add-on for first-time visitors to Bengaluru.
Lalbagh Botanical Garden
Garden and Heritage
About 6 km from Palace Road
A calm morning walk and a sense of the city's green heritage.
Bangalore Fort and KR Market
Heritage and Market
About 5 km from Palace Road
A short introduction to the city's pre-colonial history and its bustling wholesale market.
Networking spots
3
Hotel lobby lounge
Venue networking
Useful for informal follow-up meetings after the fair closes.
MG Road cafes
City networking
A short cab ride away; suitable for dinner meetings with partners or counsellors.
UB City and Vittal Mallya Road
City networking
A cluster of cafes and restaurants about 2 km from the venue, suitable for evening meetings.
First-timer guide
Follow-up playbook
Send a thank-you email within 48 hours.
Attach the documents requested at the stand.
Confirm application deadlines and scholarship steps.
Ask one specific question to keep the conversation moving.
Log the outcome and set a reminder for the next deadline.
Use this after the Bangalore fair, when both students and exhibitors are processing a high volume of conversations. Fast, specific follow-up separates a useful enquiry from a lost one.
Budget
Costs & budget
Shell scheme
USD 400–450 / m²
Raw space
USD 250–350 / m²
Standard booth
4 m²
Printed 4 sqm and 6 sqm stall prices give the shell-scheme band; raw-space per-sqm figures are market estimates, not a published tariff.
A simple CRM or form is enough; keep a paper backup for connectivity problems.
FAQs & glossary
Answers
Frequently asked
When is Education Worldwide India Bangalore Fall 2026?
It is a one-day fair on Friday 4 December 2026 at Hotel Radisson Blu, Atria in Bengaluru. The official Fall 2026 schedule lists Bangalore as the third and final city after New Delhi on 28 November and Mumbai on 1 December. Gates and session times have not been published, so check the official site before travelling.
Where is Education Worldwide India Bangalore Fall 2026 held?
The fair is held at Hotel Radisson Blu, Atria, 1 Palace Road, Ambedkar Veedhi, Bengaluru 560001, Karnataka. The venue is in the city centre near Cubbon Park and is reachable by taxi, app cab or Namma Metro. Use the main Palace Road lobby entrance and follow signs to the fair registration desk.
Is Education Worldwide India Bangalore 2026 free to attend?
Yes. The official site says entry is free for students, parents and guardians, and visitors are invited to register in advance. There is no published visitor ticket price. Exhibitor participation is separate: a 4 sqm stall costs US$1,800 and a 6 sqm stall costs US$2,400, plus 18% GST.
How much does an exhibitor stall cost at the Bangalore fair?
A 4 sqm stall costs US$1,800 per city and a 6 sqm stall costs US$2,400 per city, with 18% GST added. The fee covers venue hire, security, registration setup, table setup, audio-visual support, exhibitor tea and coffee, and buffet lunch. Early-bird discounts of 20% and 10% applied to full payments made before 15 June and 31 July 2026.
Who should exhibit at Education Worldwide India Bangalore?
The fair suits international universities, pathway providers, Indian private universities, colleges, business schools, schools, test-preparation providers, language institutes, education councils and student-service companies. Exhibitors meet students and parents who are actively comparing programmes and destinations. The 4 sqm and 6 sqm stalls are small-format, so plan concise displays and a clear enquiry-capture process rather than a large build.
What can students do at the Bangalore education fair?
Students can meet university and college representatives, compare programmes and study destinations, ask about admission requirements, fees and scholarships, and get guidance on applications and student visas. The format is spot counselling, so families can discuss options directly and leave with a shortlist. Bring academic documents and a list of questions to make the most of the one-day event.
Which other cities are in the Fall 2026 Education Worldwide India series?
The Fall 2026 series runs in three cities: New Delhi on Saturday 28 November 2026 at Hotel Le Meridien, Janpath; Mumbai on Tuesday 1 December 2026 at Hotel Radisson, MIDC Andheri; and Bangalore on Friday 4 December 2026 at Hotel Radisson Blu, Atria. Each city is a separate one-day fair with the same stall pricing.
Do visitors need to register for Education Worldwide India Bangalore?
Visitors are encouraged to register in advance through the official Education Worldwide India website, although entry is free for students, parents and guardians. Registration helps the organiser manage the desk and share updates. No visitor deadline or badge-collection time has been published, so confirm details on the official site before 4 December 2026.
When is the next Education Worldwide India fair in Bangalore?
The next Bangalore stop is the Spring 2027 edition on Thursday 29 April 2027 at Hotel Radisson Blu, Atria. The Spring 2027 run covers five cities: New Delhi on 24 April, Mumbai on 27 April, Bangalore on 29 April, Chennai and Hyderabad. Dates can change, so confirm with the organiser before booking travel.
What should I bring to the Bangalore education fair?
Bring a photo ID, copies of your latest transcripts, test scores if available, and a one-page CV for postgraduate enquiries. Carry a notebook or use your phone to record the institutions you meet. A parent or guardian can help with budget and destination questions. The venue is a hotel, so smart casual clothing and comfortable shoes are sensible.
Is there an early-bird discount for exhibitors in 2026?
Yes, the organiser advertised a 20% early-bird discount for bookings with full payment before 15 June 2026 and a 10% discount before 31 July 2026. Both cut-offs have passed, so exhibitors booking now should expect to pay the standard US$1,800 for 4 sqm or US$2,400 for 6 sqm, plus 18% GST.
Glossary
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Spot counselling
A face-to-face conversation at the fair where a student discusses courses, eligibility, fees and next steps directly with an institution representative.
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On-the-spot recruitment
An exhibitor's practice of collecting applications or making conditional offers during the fair rather than only collecting enquiries for later follow-up.
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Education fair
A time-bound exhibition where schools, colleges, universities and service providers meet prospective students and parents in one venue.
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Early-bird discount
A reduced exhibitor rate offered for full payment before a stated cut-off date; the Fall 2026 Bangalore offer closed before the event.
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GST
Goods and Services Tax, the Indian indirect tax added to the quoted exhibitor stall price at 18% for this fair.
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Study-abroad counsellor
An adviser who helps students shortlist countries, courses and institutions, and who may also assist with applications, scholarships and visa paperwork.
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e-Visa
An electronic travel authorisation applied for online before arrival, used by many international visitors to India.
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Namma Metro
Bengaluru's urban metro rail network, useful for reaching central stations before completing the trip by auto-rickshaw or taxi.
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Intake
The academic term in which a student starts a programme, such as a September or January intake.
Also known as
Alternate names and search phrases for this event.