Globalization impacts educational practices in India by introducing new pedagogical approaches, technology, and cross-cultural exchanges. The integration of global standards and curricula has led to a competitive educational landscape, often enhancing the quality of education. However, it can also exacerbate disparities, as urban institutions may adopt innovative methods while rural areas lag behind. Exposure to international trends promotes the adoption of English language instruction and STEM education, aligning India’s education with global labor market requirements. Moreover, globalization fosters intercultural understanding among students, preparing them to engage in a diverse world, while also challenging traditional educational norms.