“The Union Budget 2026 demonstrates the Government’s commitment to creating an educational system that meets future needs, supporting India’s goals of increasing productivity and driving innovation and achieving inclusive economic development. The combination of university townships with improved STEM facilities, vocational training programs and targeted funding for research, design and emerging technologies will strengthen institutional capabilities and will help prepare Indian youth to compete in international job markets.
At GEDU, we see this as another important step in realising India’s ambition to become a global education hub.
Our planned £200 million investment over the next three years, along with the establishment of the first Queen Elizabeth’s Global School campus in India in Gurugram, underscores our long-term commitment to bringing world leading education to the country. With the policy direction outlined in this Budget, we are even more strongly positioned to partner in shaping a capable, confident and globally competitive generation.”
