International trade is very important for the economic development of India. This project studies India’s International trade using statistical methods. The analysis is done from four main angles: Export-oriented analysis, country-oriented, product-oriented and tariff-oriented analysis. The study is based on secondary data (2010-2023) collected from WITS website and uses statistical tools such as Column chart, Heatmap, CAGR, CV, Heatmap, Moving Average, ARIMA Model and Fixed effect model. The study shows that India’s international trade has increased and become more diversified over the years. However, problems such as trade imbalance, tariff barriers, and global economic changes still affect trade performance. The project concluded that better trade policies, export promotion, and proper tariff planning are necessary to support India’s future trade growth.
Dahihande et al. (2026) studied this question.