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Samsung Launches Back to School Offers in India
Samsung has started a special 'Back to School' sale in India.
They are offering big discounts on their Galaxy devices like the Galaxy S26, Galaxy Book6 Pro, and more.
Students can get up to 10% off, special bank offers, and even no-cost EMI options.
There's also a buyback program where you can save up to 50% on the Galaxy S26 series.
To get these deals, students need to sign up for Samsung's Student+ program using their school email or through UNiDAYS.
This is a great chance for students to get cool tech at lower prices!
Samsung offers discounts on Galaxy S26, Book6 Pro, and more for students.
Up to 10% instant discounts and bank benefits of up to ₹5,000 available.
No-cost EMI options and upgrade offers included.
Galaxy Forever buyback program offers up to 50% savings on Galaxy S26 series.
Students must register for Samsung's Student+ program to avail discounts.
- Who
- Samsung India
- What
- Launched Back to School offers with discounts on Galaxy devices
- Where
- India
- When
- Not specified
- Why
- To attract students with special discounts and offers
Student Discounts
General Discounts
Discount Availability
Student Discounts
Eligible students can avail up to 10% instant discounts on select Galaxy devices.
General Discounts
General customers may not have access to the same level of discounts.
Key facts
- Discounts
- Up to 10% instant discounts on select Galaxy devices
- Bank Benefits
- Up to ₹5,000 on select bank cards
- No-Cost EMI
- Available on select devices
- Buyback Programme
- Up to 50% savings on Galaxy S26 series
- Student+ Programme
- Registration required for discounts
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