Samsung has started Back to School offer on Galaxy AI devices in India, under this offer student discount and Galaxy Forever benefits are being given. During the Samsung sale, students are being given up to 10 percent discount on select Galaxy AI devices. Apart from this, there are also bank offers up to Rs 5000, interest-free EMI and Galaxy Forever benefits.
Samsung During the sale, many offers have been offered on Galaxy AI powered smartphones, tablets, laptops, monitors and wearables. Offer available on Galaxy Book6 Pro, Galaxy Tab S11 Ultra, Smart Monitor M8, Galaxy S26 series. Students can verify their eligibility through the email ID issued by their institution or through the UNiDAYS platform.
samsung sale offers
Offer on Galaxy Book6 Pro: According to Moneycontrol, HDFC Bank Card benefit of up to Rs 5000 is available, after which this device can be purchased at a starting price of Rs 1,73,990. Apart from this, there is also 10 percent student discount.
HDFC Bank Card benefit of up to Rs 5000 is available on Galaxy Tab S11 Ultra, after which the price of this device starts from Rs 1 lakh 17 thousand 999. Apart from this, student discount of 10 percent is also available.
A bank card discount of up to Rs 3000 will be available on Smart Monitor M8, after which the price of this device starts from Rs 46699. Apart from this, 10 percent student discount will be available.
There will be savings of up to 50 percent on Galaxy S26 series through Galaxy Forever. Galaxy S26 can be purchased at an EMI of Rs 3917 per month and Galaxy S26 Ultra at an EMI of Rs 5958 per month. Apart from this, there is a student discount of 7 percent.
Galaxy AI features for students
Samsung says the latest Galaxy devices come with AI-powered features designed to support learning and productivity. These include Live Translate, Chat Assist and Circle to Search with Google, which can help students converse in different languages, improve writing and find information faster without switching between apps.
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