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Special Economic Zones have been built to foster the economic growth of the country, attract foreign investment and promote international trade. These areas are governed by unique regulatory frameworks that catalyze economic growth, and technological advancement and create job opportunities. SEZs have evolved from Export Processing Zones(EPZs) and Free Trade Zones and have been tailored in such a way to meet the needs of the host country. These zones have played a pivotal role in shaping investment policies and enhancing the competitiveness of the country hosting them. The methodology used in this article is doctrinal research. The research gap in the topic is that a comparative analysis can be done to understand the shortcomings in the present regulatory system of India and will help in the effective implementation of SEZs. In the present article, a comparative study of SEZs in India and China has been conducted. A comparative analysis of SEZs in India and China within trade law has provided insights into the economic, trade, export dynamics of these two powerful nations. The analysis helps explore the legal framework, regulatory environments and trade law implications in India and China.