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This paper is to figure out the competitiveness changes by industries of Korea and anticipate future economic prospects after Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement(CEPA) between Korea and India which took effective Jan. 1, 2010. For this analysis, we focused on exports to India, TSI with India and RCA after CEPA using data of 10 industry classification in the MTI 1&3 digit of Korea International Trade Association(KITA). Korea's exports to India have increased to 11.4 billion dollars in 2010, It means 42.7 percent growth in a year after CEPA between the two countries. Exports have increased in all of the 10 industries: machinery, chemical industry manufactures, articles of iron or steel & metals, electrical & electronic articles and mineral procuct in the order of the amount increased. The analysis on Korea’s TSI to India shows increasing competitiveness in machinery, electrical & electronic articles, chemical industry manufactures, miscellaneous articles, and mineral product after CEPA. But the rest of half industries shows decreasing competitiveness. Only three industries of machinery, electrical & electronic articles and chemical industry manufactures have improved their competitiveness after CEPA while maintaining their competitiveness over India. RCA analysis shows increasing competitiveness in just two industries of machinery and textile & apparel while keeping the price of index over 1.