The bilateral trade between India and Kazakhstan has shown a substantial growth in recent years and Kazakhstan has become India’s largest trade partner in Central Asia. This paper examines the bilateral trade between India and Kazakhstan from 1994 to 2019. Trade Intensity Index (TII) has been used to analyze the strength of India-Kazakhstan trade relation. To identify the product sectors in which the two countries enjoy comparative advantage (over each other) at HS-2 Digit level, Revealed Comparative Advantage (RCA) method has been used. The estimated results of trade Intensity Index reveal that India's imports, as well as exports, are less intense with Kazakhstan. Similarly, the exports and imports of Kazakhstan are also less intense with India. Moreover, the results of the RCA reveal notable trade prospects for both the countries.