Blended learning offers a range of advantages, like giving students the power to take charge of their learning, enhancing educational effectiveness and promoting greater engagement. Given the current situation, now is a great opportunity to take a look at and make some changes to the university curriculum. Blended learning has the potential to enhance the educational experience, offer students with opportunity to develop skills relevant to the modern world, ensure that students from all backgrounds have equitable access to high-quality education, and more, according to several studies. To get the advantages of blended learning, it must be executed with precision.This paper explores the utilisation of a learning system for blended learning in higher education in India and look at how blended learning can be integrated into higher education, both currently and in the future. Blended learning in higher education emphasises the use of social media, learning management systems, and various resources. Characteristics such as innovation, student focus, customisation, diversity, and seamless integration of online and in-person learning will play a significant role in shaping the future of higher education. Based on this research, it has been found that using a blended learning strategy is the most effective approach for teaching and learning in the dynamic and competitive field of higher education. The future of blended learning at universities is bright.