Masters Union University Gets Haryana Cabinet Approval for New Gurugram Campus

Haryana Cabinet has approved a bill to establish Masters Union University in Gurugram. This will expand higher education opportunities in Haryana. Check details here

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Haryana Cabinet has approved proposal to introduce Haryana Private Universities (Amendment) Bill, 2026 for establishment of Masters Union University in Gurugram. The decision was taken during Cabinet meeting chaired by Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini. Masters Union University will be established by Shanti Foundation Trust, Gurugram, a charitable, non-profit and non-political educational trust. This move is expected to expand higher education opportunities for students in Haryana while enhancing private sector participation in improving state's higher education capacity and quality.

Masters Union University to Come Up on 5.14 Acres

As per proposal, university will be set up on approximately 5.14 acres of contiguous land in Gurugram. This campus already has a built-up area of nearly 1.07 lakh square feet. This will have instructional, administrative and student amenity spaces. The sponsoring trust holds property on a 30-year lease, fulfilling infrastructure requirements for establishing private university.

Proposal Cleared After Academic and Financial Review

This proposal was examined under provisions of Haryana Private Universities Act, 2006 by relevant statutory committees. Academic Committee and Finance Committee reviewed application. Also, committee headed by Chairperson of Haryana State Higher Education Council recommended issuance of a Letter of Intent, subject to prescribed conditions. Once amendment bill is passed, Masters Union University will become one of Haryana's newest private universities.