The Haryana Legislative Assembly has passed the Haryana Private Universities (Amendment) Bill, 2026, establishing Masters’ Union University in Gurugram.

The development follows the Haryana Cabinet’s earlier approval of the proposal and gives university status to Masters’ Union, which was founded in 2020 with a practitioner-led, learn-by-building approach to higher education.

The university plans to extend this model beyond business education across management, technology, engineering, family business and executive learning. Its teaching approach integrates live industry problems, venture building and product development with instruction from entrepreneurs, CXOs, investors, technologists and academics.

“We are grateful to the Government of Haryana for the confidence it has placed in Masters’ Union. For us, this is a strong validation of a model we have pioneered over the last six years,” said founder Pratham Mittal.

The proposed university will be spread across approximately 5.14 acres in Gurugram, with about 1.07 lakh sq ft of existing constructed space. Plans include accelerator and venture-building spaces, maker and analytics laboratories, residences, research and incubation facilities, and cultural and sports infrastructure.

Masters’ Union said it has supported more than 80 student start-ups through its Venture Initiation Programme and other initiatives. Ten incubated start-ups have raised over Rs 65 crore and recorded combined annual revenue of Rs 320 crore in FY25.

In its latest placement cycle, the institution reported an average annual compensation of Rs 34.07 lakh, with four offers exceeding Rs 1 crore and the highest package at Rs 1.28 crore. It also recorded 30 international offers averaging Rs 64 lakh per annum. The placement report was audited by B2K Analytics.

Masters’ Union currently has more than 3,000 students.

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