The Haryana Cabinet approved a new bill allowing Masters' Union to establish a private university in Gurugram. This follows the Haryana Private Universities (Amendment) Bill, 2026 approval. The institution plans to expand its technology-focused business and management programs.
Masters' Union University Plans
Masters' Union will develop a full-fledged university. This moves beyond its current business and technology school model. Founder Pratam Mittal stated the approval allows scaling of their educational philosophy. The approach emphasizes learning through building, solving, and doing.
Placement and Startup Success
Masters' Union reported strong outcomes. Its latest placement data was audited by B2K Analytics. The average annual compensation reached Rs 34.07 lakh . Four offers exceeded Rs 1 crore , with the highest at Rs 1.28 crore .
International Offers
The institution secured 30 international offers. These came from countries including the US, Canada, UAE, and Saudi Arabia. The average compensation for international roles was Rs 64 lakh annually.
Student Ventures
Masters' Union supports student entrepreneurship. Over 80 student startups received aid through its Venture Initiation Programme. Ten startups incubated via this program collectively raised over Rs 22 crore . They reported a combined FY25 revenue of Rs 35 crore .
Student ventures attracted investment from firms like 100X.VC and Lumikai. Meta Fashion, a digital fashion startup, raised approximately USD 400,000 in pre-seed funding. Lumikai led this investment round.
Gurugram Campus Details
The proposed university will occupy approximately 5.14 acres in Gurugram. The site has a built-up area of about 1.07 lakh square feet . This includes 96,600 square feet of instructional space.
Masters' Union plans to expand campus infrastructure. Facilities will include accelerator spaces, maker labs, student residences, and research areas. The proposal underwent review by the Academic Committee and Finance Committee.
