EdTech Skills University is a newly established state private university in Tinsukia, Assam, created through the EdTech Skills University Act, 2025. The university is sponsored by World Education Mission and was designed around a skills-oriented higher-education model. Its statutory schedule places the main campus at Gelapukhuri in Tinsukia district and gives the institution jurisdiction across Assam under the state's private-university framework. The university's founding documents emphasize infrastructure for technology-enabled learning and practical education. The statutory schedule records 105 bighas, or about 35 acres, of land for the campus, along with an endowment fund, a starting library collection and computing, internet, printing and conference equipment. These details are unusually specific for a new university and show that the legislation was built around a defined physical and academic-development plan rather than only a legal name. EdTech Skills University's intended academic identity is closely tied to employability, digital learning and industry-relevant skills. Public institutional material describes an approach centred on outcome-based education, hands-on training, professional certifications, industry engagement and emerging technologies. The university's location in Upper Assam gives that skills mission a strong regional dimension, especially for students seeking technology and employment-oriented pathways without leaving the state. Because the institution is new, its history should be read as a foundation-stage timeline rather than as a long legacy narrative. The most important verified milestones are the state approval process, enactment, gubernatorial assent, gazette notification, UGC listing and campus-development provisions recorded in law. As academic operations expand, the university's key test will be how effectively its statutory skills mission is translated into programmes, laboratories, apprenticeships and employer partnerships. Its establishment adds a new skills-focused private-university model to Assam's higher-education landscape. The Tinsukia project is therefore unusually explicit about employability, digital capability and industry-aligned skills from its statutory foundation. Tinsukia anchors that mission.