K. K. University is a state private university in Nalanda district, Bihar, established in 2017 under the Bihar Private Universities Act, 2013. The institution operates under the aegis of Samajik Kalyan Sanstha and the university registrar records Gazette Notification No. 15/M 1-38/2014-1147 dated 8 June 2017 as a key establishment milestone. It is included in the UGC list under Section 2(f) and serves students from a region internationally associated with the historic educational heritage of Nalanda. The university offers a broad mix of professional and general programmes. Its academic fields include engineering and polytechnic education, management, pharmacy, agriculture, arts, science, law, education and library science, with undergraduate, postgraduate and doctoral pathways. Professional programmes operate subject to the requirements of relevant statutory bodies, while the university states that its curriculum and pedagogy are aligned with multidisciplinary, flexible and experiential principles associated with the National Education Policy. K. K. University's stated mission is shaped in part by Bihar's long-standing challenge of students leaving the state to seek technical and professional education elsewhere. The institution positions its Nalanda campus as a local higher-education option combining technical, agricultural, professional and liberal disciplines. Since its 2017 establishment, the university has focused on developing programmes, laboratories, professional approvals, research activity and student support within a single private-university framework. Its location in Nalanda gives this relatively young institution a distinctive regional context rooted in one of India's most recognized historical centers of learning. The university's academic breadth ranges from polytechnic and engineering education to law, agriculture, pharmacy and library science. Its Nalanda setting connects a modern private university with a district known globally for historic scholarship. Included in the UGC list of universities under Section 2(f) of the UGC Act. 2017 — The university began its state private-university phase.