Raffles University is a private multidisciplinary university at Neemrana in Rajasthan, established by the Raffles University, Neemrana (Alwar) Act, 2011. The Act received the Governor's assent on 25 March 2011 and created the university under Rajasthan's private-university framework. Its sponsoring body is the Gomber Education Foundation. The campus is located on the Delhi–Jaipur corridor at Neemrana, a major industrial and heritage town in the NCR region. The university organizes teaching through schools covering law, management, engineering and technology, basic and applied sciences, agricultural sciences, pharmacy, humanities and social sciences. Its official profile describes a roughly 50-acre campus near the Aravalli hills and emphasizes a residential academic environment. The location also places students close to Neemrana's industrial zones, including the Japanese industrial area, which gives the institution a practical setting for industry interaction and professional education. Raffles University is included within the UGC framework under Section 2(f), while professional programs operate subject to their relevant regulatory requirements. The university's identity is shaped by its 2011 statutory foundation, its multidisciplinary school structure and its location between Delhi and Jaipur. Rather than being built around a single discipline, it combines legal, technical, agricultural, pharmaceutical, management and liberal education within one university system. Established through Rajasthan Act No. 3 of 2011. The Act received gubernatorial assent on 25 March 2011. Promoted by the Gomber Education Foundation. Located at Neemrana on the Delhi–Jaipur corridor. The campus extends across roughly 50 acres. Academic schools include law, management, engineering, sciences, agriculture and pharmacy. Humanities and social sciences form part of the multidisciplinary structure. The university is recognized within the UGC Section 2(f) framework. Its Neemrana location places it near a major industrial cluster. Rajasthan enacted the Raffles University, Neemrana (Alwar) Act. 25 March 2011 — The Governor of Rajasthan assented to the university act.