Sharda University Agra is a state private university in Agra, Uttar Pradesh, established in 2024 and backed by the wider Sharda educational group. Its legal foundation comes from the Uttar Pradesh Private Universities Act framework, while the University Grants Commission records 3 June 2024 as its establishment or gazette-notification date and later recognition under Section 2(f). The campus is positioned on the Agra-Delhi highway corridor, giving it access to Agra as well as strong road connectivity toward the National Capital Region. The university has been developed as a multidisciplinary institution with programs in engineering and technology, computer applications, management, commerce, sciences, humanities, pharmacy and other professional areas. Its official material presents the campus as a center for education, research, innovation and entrepreneurship, with the Sharda Group’s existing experience providing the broader institutional background. Professional programs such as pharmacy operate under the approval requirements of the applicable statutory regulator. The university’s early academic profile places strong emphasis on modern laboratories, technology-enabled learning, interdisciplinary exposure and industry-relevant curricula. Agra adds a distinctive setting: beyond being a major tourism and heritage city, it is also connected to manufacturing, services, healthcare, transport and the Delhi-NCR economy. Because the university is new, applicants should distinguish between the statutory year of the enabling legislation and the later date on which the Agra university became operational and was recognized within the UGC system. They should also review the current program list and regulator approval for any professionally controlled course. Sharda University Agra’s identity is therefore that of a newly operational university carrying the academic brand and institutional experience of an established education group into a separate Agra campus and legal entity. Group-level experience supports the Agra institution, but it remains a separately established university whose approvals and academic records must be read independently.