Raffles University, Neemrana: Admission 2025, Courses, Fees, Cutoff, Placements, Ranking

Raffles University Neemrana (RUN) is a state private university established under the Rajasthan state private Universities Act in 2011 and is situated in the Japanese zone, Neemrana, Distt Alwar, Rajasthan. Located on an expansive of fifty acres, RUN provides services in various fields and disciplines. The university is recognised by the Bar Council of India (BCI) and Pharmacy Council of India (PCI) hence provision of quality education in law and pharmacy respectively. This institution is privileged to have 67-member faculties, which allow the students to easily experience quality learning due to the sizeable student-teacher ratio.

To improve the operations of the university and the learning experience of the students, the university is fully armed with necessary and modern facilities. The hostels for the boys and girls are provided what modern facilities like security, electricity supply round the clock, Internet facility etc. All the hostels provide both air-conditioned facilities and non air conditioned facilities to the users. Convenience and social needs are catered for by RUN through a fully fitted gym that has modern exercise equipment and workout trainers.

At Raffles University, students can pursue education across all fields of knowledge and at all levels of education. Full-time undergraduate, postgraduate and doctoral courses include 91 courses that are offered by the university. RUN offers both vocational such as B.Tech, BBA, LLB, B Pharma and academic such as BA, BSc, MA, M.Sc. RUN offers and integrated courses like BA LLB (Hons) and BBA LLB (Hons) for those students who are inclined towards having a combination of law and business administration.

Admission requirements of students at Raffles University and its admission process are made elaborate and as fair as possible. Most of the programmes follows the Raffles University Entrance Test (RUET), other programmes have the privilege of admitting students based on their marks in a qualifying examination followed by an interview session.