The Tezpur University Act, 1993, enacted by the Parliament of India on June 1, 1993, established Tezpur University as a central teaching and residential university in Assam. The Act came into force on January 15, 1994, following a notification by the Central Government. The university was envisioned as a key institution for higher education and research in Northeast India, with a focus on interdisciplinary studies, regional development, and innovation in teaching methodologies.
The establishment of Tezpur University was part of India’s broader initiative to expand higher education infrastructure in the northeastern region, ensuring access to quality education and fostering socio-economic progress. The Act provided a legal framework for the university’s governance, academic functions, and administrative structure, aligning with national educational goals while addressing regional needs.

The Tezpur University Act, 1993, established a dynamic institution blending academic excellence with regional relevance. Its structured governance, emphasis on research, and commitment to inclusivity make it a pivotal center for higher education in Northeast India. The Act ensures the university’s growth aligns with national educational goals while addressing local aspirations.