Yes, students from the aeronautical engineering department pursue their master’s degree abroad. It is one of the flagship programs of Parul University and this degree is also AICTE approved. Therefore, after obtaining a bachelor’s degree in aeronautical engineering from Parul, one can easily use this degree to apply to master's programs at foreign universities.

Here at Parul University, there are mainly three types of scholarships available which are Cultural Scholarships, Sports Scholarships, and Defence Scholarships. I have made a table below for the scholarship amount and other details.

The faculty of all the branches of the BTech department at Parul University is highly qualified and has degrees from reputed institutes in India and abroad. Here, the faculty uses a two-way interactive teaching approach and works hard to provide students with a systematic process for assessment and feedback. The learning environment is comprehensive and very positive.

The campus life here at Parul University is vibrant. I belong to the Southern state, but I never felt out of place here at Parul University. You can spend your time at the library, food corners, gym or playing sports. We also have a lot of festivals and fests going on, the whole year. Some of the most sought-after events are Dhoom, Tech fests, Hackathons, IIMUN, etc.

I am a BCA (AI) student at Parul University and this is my opinion on the curriculum. 

The syllabus is created by industry experts who have been working in the AI and tech industry for years. The syllabus focuses more on the practical aspects than just plain theory.

We are taught a variety of topics, right from fundamentals to advanced-level AI concepts. The syllabus includes topics like fundamentals of AI, machine learning, full-stack web development, mathematics, etc.

I am from a different state and am currently staying in Parul University’s hostel. 

• The hostel facility is pretty good and you get your room with a bed, cupboard, study table, study lamp, bedsheets, etc. 
• The overall hostel infrastructure is good and affordable as well. 
• The food provided is also pretty good. You get Gujarati, and Rajasthani cuisines mainly.
• Overall, I would rate Parul University’s hostel a 4 out of 5 for the facilities they offer, and 3 out of 5 for the meals. I think they should include more cuisines.

As a current MBA student at Parul University, let me list some of the top events that we have in our university.

• Dhoom: This is the annual cultural festival at PU which allows students to showcase their creative sides.
• Navratri: This is held annually at our campus where students can have lots of fun and dance their hearts out.
• Tech Fest: The tech fests are held twice a year, and the best one is held in February.
• IIMUN: At this event, performers, corporate visionaries, philanthropists, spiritual leaders, and members of the military service speak to the young students and we have a fantastic evening with live performances by well-known dance companies and vocalists.

I applied for the BTech ECE course at Parul University last year. The eligibility criteria for admission is as follows:

• You need to pass 12th with mandatory subjects - Physics, Chemistry, Maths/Biology. 
• You need to score at least 45% of marks in theory and practical in these subjects. 
• There is a 5% relaxation of marks for reserved category students (SC/ST/OBC).

• The minimum eligibility criteria for the undergraduate courses at Parul University is qualifying class 12, with at least 50% of marks. 
• There are no specific entrance exams for admission, but for the BTech courses, you’ll need a valid JEE-Main score.
• For postgraduate courses, like an MBA, you will need a graduation degree with at least 50% of marks. Relaxation of marks is applicable for the reserved categories (SC/ST/OBC). 

I am currently enrolled in the BTech Mechanical Engineering course at Parul, so I can answer your question. Here at Parul, we have an amazing faculty for the Mechanical department, who are highly qualified and hold PhDs from reputed central institutes in India.

The faculty here always follows a two-way interactive teaching method. Overall, the learning environment is very healthy and holistic.