How is Parul University for a B.Tech?
Posted On - Jun 27, 2021Parul University B.Tech is among the flagship courses offered at the university. The university has also been ranked among the “Top 100” Engineering Institutes of India by the Times of India. Parul University is one of the top B.Tech colleges in Gujarat, presenting a complete syllabus that keeps you updated with the latest tech while arming you with crucial skills. The university offers four-year full-time B.Tech courses in more than 15 specializations. The university accepts JEE-Main Scores for B.Tech Admissions. Parul University charges INR 1,49,000 annually for a 4-year B.Tech course under different specializations. The candidate must have obtained at least 45% marks (40% in case of candidate belonging to reserved category) in the 10+2 examination to be eligible for admission.
The highest and average package offered at Parul University stands at INR 30 LPA & INR 4 LPA respectively. Some of the top recruiters that hire PU Students are DMart, Flipkart, Patanjali, ICICI Bank, Amazon, Aditya Birla Group, Asian Paints, Amul etc. Parul University offers Scholarships worth INR 5 Crores every year.
Studying B.Tech from Parul University exposes you to a diverse team of over 160+ experienced faculty members, including professors from prestigious IITs, NITs, and IISc and access to 300+ state-of-the-art engineering laboratories and workshops equipped with the latest technologies. The university holds approval and recognition from UGC & AICTE respectively.
Parul University is an autonomous university that comes under the 3-tier colleges. The quality of academics is mediocre considering the fact that it's a tier-3 college. At the end of 4 years, you will become an engineer with almost no engineering skills. However, the placement scenario is not that bad, especially for CSE. Most of them claim Parul University to be a money-making machine rather than a talent-making machine. You will be offered only basic bookish knowledge with no explanation of core concepts.
Here is the detailed placement report of Parul University
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Recruiters |
Salary Package Offered |
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Orad Consultancy Pvt Ltd |
INR 18 LPA |
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E6 Data |
INR 15 LPA |
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BYJU’s |
INR 10 LPA |
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RapiPay Fintech |
INR 9 LPA |
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YRG Care |
INR 8.4 LPA |
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Think360 |
INR 9.58 LPA |
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Jaro Education |
INR 7.5 LPA |
I will suggest that if you have a good rank in ACPC, then find a good college like DDU Nadiyad, Nirma University, and PDPU.
One of my friends is a recent graduate from the university and had pursued a B.Tech in Mechanical Engineering. He can portray his facts better. So, here is what he has to say.
Environment:
The environment of the university is affluent and it frequently organizes events. However, if you are looking beyond frequent events or cultural activities, and want an environment better for studying, innovation, or meeting brilliant students alike, then you should consider other options.
Study Culture and Infrastructure:
The faculty in the university is good but the environment is not that encouraging. You also might get caught up between choosing whether you should prepare for the classes while being at home, or you should typically visit the institute’s environment due to mandatory attendance rules.
Hostel Life:
The hostels are decent, unlike many others. However, the campus security officials can sometimes be non-cooperative. They have imposed rules and regulations that are somewhat illiberal and conservative.
Placements:
The placements in the university are not up to the mark as well. There are times when students get placed in industries where they obtain minimal pay, such as 13,000 per month or less. According to recent placement statistics, the highest CTC offered at the institute is 29 LPA.
Other Facilities:
There is a provision for the gym, but it is mostly overcrowded. You are allotted only 1 hour to spend in the gymnasium nonetheless. In terms of safety, there are no cases of ragging in the institution until now.
The video below will take you through a campus tour of the campus
Don’t blindly believe the advertisement. Do your own research before you decide to go to this institute.
