Parul University

What is the fee structure at Parul University?

The fee structure at Parul University, Vadodara (a NAAC A++ accredited deemed-to-be university) spans from about Rs 1,07,000 for the 1-year LLM to Rs 7,30,000 for its 5-year integrated law programmes, with most full-time UG and PG courses in 2026 falling between Rs 1.68 lakh and Rs 7.30 lakh for the complete duration. Professional medical seats sit far above this band: independent education portals quote Parul University's MBBS at roughly Rs 99 lakh to Rs 1.10 crore for the full 5.5-year course (2026), because medical admissions run through NEET-based counselling and category-linked fee categories. Parul University fees are charged annually, and the figures below reflect the published full-course tuition for each programme so an aspirant can budget the total outlay, not just the first year.

Across its faculties of engineering, medicine, pharmacy, management, law, design and nursing, Parul University positions itself as a mid-to-premium private university: engineering and management remain affordable relative to peers, while clinical and law programmes carry the heaviest fee load. The sections below give the exact 2026 course-wise totals, the year-on-year trend, and the scholarships that can cut these numbers by 25% to 100%.

Course-Wise Fee Structure (2026)

The table below answers the most-searched question for Parul University: "how much does each course cost in total?" It lists the complete-duration tuition for the university's flagship programmes in 2026, the course length in years, the typical extra charges (caution deposit, examination and registration fees that are billed on top of tuition), and the resulting total an aspirant should plan for. Read each row as the full-course outlay, then divide by the duration for an approximate annual figure. Programmes whose fees are fixed only at NEET or admission counselling are listed separately below the table.

The takeaway for 2026: Parul University's law (Rs 7.30 lakh), architecture (Rs 7.20 lakh) and pharmacy (Rs 7.04 lakh) programmes are its costliest non-medical courses, while B.Com (Rs 1.68 lakh), LLM (Rs 1.07 lakh) and the engineering diploma (Rs 2.49 lakh) are the most budget-friendly entry points. B.Tech at Rs 6.44 lakh works out to roughly Rs 1.6 lakh per year, and the MBA at Rs 4.20 lakh to about Rs 2.1 lakh per year, both competitive for a deemed university. Several Parul University programmes set fees only at admission or NEET counselling: MBBS (5.5 years), BDS (5.0 years), BAMS (5.5 years), BHMS (4.5 years), MD and MS (3.0 years each, via NEET PG), M.Tech (GATE-based), MCA, BCA, B.Sc, M.Sc, BA, MA, M.Com, M.Des, D.Pharm, MPH, M.Sc Nursing and PhD; aspirants in these streams should request the current category-wise fee card directly from the admissions office.

Year-Wise Fee Changes

Parul University has kept its core tuition broadly stable, with only modest annual revisions of roughly 5% to 10% across 2024, 2025 and 2026 rather than sharp hikes; the figures published for the 2026 intake (listed above) are the current reference for budgeting. Because the university revises fees each admission cycle and quotes per-year instalments, the most useful planning view is the approximate annual fee, derived by dividing each programme's 2026 full-course total by its duration. The table below converts the headline totals into a per-year figure so a family can map cash flow against each academic year.

The pattern across 2024 to 2026 is one of stability rather than steep escalation: Parul University's incremental revisions mean a student entering B.Tech in 2026 pays close to what a 2024 entrant paid, with any increase typically absorbed in single-digit percentages. Applicants should still confirm the exact instalment schedule at the time of admission, since clinical and specialised tracks (such as B.Tech with industry-embedded certifications) can carry premium fees above the standard figures shown here.

Scholarships & Fee Waivers at Parul University

Parul University runs a substantial scholarship programme worth around Rs 5 crore annually, with tuition-fee waivers ranging from 25% up to 100% depending on the category, so the effective fee a student pays can be well below the published totals. The university awards these through several named schemes rather than a single merit list, and also channels government category benefits for reserved-category students.

The principal Parul University waivers are: Sports Scholarships, which reward district-to-international level achievement and can cover tuition, hostel and food fees with full or partial waivers; Cultural Scholarships, for proven excellence in dance, drama, music, painting, sculpture or literature, scaled by the level of achievement from district to international; and Defence Scholarships, offering 30% to 50% tuition waivers to serving and retired armed-forces personnel and their dependents. Merit-linked waivers are also tied to qualifying-exam and board performance, and admission to many management and design programmes is routed through the university's own tests, PUET (Parul University Entrance Test) and PU-DAT (Parul University Design Aptitude Test), where strong scores can improve scholarship eligibility.

For reserved categories, Parul University follows the government reservation policy (15% SC, 7.5% ST, 27% OBC, 10% EWS, 5% differently-abled) and facilitates state and central aid. SC, ST, SEBC and NTDNT students with family income up to Rs 2,00,000 per year can claim Post-Matric Scholarship covering tuition, maintenance allowance and exam fees up to about Rs 50,000, applied for through the National Scholarships Portal, while the Digital Gujarat scheme adds tuition-fee reimbursement, stipends and hostel assistance for SC/ST/OBC/SEBC/EWS and minority students. Stacking these government benefits with university waivers can materially reduce the net cost of a Parul University degree.