<h1>Women's university graduates break barriers as first female fighter pilots in military aviation</h1> A women's university has achieved notable military service milestones with its graduates. One alumna became the first female pilot to fly a fighter jet and participate in aerial combat exercises abroad, also being the first Indian woman to fly a MiG 21 Bison solo. Following this precedent, another graduate became the first woman fighter pilot in the Navy after receiving training designation. The university has produced graduates serving in judiciary, police services, and multinational companies. The institution emphasizes its tradition of national service and military preparation, with faculty noting the academic excellence and leadership potential of successful candidates. The university administration and families celebrated these groundbreaking achievements in military aviation.