Who is this training suitable for? +
Our programs are designed for B.Tech / M.Tech / B.E. graduates in ECE, EEE, EE, and CS. We also accept students who are in their final year. Some advanced modules require basic electronics and digital logic background, but we offer a digital foundations bootcamp for those who need it.
Do I need prior VLSI knowledge? +
No! Our Front-End program starts from absolute basics — Verilog syntax, digital design fundamentals — before advancing to SystemVerilog and UVM. For Back-End, basic CMOS knowledge helps but is not mandatory. We provide pre-course preparation material for all enrolled students.
What EDA tools will I get access to? +
Enrolled students get cloud-based access to Cadence EDA tools including Cadence Xcelium for simulation, Cadence JasperGold for formal verification, Cadence Genus for synthesis, Cadence Innovus for physical design, Cadence Tempus for STA, and Cadence Virtuoso for analog layout. Linux environment access is provided 24/7.
What is the expected salary after placement? +
Our placed students typically receive offers between ₹6 LPA to ₹22 LPA depending on prior experience, company, and role. Freshers with strong RTL/PD skills average ₹8–12 LPA. With 2 years of relevant work (internship + training) some students have received ₹18–22 LPA offers.
Do you provide placement guarantee or assistance? +
We provide 100% placement assistance. We also helps with resume building, soft skills, and conducts multiple mock technical interviews to make you industry-ready.
What is the duration of the training programs? +
Our comprehensive programs—such as Advanced ASIC Verification and Physical Design—typically span 4 to 6 months. This timeline includes intensive theory sessions, exhaustive daily labs, mini-projects, and a final industry-standard major project.
Will I get to work on real-time industry projects? +
Absolutely. Practical exposure is the core of our curriculum. Front-end students verify standard protocols like AMBA APB/AHB, AXI, I2C, or SPI. Back-end students work on sub-7nm technology nodes handling complex macro blocks from floorplanning to final tape-out sign-off.
Who are the trainers for these programs? +
All our instructors are working professionals and industry veterans with 8 to 15+ years of experience in top semiconductor companies. This ensures that you are learning current, practical methodologies rather than just academic theories.
Which should I choose: Front-End (Verification) or Back-End (Physical Design)? +
It depends on your interests! If you enjoy coding, logic puzzles, and finding bugs, Front-End (RTL Design/Verification) is a great fit. If you prefer visual problem-solving, electronics physics, handling constraints, and layout optimizations, Back-End (Physical Design/STA) is the way to go. We offer free career counseling sessions if you are unsure.
Do I receive a certificate upon completion? +
Yes, upon successful completion of the coursework, passing the internal assessments, and finishing your major project, you will receive an industry-recognized certification that adds significant value to your resume.