All students who complete the flagship VLSI / Physical Design / Verification / DFT (or relevant) programs at VLSIGuru are eligible for placement support.

The support includes:

• Technical refresher sessions
• Soft skills and communication workshops
• Aptitude & technical mock assessments
• Mock technical and HR interviews
• Resume/portfolio reviews and guidance
• Networking, referrals, and connecting with hiring partners

While VLSIGuru mentions “Guaranteed Placement Support,” the phrasing suggests that support and assistance are provided; however, actual job offers depend on students’ performance, interviews, and fit with hiring companies.

The “Recent Placements” section lists many companies including Intel, Qualcomm, Samsung, Wipro, Synopsys, Global Foundries, Si2Chip, etc. You can refer to that list for examples.

Yes, VLSIGuru focuses on domain-aligned placements. Students often find roles in physical design, verification, DFT, custom/analog layout, or embedded systems, depending on their training specialization.

Placement support typically continues after course completion until the student secures a job or until a pre-defined time, which is set by our team.

No, the placement support is generally part of the course offering and it is included in the training package.

Companies typically look for strong fundamentals in digital design, scripting (TCL, Python), STA, timing closure, verification methodologies, domain knowledge (e.g. DFT, analog layout). The student’s ability to demonstrate hands-on work and problem-solving in interviews matters a lot.

Many placement opportunities are with companies located in major semiconductor hubs; students from VLSIGuru may be offered roles in various cities depending on the company’s location and flexibility.

The continued support (interview rounds, referrals, mock interviews) helps you stay prepared. It’s best to stay in touch with the placement team and actively participate in interview rounds until a job is secured.

Yes - the page includes student reviews (“What Our Students Say”) and a “Recent Placements” list, showcasing names of placed students and companies.

To improve your chances:

• Be consistent with assignments and projects
• Participate actively in mock interviews and feedback sessions
• Strengthen your communication and problem-solving skills
• Build a portfolio / hands-on work to showcase
• Leverage the placement team’s guidance and referrals