NIT Warangal is one of the top NITs so the placements for every branch are great. 1st-year students receive internship offers from February. Placement opportunities are available in the second year also. It is better to get some practical exposure through internships rather than staying in college.

Many reputed VLSI companies visit the college for placements and internships like Intel, Nvidia, AMD, AMS, Xilinx, Analog Devices, Mediatek, cypress semiconductor, microchip etc

Here are the brief highlights of VLSI placements at NIT Warangal

Overall, if you want to secure good packages, work hard in the first year and maintain good grades. Getting internship offers does not necessarily mean you will get laced. So dont give up on the hard work!

I was an M.Tech VLSI student at VNIT Nagpur. I had a bitter experience regarding the academics and placements.

At VNIT, M.Tech students are under immense pressure to conduct research. The faculty pushes the students to pursue a Phd. On top of that, one doesn’t even get the necessary lab facilities from the college. The VLSI faculty is not supportive at all, and the entire experience is filled with torture. None of the course subjects are industry relevant.

VNIT wants its M.Techs to pursue research. This is why the campus does not receive any companies for M.Tech placements. Getting placed off campus is very difficult as companies prefer students from communication branches. Also, unlike communication students, the VLSI students aren’t permitted to go for internships. This further lessens the chances of getting a job offer.

It is especially difficult to get placed off campus, given that a single position has around 200 applicants. Moreover, the NIT tag does nothing to get oneself a job. This year, only 2 students from the entire VLSI batch got placed. The others received offers from service based companies for a package of 5–6 LPA, and with a 3 year bond, of 7–8 LPA.

Overall, the placement scenario for M.Tech VLSI is not good at all, maybe the poorest out of all NITs. I won’t recommend VNIT Nagpur for an M.Tech in VLSI.

The placements for VLSI at MNIT Jaipur aren’t very good, to be honest. As a whole, the college is great, offering top-notch education and placement opportunities. The college is known for its highly experienced professors, a vast amount of resources in the library, and a great research culture. All these factors combined make it a good choice for an MTech program. However, if you are only keen to get placed in the VLSI domain, you will have to reconsider your choices. In that case, the best options would be IITs or NITs. 

One of my friends was pursuing MTech in VLSI from MNIT Jaipur and told me that she got the opportunity to go to an internship program and finally landed a decent job in the VLSI industry thanks to the consistent guidance he received from his professor. 

So, it can be concluded that getting direct VLSI placements is challenging but with the right motivation and planning you might land a decent job.