Our Vision
A-Class VLSI exists to close the gap between a college engineering degree and an industry-ready VLSI engineer. It's run end-to-end by engineers currently working in the industry — not a company that hired some instructors. Guidance is free wherever we can make it free; the paid course is priced lower than anywhere else we know of in India. Compared to most institutes, the plan behind this one is different from the start: it exists to help people, not to sell seats.
If you're an aspirant or a VLSI enthusiast — you're in the right place.
Design · Verification
A-class VLSI trains engineering aspirants in the two roles behind every real chip: Design, where you write the RTL that becomes the hardware, and Verification, where you prove that hardware actually does what it's supposed to before it's sent for fabrication.
Two tracks, one pipeline — build it in Design, break it in Verification.
Working Industry Engineers
Free Career Mentorship
Project-Based Curriculum
Small Batch Training
Affordable Pricing
Great Value Offers
Placement Support
1:1 Mentorship & Guidance
Long-Term Membership
Career Gaps Considered
Industry Switch Welcome
What We Offer
One exists to open doors. The other exists to get you industry-ready. Both are run by the same working engineers.
Direction, guidance, interview preparation, mock interviews, and conceptual doubts — for aspirants and VLSI enthusiasts figuring out where to start.
Free, because guidance shouldn't have a price tag on it. This part isn't run for profit — it's run for you.
Three structured programs — see the full course breakdown below — taught end-to-end by engineers working in the industry today.
Priced to be one of the most affordable VLSI training programs in India, without cutting the depth.
Courses
From your first UVM testbench to an industry-style SoC verification project — each program is self-contained. Pick the one that matches where you want to land, or ask us and we'll help you pick.
Focus: Become a Design Verification Engineer.
The core skill set behind IP and subsystem-level verification jobs: writing SystemVerilog/UVM testbenches for the bus protocols that connect every SoC together, plus the Linux-based tooling you'll actually use at a desk on day one.
Best for: aspirants aiming straight at a Verification Engineer role.
You'll build: a UVM testbench with functional coverage for an AMBA peripheral.
Ask about this course →Focus: Understand how processors and SoCs actually work.
Microprocessors, RISC-V & System Architecture — goes a level deeper into what's actually running inside the chip: microprocessor and microcontroller fundamentals, the RISC-V core, cache design, and how AXI ties it into a basic SoC-level simulation flow.
Best for: aspirants who want to understand processor and SoC architecture, not just verify around it.
You'll build: a RISC-V core simulation with a basic cache and memory model.
Ask about this course →Focus: Integrate processor, protocols, SoC and verification into one industry-style project.
RISC-V, UVM & Industry Verification Flow — everything from Course 01's protocol and UVM verification skill set, applied specifically around a RISC-V processor and its simulation, for aspirants who want verification experience that speaks directly to processor and SoC teams.
Best for: aspirants targeting processor/SoC verification roles, where RISC-V experience is increasingly in demand.
You'll build: an industry-style SoC verification project — a RISC-V core, AMBA protocols, and a full UVM environment, integrated end to end.
Ask about this course →Duration, batch schedule and fees vary by program and current batch — message us on WhatsApp or use the contact form and we'll walk you through it.
FAQ
No. If you're not sure where to start, that's exactly what the free VLSI Career Mentorship track is for — talk to us before picking a paid course.
Message us on WhatsApp or through the contact form with what you're aiming for — a verification role, a processor/architecture-leaning role, or you're just not sure yet — and we'll help you pick between the three.
This depends on the current batch. Ask us for the mode, timing, and fees for the course you're interested in.
Engineers currently working in design or verification roles in the industry, teaching what they use at work — not a fixed slide deck. See the Approach section for how a batch runs.
Approach
Contact
Questions about batch timing, fees, or whether this is the right track for you? Send a note and we'll get back to you.
Questions about batch timing, fees, or which course fits you? Reach out any way that's easiest.
Three programs — pick where you want to land.
