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Hey there! Adding them to your resume does help, and they would ask questions related to what you learnt. But, no verification is done for those certification courses, except background and education certificates are verified. And if you are experienced, they verify if that's genuine as well. All the best 👍! Do subscribe to our channel to support us 😁!

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Hi there! I don't think companies ask you fees to let you write the recruitment exam. I think it's not authentic or some kind of fraud. Please be careful as I'm not sure about this.

me also get a call from lumen technologies and they tell me to pay 350 for the exam and if I get above 65 marks I will got placed.i don't know is it a truth or not

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Hi there! Let me explain in detail. Understand that the job market and job opportunities for IT and CS based jobs are more and easier to get compared to Core jobs be it ECE, mech or civil. Also, the criteria to get into core jobs are stringent and require you to invest a lot of hardwork and have good academics as well. Comparatively, CS jobs do require skills, but since opportunities are more and not as stringent, you can get into one easily either through Naukri, LinkedIn or campus placements. People say that ECE students can enter into CS or core jobs easily but it's not true. CS jobs for ECE students are difficult to get especially product ones. Coming to recruitment has been reduced lately as you mentioned, yes it's true. Recession and American market has effected Indian job market but opportunities are present in both CS and core companies. It's just the competencies the individual presents which put them forth. Also, in both software and core industries , there are low paying and high paying jobs. So, understand what you are interested in, rather than what is good in the market. Market fluctuations happen all the time, it's your personal choice of interest which should decide what job you should choose. All the best 👍. Do subscribe to our channel to support us 😁!

@@VivekGangi thankyou so much for clearing up my doubt ❤️

​@@Garvitsharma12123now what decision you take cse or ece

Which job is better VLSI jobs or SSC CGL top Jobs ?

Wow, that's a great question. Let me try to explain what I can. You can correct me if I'm wrong. I see you are worried about what the future is going to be, with the technology nodes reaching saturation. You need to understand a thing, a cycle from final GDS to tape out will take a year more or less. That means, the chips that are used in the market now have been designed a minimum of one year before (obviously far before that). So, research and progress is continuous here in the VLSI industry. Currently 1.6 A projects are going on and even lower ones as I have heard. It's not just process nodes, but the type of MOSFET that is also progressing with R&D. From planar fet to ribbon fet, changes are inevitable for every couple of years. As you grow you accumulate knowledge, whatever node it is DRCs, concepts, timing fixing and many primal things are going to be still the same. So, in short this industry is not saturating like the software industry but growing rapidly. Just try to follow industry news and stuff to understand. Even I'm still learning. Just be active and invest time to learn. All the best 👍! Do subscribe to our channel to support us 😁

@@VivekGangi Thank you very much for your reply sir. Another question was about retirement age. It is 40 years. I am worried about it ? Will I still be able to work in industry at 50 years or do I have to find other ways of earning in that time ? If you could answer this then it will be a great help.

I haven't heard of retirement age to be 40 years anywhere. Looks like you are confused with this information. 50 years is more than enough to earn for yourself what you need for retirement. With the pressure and low work life balance in the VLSI industry, I don't think it will be good for our health to work post 50. It's just my personal opinion, you can decide accordingly. All the best 👍. Do subscribe to our channel to support us 😁

@@VivekGangi That's good news for us. Thank you sir. And I am already your subscriber and a regular viewer.

Hey there! Yes, it's still relevant. Many things like the recruitment process and pay have been the same for years in these companies for freshers. All the best 👍. Do subscribe to our channel to support us 😁

Hey there! Please share with me the course links you are talking about. Let me check and understand what you are looking into. All the best 👍. Do subscribe to our channel to support us 😁. Mail your query to gangivivek@gmail.com

@@VivekGangi sir my college was deemed university they forced to select streams like ai using vlsi design, iot&embedded, RTL verification so iam confused between rtl and ai so only i asked about it sir please suggest your best

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@@VivekGangi I did send you a mail just now could you pls ans as soon as possible

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Hi Rahul! Yes, it's a good choice. I'm assuming you are asking about Bachelor's ECE with specialisation in VLSI. Both the syllabus Design and placements are good. Outside opportunities are good, if you can off-campus placements as well. It is to be noted that I don't have the recent placement statistics, I'm referring to the previous batches. But overall it's good compared to various other private organisations and VLSI by much better. All the best! 👍 Do subscribe to our channel to support us 😁

@@VivekGangi Thank You for replying this late also i like and subed i am taking addmission in vit ap ece (vlsi) and am stuck in a dilemma due to i am also getting seat in Manipal (Main Campus) with EEE Branch . Pls help me with the situation of which i should pick???

Here is my suggestion before proceeding. Understand this, it will help with your decision: 1. Manipal main campus is a well established campus. So infrastructure, placements, growth are going to be good compared to VIT-AP campus which was established around 5 years back. (Don't know real time information, based on my assumption and news) 2. But the catch is, VLSI is the most growing industry around the world and I personally say that because I'm working in this same industry. VLSI in VIT AP is actually good as well. Also, the University is pretty much established but not as compared to Manipal which is a pretty good city as well. Nearby town for VIT AP is Vijayawada which is around 40 min travel, and the university is in the outskirts. Placement opportunities are also good in VIT as well. Not sure about that of Manipal, hoping it should be good. 3. It's not an apple-apple comparison here. Understand what you are really interested in ECE or EEE before going forward. Your interest in that major choice contributor other than above two points. Think and decide accordingly. Reach out to someone from Manipal University for further information. All the best 👍! Do subscribe to our channel to support us 😁

@@VivekGangi Thank You!!! I am So Happy that you were able to help me this much regardless of your busy Schedule I will be supporting you 😃 Also i am much interested in ECE specialization VLSI as tomorrow is the last date for fee this information is very useful.

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Hi Rudra! The knowledge that students acquire in ECE is not really enough to get placed in top MNCs. Basic service based IT jobs can be achieved with the basic placement training and self study of the students with coding and aptitude. To get higher packages and so called super-dream and dream IT jobs, you need to understand that personally you need to put in a lot of hard work for practicing and learning. ECE students are not allowed for every IT based job interview, some companies have restrictions as well. So, understand what's at stake and what opportunities are here before proceeding. These are from my personal understandings and experiences at VIT. All the best 👍. Do subscribe to our channel to support us 😁

@@VivekGangi thanks

Hi there! Sorry I don't understand, what is there to clarify here? Generally, in terms of tuition fees, hostel fees, etc. VIT charges higher compared to general private institutes.

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👍 thank you so much

Hi there! I'm really sorry, as I'm not sure about the Electronics and Instrumentation group. I can't really help you or mislead you on this. All the best 👍.

@@VivekGangi anyways, tq for the reply💓💓

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Hi there! Can't say all companies allow all students exactly. It's because companies set restrictions, some companies allow all CS and specialisation students but some allow specific CS specialisation students only. So understand, it depends on companies restrictions mostly based on the job specifications. All the best 👍. Do subscribe to our channel to support us 😁

Hi there, That's a question that needs a detailed explanation. Please give me sometime so that I can make a video to cover the same. All the best 👍. Do subscribe to our channel to support us 😁!

Hi Unnati, Depending on the role you are attending, the required skills change. Basic C or python coding is needed everywhere, core or CS based jobs. If it's a VLSI based company, VHDL is quite important but embedded systems based companies might not go deep into that but would need you to understand coding. The same case goes with Matlab, if the interviewer has worked in that they would ask you specific Matlab questions. Else, it's not always needed. In summary, you would need to know clear basics in whatever you have worked in your degree time. The depth of questions would depend on the type of organisation you are attending. All the best 👍! Do subscribe to our channel to support us 😁!

@@VivekGangi Thank u soo much sir🧡

Hi there! Please give me some time so that I can make a video covering that. All the best 👍! Do subscribe to our channel to support us 😁

Sorry, these statistics change every year. So I'm not sure about this. All the best 👍! Do subscribe to our channel to support us 😁!