Digital design & RTL
Write and simulate your own digital design.
Chip design training & engineering practice
Learn chip design through your own project and mentor feedback. VLSI means combining many electronic circuits on one chip.
Understand how logic, interconnects and the package work together.
Our VLSI programs
Explore digital design, verification and physical design. Find a program that fits your experience.
3 programs
Write and simulate your own digital design.
Build tests and trace unexpected behavior.
Study chip layout, timing and power.
Practical learning
Get hands-on experience in a workshop or work on a VLSI internship project with guidance.
Explore the connections
See how chip design and embedded systems work together. Ask about the next workshop and its practical activities. Dates and fees are to be confirmed.
Explore the workshopApply what you know
Discuss a VLSI project and the guidance you’ll receive. Confirm eligibility, fees and project terms before applying.
Explore the internshipThe Yantra approach
Map the system, test your work and review the decisions with a mentor.
Sketch the blocks, their connections and the job each one must do.
Run tests against your project’s requirements. Trace unexpected behavior to its cause.
Walk your mentor through the design, the tests and what you would change next.
We’re building career support, starting in Noida.
Cloud lab
Connect from your device and practice industry-standard chip design flows with open-source EDA tools on open PDKs.
$791.7B
Global chip sales2025 · USD · SIA, Feb 2026
+25.6%
Annual growth2025 vs 2024
Start with curiosity
Check what you know, hear new perspectives and find a useful next step.
Free skill challenge
Put your skills to work in a game-style simulation. Find the fault, try a fix and see how the circuit responds.
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See upcoming episodesFind workshops, the upcoming skill challenge and other ways to get started.
For engineering teams
Need help bringing your chip design project to life? Work with Yantra on design, verification and implementation.
Describe what you’re building, how its blocks connect and where you need support.
Scope and availability are confirmed after a conversation.
Program questions
Check how the learning works and what you’ll need.
Students and graduates starting in chip design, junior engineers building their skills, and engineers moving into a new discipline. Choose a path based on what you already know.
The digital design path starts with digital logic and basic electronics. Verification and physical design build on earlier knowledge. Open the path details to check the entry requirements.
Work on a project and review it with a mentor. Ask us about the teaching format and group size for your chosen program.
A design or verification project that records your requirements, design choices, tests and findings. You’ll practice walking a mentor through the decisions behind it.
Ask us for the fees, schedule and entry requirements for your chosen path. We can also discuss weekly workload, attendance and certification before you enroll.
Outline your design or verification project in the inquiry form. Include the current stage, constraints and deliverables you need. Scope and availability must be agreed before work starts.
Tell us where you are now. We’ll help you choose your next learning step.