About the Program

The department of VLSI Design and Technology was established in 2023 with the intake of 60 students for UG program. The department's goal is to create globally competent, VLSI-based professionals who can take on difficulties and provide larger-scale solutions to societal issues. The Department has qualified and experienced faculty in all the related fields of VLSI to open a wide range of career opportunities in various fields of VLSI design, chip design, fabrication, and testing. Emerging technologies like Artificial Intelligence (AI),5G, the Internet of Things (IoT) and autonomous vehicles rely heavily on VLSI solutions. The VLSI group primarily focuses on large-scale circuit and device integration technologies, mainly VLSI, ULSI, WSI, SoC, and 3D-IC. These technologies combine billions of transistors onto a single semiconductor chip to create integrated circuits (ICs). The brains of today's electronics are these integrated circuits. They make possible developments in emerging technologies such as Machine Learning (ML), Artificial Intelligence (AI), Virtual Reality (VR), communications, computers, health care, defense, transportation, wireless sensor networks, and clean energy (IoT). Over the last two decades, the industry has quickly moved from 180 nm technological nodes to sub-10 nm nodes today. An interdisciplinary approach combining electronics, applied physics, material science, etc., is required to describe the behavior and performance of devices with dimensions smaller than 50 nm, as traditional electronic models are no longer able to do so. The science and technology outlined above for creating incredibly small electronic components and integrated circuit systems collectively for the development of future Nano-electronics.