Union electronics and IT minister Ashwini Vaishnaw NEW DELHI: The government said the Chips to Startups (C2S) programme under India Semiconductor Mission has made progress towards its target of training 85,000 engineers in semiconductor design over ten years, with students in 315 academic institutions currently participating in chip design training.Union electronics and IT minister Ashwini Vaishnaw said world-class Electronic Design Automation (EDA) tools supported by companies such as Synopsys, Cadence, Siemens, Renesas, Ansys and AMD have been made available to these institutions to enable hands-on training in chip design.Students are gaining experience in semiconductor design, fabrication, packaging and testing. The chips designed by students are fabricated and tested at the Semiconductor Laboratory (SCL) in Mohali, allowing exposure to the full semiconductor development cycle.Israel Iran WarUS-Israel-Iran War Live Updates: Third US carrier on way as Israel launches ‘extensive strikes’ on IranFresh Food Airlifted Into UAE: LuLu flies 80,000 kg of Indian produce; more imports planned‘Xi’s world order died with Khamenei’: The good, the bad, and ugly of US-Iran war for ChinaAs per the ministry, the programme has recorded more than 1.85 crore hours of EDA tool usage so far for chip design training.Students from institutions across the country, from Assam to Gujarat and from Kashmir to Kanyakumari, are participating in semiconductor design activities through the initiative.Vaishnaw said the semiconductor industry is expected to expand from $800-900 billion currently to $2 trillion in the coming years, creating demand for nearly two million skilled professionals globally. He said the programme will be expanded under India Semiconductor Mission 2.0, increasing coverage from the current 315 institutions to 500 academic institutions.The expansion aims to widen access to semiconductor training and strengthen the talent pipeline for chip design, fabrication, packaging and testing across the country.The govt said the programme is part of broader efforts under the India Semiconductor Mission to build domestic capability in the semiconductor sector through training, infrastructure and industry partnerships.End of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideosTMC, BJP Engage In War Of Words Over Change In Governor Ahead of Assembly ElectionsTMC RS Nominee Menaka Guruswamy Declares: ‘Shall Fight EC in Every Court’ in Fiery First SpeechNishant Kumar Will Make Political Debut On March 8, To Formally Join JD(U) After Nitish’s RS Move‘What Went Through The Administration’s Mind?’ Droupadi Murmu Flags Lapse, Mentions Mamata BanerjeeThe Khamenei’s Killer: Israeli Missile Family India Is Quietly Acquiring | WatchBJP Blasts TMC MP Kalyan Banerjee’s Shocking Remark Against CEC Gyanesh KumarNo Confidence Motion Against Om Birla: Mamata Banerjee’s TMC Set To Support Resolution In Parliament”Future Is In Countries Like India…” Piyush Goyal Hails India As Engine Of Growth’PM Modi Betrayed India’: Rahul Gandhi Launches Scathing Attack Over US Trade Deal, Russian OilLPG Cylinder Price Rise Heats Up Inflation Debate As Opposition Targets Modi Government123PhotostoriesExclusive – The 50’s Divya Agarwal breaks silence on divorce rumours with husband Apurva Padgaonkar; says ‘We live in separate houses…’How to make Bihari-style Champaran Mutton for dinner at home6 things you should never ignore in car maintenance10 desi Indian ways to enjoy Oats for dinner and dessert7 bedroom plants for better sleep and cleaner indoor airFrom iron deficiency to lung disease: Doctors say your nails may reveal hidden health problemsAllu Arjun’s brother Allu Sirish marries Nayanika Reddy: Bride dazzles in diamonds and Kanjivaram saree, groom steals show in ivory sherwani6 most luxurious homes owned by Indian cricketers with estimated prices5 famous war museums around the world travellers can visitWalt Disney once said, “All our dreams can come true, if we have the courage…”: 5 lessons it teaches students123Hot PicksMiddle East Oil RisksIran Mobile Missile LauncersDwarka ExpresswayUttam Nagar murderIncome Tax CalculatorPublic holidays March 2026Bank Holidays MarchTop TrendingFortnite Wild Weeks Power Hour EventDaksh ChaudharyUPSC ResultsMiddle East ConflictNoida AirportCody RhodesWWE Smackdown HighlightsUCEED ResultBombay High CourtWhere to watch ind vs nz t20
NEW DELHI: The government said the Chips to Startups (C2S) programme under India Semiconductor Mission has made progress towards its target of training 85,000 engineers in semiconductor design over ten years, with students in 315 academic institutions currently participating in chip design training.Union electronics and IT minister Ashwini Vaishnaw said world-class Electronic Design Automation (EDA) tools supported by companies such as Synopsys, Cadence, Siemens, Renesas, Ansys and AMD have been made available to these institutions to enable hands-on training in chip design.Students are gaining experience in semiconductor design, fabrication, packaging and testing. The chips designed by students are fabricated and tested at the Semiconductor Laboratory (SCL) in Mohali, allowing exposure to the full semiconductor development cycle.As per the ministry, the programme has recorded more than 1.85 crore hours of EDA tool usage so far for chip design training.Students from institutions across the country, from Assam to Gujarat and from Kashmir to Kanyakumari, are participating in semiconductor design activities through the initiative.Vaishnaw said the semiconductor industry is expected to expand from $800-900 billion currently to $2 trillion in the coming years, creating demand for nearly two million skilled professionals globally. He said the programme will be expanded under India Semiconductor Mission 2.0, increasing coverage from the current 315 institutions to 500 academic institutions.The expansion aims to widen access to semiconductor training and strengthen the talent pipeline for chip design, fabrication, packaging and testing across the country.The govt said the programme is part of broader efforts under the India Semiconductor Mission to build domestic capability in the semiconductor sector through training, infrastructure and industry partnerships.
