u/knightprince1

Hey everyone,

I’m planning to learn RTL to GDS flow and found the NPTEL course by Prof. Sneh Saurabh (IIIT Delhi).

Has anyone taken it? How’s the teaching and depth? Is it beginner-friendly or more advanced? Does it cover the complete topic as required for interviews?

Would you recommend it for someone aiming for VLSI / Physical Design roles?

Also open to better or more hands-on alternatives if you have any suggestions.

Thanks!

Hey everyone,

I’m planning to learn RTL to GDS flow and found the NPTEL course by Prof. Sneh Saurabh (IIIT Delhi).

Has anyone taken it? How’s the teaching and depth? Is it beginner-friendly or more advanced? does it cover complete topic as required for interviews?

Would you recommend it for someone aiming for VLSI / Physical Design roles?

Also open to better or more hands-on alternatives if you have any suggestions.

Thanks!

Hey everyone,

I’m planning to learn RTL to GDS flow and found the NPTEL course by Prof. Sneh Saurabh (IIIT Delhi).

Has anyone taken it? How’s the teaching and depth? Is it beginner-friendly or more advanced?does it cover complete topic as required for interviews?

Would you recommend it for someone aiming for VLSI / Physical Design roles?

Also open to better or more hands-on alternatives if you have any suggestions.

Thanks!

Hey everyone,

I’m planning to learn RTL to GDS flow and found the NPTEL course by Prof. Sneh Saurabh (IIIT Delhi).

Has anyone taken it? How’s the teaching and depth? Is it beginner-friendly or more advanced? does it cover complete topic as required for interviews?

Would you recommend it for someone aiming for VLSI / Physical Design roles?

Also open to better or more hands-on alternatives if you have any suggestions.

Thanks!

Hey everyone,

I’m planning to learn RTL to GDS flow and found the NPTEL course by Prof. Sneh Saurabh (IIIT Delhi).

Has anyone taken it? How’s the teaching and depth? Is it beginner-friendly or more advanced? Does it cover the complete topic as required for interviews?

Would you recommend it for someone aiming for VLSI / Physical Design roles?

Also open to better or more hands-on alternatives if you have any suggestions.

Thanks!