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Chip firms dangle juicy offers to snap up top campus talent

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October 02, 2025

Qualcomm, Micron, Nvidia, Texas Instruments, Sandisk, NXP, Marvell, Cadence Design, ARM and AMD have visited BITS for so-called very large-scale integration or VLSI roles covering chip design, verification, and physical implementation, Rao said.

Chip firms dangle juicy offers to snap up top campus talent

"New firms like Skyworks, Cyient semiconductors and Lat Aerospace were notable names visiting this cycle. MediaTek offered roles for Taiwan at Pilani campus, along with domestic roles for other campuses."

At BITS, this year, out of 1,143 students, 549 have received full-time offers through campus placements. Summer internships accounted for 48.03% in placements. The median salary this year is around ₹31 lakh so far.

Last year (for the batch of 2025), BITS had strong hiring momentum from semiconductor companies due to India’s Semiconductor Mission. Micron, for example, recruited 51 students compared to 23-24 the year before, offering compensation packages in the ₹30 lakh-plus range.

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