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• May 21, 2025
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India is aiming to become a global semiconductor powerhouse, but there’s one critical roadblock: a massive skill gap.   Backed by billion-dollar investments and strong government support, the country’s semiconductor sector is rapidly expanding—from design hubs to full-scale fabrication and packaging. Yet, despite producing over 600,000 electronics-related graduates annually, only 1% are considered job-ready for fab-level operations.   Why this …