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Deep Tech in Quantum Computing

Deep Tech in Quantum Computing

Q-Layer & Physics

Harness the fabric of reality to solve the impossible.

A 3-year immersive degree merging Physics, Mathematics, and Computer Science.
Graduate prepared to program on quantum hardware and design algorithms that explore multiple paths simultaneously.

Available Degrees

B.Sc in Quantum Computing

Partner Institutions

Keshava Degree College

Industry Credentials

FCEPExecutive
FCIPPractitioner
FFPProfessional

Program Length

3-Year Full-Time

Delivery Mode

On-Campus, Immersive

Campus Location

Hyderabad, India

Cohort Status

Admissions Closed

Program Overview

A Deep Tech Leap
Beyond Classical.

Study the core physics, linear algebra, and complex numbers required to write algorithms for superconducting QPUs. Explore superposition and entanglement to solve intractable problems in cryptography, sensing, and chemistry.

Quantum MechanicsLinear AlgebraQiskitBB84 ProtocolsVQE & QAOATransmon Physics
3
Years

Full-time immersive program

6
Semesters

Progressive skill building

100%
Applied

QPU access and execution

Quantum
Focus

Physics and logic combined

The Program Mix

Academic Sessions (40%)

Structured lectures covering Hilbert spaces, quantum algorithms and hardware physics.

Quantum Sim Lab (25%)

Programming quantum systems via Qiskit and simulating physical spin dynamics in QuTiP.

Hardware Access (15%)

Running algorithm passes directly on IBM Quantum superconducting QPUs and IonQ trapped ion processors.

Beyond Classical (10%)

Group research initiatives benchmarked against state-of-the-art literature.

Student Circles (10%)

Collaborative research and study groups focusing on physics, mathematics and engineering.

Built for the next generation

Who Is This For

01

Future Quantum Builders

Class 12 / Intermediate graduates from MPC or similar streams ready to explore physical computing logic.

02

Physics & Math Enthusiasts

Students fascinated by linear algebra, quantum states, and complex numbers.

03

Zero Coding Background

We start from the absolute mathematical grounds before deploying circuits.

Academic Criteria

Academic Eligibility

01
Standard Admission Pathway

  • Grade 12 / Intermediate from any recognized board.
  • MPC or equivalent stream is preferred.
  • Minimum 60% aggregate in mathematics and physics subjects.

Academic Map

What You Will Study

From physics postulates to programming transmon hardware. Every year builds on the last.

Interactive Flowchart

Program Roadmap

Core Stack

Industrial Skills

Qiskit
Qiskit
Cirq
Cirq
PennyLane
PennyLane
QuTiP
QuTiP
Python
Python
C++
C++
CUDA
CUDA
NumPy
NumPy
AWS Braket
AWS Braket
IBM Quantum
IBM Quantum
Qiskit
Qiskit
Cirq
Cirq
PennyLane
PennyLane
QuTiP
QuTiP
Python
Python
C++
C++
CUDA
CUDA
NumPy
NumPy
AWS Braket
AWS Braket
IBM Quantum
IBM Quantum

What You'll Become

From mathematical foundations to architecting global cognitive systems. This is your career in 2035.

Quantum Software Engineer

Develops and runs hybrid quantum algorithms (VQE, QAOA) using Qiskit and Cirq. Optimizes circuits for execution on near-term hardware.

Qiskit & CirqPythonLinear AlgebraVQE & QAOAError Mitigation
Avg. Salary
₹8L - 15L
Growth
+40% YoY

Core Responsibilities

Developing hybrid classical-quantum software architectures
Running algorithm simulations and QPU evaluations
Optimizing qubit scheduling and gate sequences
Interfacing with cloud quantum infrastructure
Collaborating with domain scientists on applications
The Advantage

Why is The Foundry the right place?

Physics First

You cannot hack reality without understanding it. We start with Linear Algebra and Quantum Mechanics before writing a single line of code.

Hardware Aware

Learn to program on Superconducting Qubits (IBM) and Ion Traps (IonQ). Understand noise, decoherence, and error correction.

Hybrid Algorithms

The near future is hybrid. Master VQE and QAOA to solve real-world optimization problems using both CPU and QPU.

Quantum Crypto

Build secure networks using Quantum Key Distribution (QKD) and defend against quantum-era decryption.