Hi

A lot of engineers pursue trainings in their stream and finally end up with a coding job in an IT MNC. I will suggest you to think about your action plan first and then choose an appropriate training for yourself.
If your campus gets a lot of IT jobs, then it makes sense to polish your IT skills and equip yourself with some real time projecct experience as it adds a lot of value to your resume.
If you see a practical opportunityt to crack companies which work in VLSI design, then a course in VHDL or verilog will make a lot of sense.

Keeping the training apart, this is the right time to brush up your technical concepts and be interview ready as companies will start flocking in your campus soon.
CareerInfoline also has a section which helps students brush their aptitude and english skills. You can take these tests and can get in touch with anyone of us on the forums