System-on-Chip (SoC) verification is a crucial stage in modern semiconductor design, focused on ensuring that complex integrated systems function correctly, efficiently, and reliably. An SoC integrates multiple components such as processors, memory blocks, interfaces, and peripherals into a single chip, making verification significantly more challenging than traditional designs. SoC verification involves validating both individual IP blocks and their interactions within the full system. Engineers use advanced methodologies such as simulation, emulation, and prototyping to test functionality, performance, power behavior, and system-level scenarios under real-world conditions. With increasing design complexity in industries such as automotive, AI, consumer electronics, and telecommunications, SoC verification plays a vital role in reducing time-to-market, minimizing risks, and delivering high-quality silicon products.