What happens when RSUs vest?
- RSUs convert into Qualcomm shares when they vest
- Some shares may be withheld to cover taxes
- You can then hold or sell the remaining shares
The tax part matters 
- RSUs are taxed as income when they vest
- In India, the vesting price becomes the acquisition price
- Selling later can trigger capital gains tax
Hold or sell? The real question
Would you buy Qualcomm stock today if you received the same amount as cash?
If yes, hold. If not, selling and diversifying could make more sense.
The bigger picture 
Managing RSUs well means looking beyond the stock. Your tax liability, portfolio concentration, financial goals and currency movements all matter.
Read the full blog, here: How to Manage Qualcomm RSUs: Vesting, Taxes, & Selling Guide