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PSAR & It’s achievements Why Patent Drafting Exercise (PDE) FDPs IT Development Course Content Outcome Content
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Launched in September 2013 Five Patents per student 35000+ BE Sem VII students have studied more than 1,50,000 Patents Literacy for IPR/Patents among all students raised to a very significant level. PSAR & It’s Achievements
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For all BE Sem VIII Students All students have to ASSUME that their project is Innovative & Patentable. To teach students about Provisional Patent Filing Procedure Patent Filing Forms Required Details Steps & Fees etc… Why Patent Drafting Exercise (PDE)
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Capacity Building Trained faculties will guide the students for PDE Send us a student training report for publication on GTU site. FDPs
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Like PSAR IT platform will be prepared. Data to be feed via questions. PDF reports of required forms will be generated. IT Development
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Basics of Patent Definitions Objective of Patenting Requirement/Criteria’s for Patentability Inventions which are not patentable (Section 3 & 4) Indian Patent Office, Address, Scope, services offered, Jurisdiction of each office. Patent Filing procedure in India (Forms No, Title, Purpose, fees and if any time limit) Performa of Form 1, 2 & 3 explanations for each item under all forms. Course Content
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Capacity Building of our Student’s & Faculties Step ahead towards IP literacy & Awareness Generating Eco system for Innovations Outcome
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