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Benefits_1. India's first Intellectual Property exam

India’s first nationwide Intellectual Property Olympiad that gets you recognition from government bodies and corporates

Benefits_2. Helps you learn and excel in the knowledge of Intellectual Property

Helps you learn and earn besides excelling in the knowledge of Intellectual Property

Benefits_3. Cash prizes & an exclusive visit to the Ericsson R&D center to be won

Winners receive exciting cash prizes and scholarships and internship opportunities with renowned corporates

Benefits_4. Teaches you how to reap the monetary benefits of your creations globally

Provides you with professional guidance on how to reap monetary benefits of your creations and innovations globally.

Benefits_5. Gives you an edge over everyone else in the competitive job market

Gives you a competitive advantage in your career shaping

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India’s first Intellectual Property Exam

Launched in July 2018, IPTSE or Intellectual Property Talent Search Examination is the first & one of its kind annual IP Olympiad for Intellectual Property Rights in India. It has been conceptualized and administered by IPTSE Academy and has received support from many organizations who believe in knowledge economy & believe in the role that IP plays in inclusive growth. Some of them include ERICSSON, Creative First, Ministry of MSME, Ministry of Information & Communication Technology, Ministry of Science &
Technology, National Research Development Council, i-Hub Gujarat Government, Punjab State Council of Science & Technology, MEITY Start-Up, Manak Inspire initiative, AICTE, ASSOCHAM etc. The proctored examination is customized for several stakeholders and tests IP knowledge of individuals from schools, colleges, media & entertainment sector, publishing industry, architecture, engineering & technology, science & allied areas, fashion & designing, researchers, working professionals, faculty, start-ups, SMEs etc. This exam thus certifies students for their knowledge in copyright, patents, trademark, geographical indication, industrial design and trade secrets.
Activities of IPTSE are not only confined to examination and certification but also implementing all other activities that can help generate later IP literacy. For details please visit https://www.ipethicon.com/educational-services/

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Considering the importance of Intellectual Property these days, IPTSE has curated a course curriculum that’s relevant to our day to day lives. The course content is self-explanatory and extremely easy to understand.

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ASSOCHAM considers the optimization of protection and management of IPRs and timeliness to be amongst the priority goals for improvement of the Indian Eco System. The prime objective of the IPTSE is to encourage young people’s interest in intellectual property issues and motivate them for innovative search and development of prospective projects and facilitating their commercialization.
Shri Sandeep JajodiaEx. President ASSOCHAM and Chairman, Monnet Group
I am delighted to comment on this Intellectual Property Talent Search Examination (IPTSE) which I find very helpful and apt for India’s current business scenario. As Indian companies compete in global business environment- IP is getting more and more attention, not only in large corporations but also amongst SMEs and Start-ups. The exam being offered through this IPTSE(IP Olympiad) is in line with Indian government vision and I am sure they would not only be useful for IP professionals to further their skills but also for students who want to be part of the growing IP ecosystem in India.
Mrs. Sushma Paul Berila Chairperson ASSOCHAM Economic Affairs Council & President, Appejay Stya & Svran Group
Understanding the importance of Intellectual Property Rights at a young age can be a catalyst for economic growth of any country in today’s knowledge based economy, including India. There are plenty of proof points that show how IP contributes to a country’s GDP, by boosting an innovation culture and the development of science and technology, generating employment in industries with strong IP systems.
Monica MagnussonVice President of IPR Policy
For an effective and inclusive career development, it is important that young minds are sensitized towards developing innovations that are globally acceptable. Intellectual Property, being an intangible asset finds no boundaries and helps in inclusive growth. Teachers are encouraged to learn and disseminate importance of
Intellectual Property.
Dr Sheetal ChopraHonorary Course Advisor, IPTSE and Director- IPR Policy, Ericsson India
The course content for IPTSE (IP Olympiad) has given me an in-depth understanding and an unparallelled insight into the world of IP. Being a law sudent, it has suppliemented my syllabus to a great extent. Besides, it's a great boost to my career too!
Pragya SharmaStudent, Nirma University
From learning the basics of Intellectual Property to understanding how useful it is to protect and safeguard our rights- the course content for the IPTSE exam has taught me all! The materials and mock tests are indeed very useful. I shall be grateful to IPTSE for giving me this opportunity.
Anjali MuthyamStudent, Srinivasa Ramanujan Institute of Technology
There is no better way to ascertain the importance of Intellectual Property (IP) then to look at the surge in innovation and technological development taking place around the globe. For a country like India where there are plenty of young IP enthusiasts, IPTSE (Intellectual Property Talent Search Examination) offers a tailor-made framework for mentorship and knowledge dissemination; one that promises to bring India on the innovation map of the world."
Dr. Manveen Singh Associate Professor and Associate Dean, Jindal Global Law School, O.P. Jindal Global University
IPTSE (Intellectual Property Talent Search Examination) is a powerful platform for colleagues to enhance their knowledge and appreciate of IP issues and is kept updated in order to ensure that the content is indicative of the right and core IP issues prevalent in today's time.
Tarun KhuranaIIPRD and Khurana & Khurana
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With 18+ years of experience in Intellectual Property (IP) subject matters, Tarun Khurana is the Co-Founding Partner and Patent Attorney of Khurana & Khurana (K&K) and of its Patent Research and IP Asset Management Firm, IIPRD. He is among the top 12 Patent Prosecution Practitioners in India as ranked by IAM 1000 (and also by IAM 300 Strategists). He assists in Patent Preparation/Drafting, Portfolio Management, IP/Commercial Litigation, Valuation and IP Commercialization mandates for numerous Indian and International Corporates ranging from Small Start-ups to Fortune 5 companies including Google, Huawei, UPL, Indian Oil Corporation, Xiaomi, among many others.

Apart from working in Electronics, Telecom, Computer Implemented, and Mechanical subject matters, Tarun has also worked with Corporates/Institutes across other technical and business domains as well. Besides, he has actively assisted numerous US and European Law and Licensing Firms and Corporates in providing Patent Support. others.

Tarun is well versed with US, EP, and Indian Patent Laws. He has a Bachelors in Computer Science Engineering from Pune University, a Masters in Software Systems from BITS Pilani, Bachelors in Law, an MBA from IIM Lucknow, and is currently in pursuit of his PhD. He is certified from IIT Delhi, WIPO, Asian School of Cyber Laws, Indian Law Institute, and International Software Testing Board. Tarun is also a regular speaker at numerous Institutes and Corporates including International Conferences like GIPC, WIPF, CII and FICCI.
Tarun Khurana (BE, MS, LLB, MBA)(Co-Founding Partner and IP Attorney) Khurana & Khurana, Advocates and IP Attorneys (K&K) and IIPRD
An Advocate & a Patent Agent, Sunita K Sreedharan (Principal, SKS Law Associates), set up a law practice on her return from the US after earning LL.M. degree specializing in IP Licensing and Intellectual Asset Management, to bridge the gap between Intellectual Property prosecution and litigation by enabling IP commercialization. Assisted by an able team of lawyers and patent agents, Sunita's law practice SKS Law Associates helps clients identify IP, create a strong IP portfolio and optimize the returns of IP investment through robust license or assignment agreement.
Sunita K Sreedharan

Saurabh Anand (Senior Associate), Satyam Rathore (Associate), and Adithya Jayaraj (Senior Associate) are qualified attorneys at Intellectual Property Law firm, K&S Partners (www.knspartners.com). They regularly assist various multinational and domestic clients in terms of patent enforcement, dispute resolution and opposition proceedings, related to the field of pharmaceuticals, medical diagnostics, therapeutics, biotechnology and telecommunications. They also handle litigation arising out of the infringement of trademarks, designs and copyrights and advise clients on strategic, regulatory and legal issues pertaining to specific concerns raised on the capitalization of their IPRs.

Besides, they also appear before all the national courts (the courts of first instance, the courts of appeal and the Supreme Court) regularly, apart from representing their clients before the Indian Patent Office and Intellectual Property Appellate Board in connection with patent prosecution and oppositions.

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Satyam Rathore
Adithya Jayaraj