Benefits of IPR : More than
one reason
why you should go for IPTSE
Below are some key benefits of IPR
Every creation
requires time, energy and effort.
But no matter what the investment or time, Intellectual Property is vital for safeguarding your creation, however big or small. IPTSE seeks to generate awareness about Intellectual Property and benefits of IPR among students and young working professionals. Further, it also aims to promote a creative mindset amongst individuals. From those still studying to those who have begun their professional journeys, everyone can benefit from the exam as well as the course curriculum.
5th Edition Awards
As the focus on innovation, research and creation increases, it’s extremely important to foster a creative and innovative spirit among school students. Experts believe it’s crucial for students to know their way around Intellectual Property Rights. Apart from the many benefits of IPR, students can learn about the ways in which they can safeguard their creations, giving them a competitive edge over their peers.
5th edition prize's
Awards prize distribution guidelines
they have –
a) Valid PAN Card – Whether Winner is Adult or Minor
b) If Adult – Bank Account in his / her Name
c) If Minor – Bank Account jointly with Mother Or Father / Guardian
Award Winners would have to produce pics of their valid Banker’s Cheque, PAN Card at the time of reimbursement of Award Money.
This is purely a legal requirement from the point of Income Tax / TDS since Prize/Award Money or Rs.10000/- or more is subject to TDS (Tax Detected at Source)
SCHOOL STUDENTS
UNIVERSITY STUDENTS
As people who will soon be joining the workforce, it’s important for university students to understand the nuances of IPR and its benefits.
As a law student, it’s important for you to understand and acquire an in-depth knowledge of Intellectual Property Rights. This will give you a solid grounding in legislative practices related to copyright, trademark, patents, designs, etc.
If you’re a design/fashion design, media or mass communication student, IPR awareness can help you protect your unique creations. Whether it’s an important story you developed and cracked or a campaign you worked on or a design you worked on with your heart and soul, the chances of the same getting copied are rather high. The real challenge lies in being able to distinguish between inspiration and plagiarism. Knowing what falls under the purview of someone’s rights, and what doesn’t, will help you traverse your field effectively and will help you secure your work.
While we witness a rapid growth of scientific, technological and medical innovation, it’s important for engineering students to understand IPR and its value in protecting your inventions. Working in the realm of industrial property, you will most likely be involved in the creation of proprietary designs or inventions.
Protecting and managing your research results are the most significant benefits of IPR for researchers. It’s also essential to know about the rights related to authorship in connection with research publications and the right way to protect R&D innovations. Timely filing of copyrights and patents is important to prevent disputes with other researchers. With the right expertise, you can safeguard your research and hard work.
Faculty/ Working Professionals/ Start-ups/ SME’s
Faculties
The 4th edition of IPTSE saw the introduction of the ‘FACULTY’ category to appear for the examination. The award under this category is given to members of Faculty who are recognized for their outstanding performance in the examination. This award encourages teachers belonging to every field to incorporate the significance of Intellectual Property in their pedagogy
Working Professionals
In today’s globally competitive economy, role of intellectual property is inevitable in every profession ranging from doctors, engineers, technicians, managers, among others. Therefore it makes it all the more important for every working professional to understand and appreciate the nuances of intellectual property. While the knowledge of IP can be gathered through various sources, however, getting tested and certified for such a knowledge enhances one’s resume.
The 4th edition of IPTSE saw the introduction of the ‘Working Professionals ’ category to appear for the examination. The award under this category is given to Working Professional who is recognized for his/her outstanding performance in the examination.
Start-ups/ SMEs
Intellectual Property is one of the most important assets of a startup as it helps in boosting revenue and investment for them. Proper IP protection facilitates securing market share for growing startups. As these startups contribute majorly to the economic growth of the country and our society as a whole, it is important to nurture our budding entrepreneurs. This award will be given to startup who has made outstanding contributions in the examination. We hope that this award encourages new start-ups belonging to every field, be it Technology-based or art-related, to incorporate the significance of Intellectual Property in their work culture.
The 4th edition of IPTSE saw the introduction of the ‘Start-ups/ SMEs’ category to appear for the examination. The award is given to the Start-Up which is recognized for their outstanding performance in the examination. This award encourages teachers belonging to every field to incorporate the significance of Intellectual Property in their pedagogy
Total of three winners will be awarded from this category from the 5th Edition of IPTSE.
PRIZE DETAILS
Type of Awards |
Student Category Award for Schools
(Basis maximum Scores) | National Champion (All India Rank Holders)
| AIR 1: 20,000 + E certificate AIR 2: 15,000 + E certificate AIR 3: 10,000 + E certificate | |||
Regional Champion | South | East | North | West | ||
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| 2000 INR & e-Certificate | 2000 INR & e-Certificate | 2000 INR & e-Certificate | 2000 INR & e-Certificate | |
| Top 20 Rank Holders | 1000 INR & E certificate (Top 3 rank holders and Regional Champions won’t be eligible for this award) | ||||
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Student Category Award for Universities
(Basis maximum Student Registrations) | National Champion | AIR 1: 20,000 + E certificate + Internship Opportunity AIR 2: 10,000 + E certificate + Internship Opportunity AIR 3: 5,000 + E certificate + Internship Opportunity | ||||
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Best Institution Award (Based on maximum participation of students in examination/webinars) | Best College Award | Trophy + E-certificate |
| Best School Award | Trophy + E-certificate | |
| 1st Runner Up | Trophy + E-certificate |
| 1st runner Up | Trophy + E-certificate | |
| 2nd Runner Up | Trophy + E-certificate |
| 2nd runner Up | Trophy + E-certificate | |
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IPTSE Content Creator Award | Champion | Trophy & E-certificate & Internship Opportunity | ||||
| Runner Up | Trophy & E-certificate & Internship Opportunity 2500 INR | ||||
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| Best IP Youth Leader |
| 2000 INR Trophy & E-certificate & Internship Opportunity | – | – | – |
| IP Recognition Awards (for impeccable contribution in the field of IP)
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* REGIONS considered while deciding Regional Champions
- North: Jammu & Kashmir, Himachal Pradesh, Uttrakhand, Punjab, U.P, Haryana, Delhi
- East: Bihar, Jharkhand, West Bengal, Orissa, Chhattisgarh
- West: Gujarat, Goa, Maharashtra, Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh
- South: Karnataka, Kerala, Tamil Nadu, Telangana, Andhra Pradesh, Pondicherry, Andaman & Nicobar
Disclaimer: The below mentioned awards may be changed/edited/deleted/expanded basis inputs from internal committee (Jury)
- National Champions from College
It will be awarded to top three All India Rank Holders (AIR)
- National Champions from Schools
It will be awarded to top three All India Rank Holders (AIR)
- Regional Champions
It will be awarded only if there are 500+ registrations per region.
- Best School Category
For maximum student’s registrations from the respective institutes
- Best College Category for maximum student’s registrations from the respective institutes
For maximum student’s registrations from the respective institutes
- IPTSE Content Creator Awards
For best contents created for Youtube, Instagram, Facebook
- IPTSE Youth Leader award
- IP Recognition Awards for impeccable contribution in the field of IP
The agencies/institutions/individuals/organizations will be awarded basis their impeccable contribution in the field of IP
- Domain specific awards
Awards
IPTSE has been around since 2018 and has received a phenomenal response from participants. Have a look at our rank holders from the previous years!
Institutes that provide most registrations are awarded with a trophy and certificates
IP Conclave and IPTSE Awards 2021
| Schools | College |
| Ankur Yadav Vidya Gyan School, Sitapur, UP | Ms Sangita Sharma Gujarat National Law University |
| Guru Sarran J AECS Magnolia Maaruti Public School, Bengaluru | Soundarya Rathor School of Law, Christ University, Bangalore |
| Sonu Yadav Vidya Gyan School, Sitapur, UP | Lokesh Vyas |
| Best College Award for Maximum Registrations at IPTSE 2020 | |
| Winner | Karpagam Academy of Higher Education |
| 1st Runner up | Symbiosis Law School, Pune |
| 2nd Runner up | Gujarat National University |
| Government Awards for Impeccable Contribution to the Field of Intellectual Property during COVID, 2020 |
| Dr. Bijay Kumar Sahu, Regional Manager and Head IPFC and TISC, NRDC, Visakhapatnam, NRDC- Intellectual Property Facilitation Centre &WIPO Technology & Innovation Support Centre (TISC) |
| i-Hub a Gujarat Government Enterprise, Recipient: Anju Sharma (IAS), Principal Secretary of Higher and Technical Education Government of Gujarat |
| MANAK INSPIRE Initiative of Department of Science & Technology (DST) Recipient: Dr Sanjay Mishra, Scientist G, DST |
| Dr. Mohit Gambhir, Director, Innovation Cell, Ministry of Education |
| Punjab Council of Science & Technology (PCST), Punjab Government Recipient: Dr. Jatinder Kaur Arora, Executive Director, Patent Information Centre & WIPO – UN’s Technology Innovation Support Centre setup in Punjab State Council for Science & Technology (PSCST) |
| Mr. Satish Kumar, Assistant Director, Ministry of Micro, Small and Medium Enterprise |
| Dr. Yashwant Dev Panwar, Scientist and Head of Patent Facilitating Centre (PFC) of Technology Information Forecasting & Assessment Council (TIFAC), Ministry of Science & Technology |
| IPTSE Best YouTube Teacher Award |
| IP video entitled: Balancing Intellectual Property and Public Necessities Ms. Pallavi Bhatia, Student of Rajiv Gandhi School of Intellectual Property Law, IIT Kharagpur |
| IP video entitled: Unleashing the Potential of Brand Values Ankita Tyagi, IPR Expert & Senior Manager, European Business Technological Centre (EBTC) |
| IP video entitled: Patent or Trade Secret, what suits my intention best? Dr. Mouri Ghosh, TIFAC Women Scientist |
| IP video entitled: Celebrating the Contribution of Women in Technology & Innovation Dr. Rashmita Sahoo, TIFAC Women Scientist |
IP Conclave and IPTSE Awards 2019-2020
| SCHOOL | UNIVERSITY |
Mr. Abhishek Yadav | Ms. Sundareswari M Karpagam Academy of Higher Education, Coimbatore |
Mr. Sukarm Sharma | Ms. Siva Sakthi |
Ms. Parthivi Singh | Ms. Kavya Vellingiri |
IP Conclave and IPTSE Awards 2018-2019
| SCHOOL | UNIVERSITY |
| Mr. Lakshya Ganesh Karkera | Mr. Nagendra Kumar Khatri NIFTEM, Delhi |
| Mr. Shubham Maurya | Ms. Swathi CS |
Mr.Dhruv Salhotra | Mr. Amit Joshi |
| Ms. Shreetama Ghosh |