Intellectual Property has spawned a new wave of technological innovations, leading to rapid economic growth and development, especially in a country like India which is one of the most developing economies in the world.
Competition law is the field of law that promotes or seeks to maintain market competition by regulating anti-competitive conduct by companies and goes hand in hand with IPR. If you are a law student exploring this combination as a career or if you are already a professional in law, then this course will give you vast knowledge about the relationship between these fields.
Our practical approach to making the students familiar with how these two fields of law are intertwined and interdependent will help you grasp the basics you require to get into this field of practice. Our regular updates related to judgements and case studies will help you stay up to date with the evolving jurisprudence in the area.
In recent years, Intellectual Property has spawned a new wave of technological innovations, leading to rapid economic growth and development. As businesses grow and attract competition, the need to understand Intellectual Property, Competition Law and its interface become even more important to sustain and thrive in the market. The IPComp course covers fundamentals of Intellectual Property Rights (IPR), Competition Law, and their significance in distinct sectors including economic expansion and global market. It enlightens about the different segments of IPR involving Patents, Trademarks, Copyrights, Industrial Designs, Geographical Indications, Trade Secrets, and Layout Designs of Integrated Circuit. It also discusses the role of Trade-Related Intellectual Property Rights (TRIPS) for harmonizing IPR with competition law for innovation encouragement as well as for social and economic welfare.
To register, you can visit https://www.ficciipcourse.in/ipcomp/, fill out the online “Registration Form” available on the website. You will then be redirected to an online payment gateway where you can complete the payment. After payment, you will receive a confirmation email once the registration process is complete.
It is a 2-month course. The fee for students is Rs 6500 and the fee for working professionals is Rs 8500.
This course is completely online, and you can access the same at your own pace and comfort.
There will be live lectures on weekends which will also be available for you to download. In addition, we also provide recorded lectures on different topics essential to understanding the subject.
You can access the recorded lectures in case you miss the live lectures.
Yes, you get lifetime access to the entire course material.
No, the fee is non-refundable. We would suggest you go through the structure and modules of the course thoroughly before enrolling yourself so you can make the right decision.
No, the fee will be a one-time payment and is inclusive of taxes.
The passing percentage is 50%.
There is no bar on who can or cannot do this course, but this course is best suited for Lawyers or aspiring lawyers who are looking to build a career in Intellectual Property.
In today’s world, IPR is one of the strongest tools a business can have and If you own a business or a brand that you have big plans for, it is important for you to be aware of the various tools and laws you can use to protect it and to help make it grow in a manner that is compliant with the law.
The IPComp course covers fundamentals of Intellectual Property Rights (IPR), Competition Law, and their significance in distinct sectors including economic expansion and global market. It enlightens about the different segments of IPR involving Patents, Trademarks, Copyrights, Industrial Designs, Geographical Indications, Trade Secrets, and Layout Designs of Integrated Circuit. It also discusses the role of Trade-Related Intellectual Property Rights (TRIPS) for harmonizing IPR with competition law for innovation encouragement as well as for social and economic welfare and this knowledge will greatly benefit you.
In case you are not able to pass the exam on your first attempt, you will get another chance to appear for the exam with the upcoming batch. If you fail to clear the exam on the second attempt as well, you will have to register as a fresh participant by paying the entire fee.
In case you are not able to pass the exam, or you miss to appear on your first attempt, you will get another chance to appear for the exam with the upcoming batch after payment of a re-examination fees of INR 1500. If you fail to clear the exam on the second attempt as well, you will have to register as a fresh participant by paying the entire fee
