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IPR Output & Impact

IPR Output & Impact

RESEARCH OUTPUT& IMPACTS OF INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS

The institution has developed a strong Intellectual Property ecosystem, evidenced by over 1.5K IPRs (filed and granted). The IPR activities are systematically governed by national frameworks such as the Indian Patents Act, 1970, Designs Act, 2000, and Copyright Act, 1957, along with international guidelines of the World Intellectual Property Organization. The University promotes interdisciplinary research, industry collaboration, and innovation-driven outcomes, leading to enhanced research quality, societal impact, and institutional visibility.

  • 1.5K IPRs (Filed & Granted) | Multi-disciplinary Innovations | Industry-Linked Research

  • Patents | Copyrights | trademarks |  Designs with growing commercialization potential

  • Strong alignment with World Intellectual Property Organization frameworks & Indian IP laws

  • Active Technology Transfer | Startups | Incubation Support

  • Contributions to Healthcare | Sustainability | Digital Innovation

  • Enhanced NAAC/NIRF Research & Innovation Indicators

Research Publications and Awards IPRs

Research Output

  • The University has generated 1.5K Intellectual Property Rights (IPRs) including patents, copyrights, Trademarks and designs.

  • IPRs are filed in accordance with national regulations such as the Indian Patents Act, 1970, Designs Act, 2000, and Copyright Act, 1957.

  • Significant increase in interdisciplinary and translational research outputs across faculties.

  • Regular IPR awareness programs, workshops, and patent facilitation support provided by the IPR Cell.

Impact & Outcomes

  • Promotion of innovation ecosystem and research culture within the institution.

  • Development of societal and industry-relevant technologies in healthcare, engineering, and sciences.

  • Strengthened industry collaborations, consultancy, and technology transfer mechanisms.

  • Support for startup development and incubation activities.

  • Enhanced institutional visibility, research rankings, and funding opportunities.

Key Indicators

  • Increased number of IPR Filings and Grants per year.

  • Regular IPR Awareness and capacity-building programs conducted  

  • Number of technologies transferred / commercialized

  • Faculty and student participation in innovation and patent activities

Transforming Research into Recognized Intellectual Assets