Intellectual property rights (hereinafter IPR) are defined as "ideas, inventions, and inventive works." IPR grants unique property rights to the producers or makers of certain assets, allowing them to earn monetarily from their inventive achievements or reputation. Patents, copyrights, and trademarks are all examples of intellectual property protection. A patent is recognition of an invention that meets the standards for international creativity, quasi-industry, and industry application. In general, intellectual property rights (IPR) are seen as a fundamental prerequisite for enhanced recognition, planning, monetization, and presentation, and therefore for the preservation of innovations and creative works. Intellectual property (IP) relates largely to the products of academic and research institutions' primary players, such as professors, PhD students, researchers, graduate and postgraduate students. Intellectual property is divided into two categories: works protected by patentability and works protected by copyright, both of which have changed dramatically over the past generation. As a result, academic institutions' policies have altered or been drastically revised.
Swami Vivekanand Subharti University has been devoted to promoting innovations via research from its founding in 2008, and it strongly supports the preservation of its stakeholders' intellectual property rights. The University assists its stakeholders in undertaking research in many fields in order to promote innovation via research. The University has established a patent committee and has a well-developed umbrella patent strategy to assist its stakeholders in developing ever-increasing amounts of invention. The University is delighted to possess the rights to over a hundred awarded exceptional intellectual properties, as well as a huge number of inventions that have been filed or are in the process. The University possesses intellectual property rights in the Arts & Humanities, Science, Technology and Health Sciences. The university proudly owns the following granted and in-process intellectual property rights.
