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Have you ever wondered what makes USA the most powerful and richest country in the world? China is far bigger in manufacturing. India has more engineers. There are more resources in Africa. Russia has more natural gas and oil. However, USA is richer, and a superpower, because it has more intellectual property than any other country.
Everytime we buy a mobile phone, watch movies or search online, entities from the USA earn money thanks to intellectual property.
Let's just take the example of Apple. Almost all the products of world's richest company Apple are manufactured in China almost entirely. According to research, a 32GB iPhone 7 that retails for $649 costs Apple only $219.80 in components, with manufacturing adding just $5 to the price.
The rest of the money is basically earned from intellectual property. This is what makes Apple, and consequently USA, rich.
Intellectual Property is the new asset class that is most valuable. This is also very closely connected with the media and entertainment industry which is seeing an unprecedented rise.
Did you know that Netflix is bigger in market cap and more profitable than Google?
In the previous century, media and entertainment used to be a luxury, reserved for a few. However, in this century, entertainment is seeing massive jump in consumption and prominence in lives of the masses. Coupled with intellectual property, it is creating massive wealth for businesses and individuals. It has also created a humongous economic market.
Let's take a look at the growth of the Indian media and entertainment market.
Indian media and entertainment (M&E) industry grew at a CAGR of 12.25 per cent from 2011-2017; and is expected to grow at a CAGR of 11.6 per cent to touch Rs 2.032 lakh crore (US$ 31.53 billion) by 2020 from Rs 1.308 lakh crores (US$ 19.46 billion) in 2016.
The industry provides employment to 3.5-4 million people, including both direct and indirect employment in CY 2017.
The number of newspaper readers in India has increased by 38 per cent between CY 2014 and CY 2017 to reach 407 million.
India is one of the highest spending and fastest growing advertising market globally. The Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) inflows in the Information and Broadcasting (I&B) sector (including Print Media) in the period April 2000 – September 2017 stood at US$ 6.86 billion, as per data released by Department of Industrial Policy and Promotion (DIPP).
The Indian digital advertising industry is expected to grow at a Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) of 32 per cent to reach Rs 18,986 crore (US$ 2.93 billion) by 2020, backed by affordable data and rising smartphone penetration.
This industry is, very clearly, one of the most promising in India and even globally.
And of course, there is a massive need for an army of talented lawyers who create contracts, register intellectual property, enforce agreements and IP rights, resolve disputes, handle investment agreements, JV contracts, licensing of various IP rights, protect legal interests of the media companies, ensure compliance to myriad laws and keep the industry in shape.
IP, Media and Entertainment industry has emerged as a very important recruiter of lawyers and IP professionals.
Do you want to work for the media companies, production houses, large distributors, digital media businesses? Or even social media companies like Facebook, Hotstar or Linkedin?
Some of the greatest career opportunities for lawyers are arising in this sector right now.
This is the most detailed intellectual property, media and entertainment law course in India which focuses on providing important skills based on industry needs and application.
This course provides detailed understanding on strategy, creation, registration and monetization of different forms of intellectual property in India and offshore, with multiple practical examples and case studies.
Intellectual property is frequently monetized through a variety of contracts in different industries. Some of them have their own set of commercial jargon, based on the commercial intent behind the transaction. Knowing what the jargon means and then learning how to draft such contracts effectively crucial to build a career in this area. Plenty of sample contracts and drafting exercises are included.
Intellectual property finds a very heavy application in media and entertainment sector, so a course on intellectual property is not complete without discussion of media and entertainment laws. This course covers unique laws regulating different forms of media, intellectual property and other legal issues pertaining to media and entertainment industry.
After pursuing the course, you will be able to work as a litigator, as an in-house counsel in a company, in an IP law firm or as a business strategist with any company operating in the media (music, TV, films, digital media), sports and entertainment industry. You will have competence to handle a variety of advisory, contractual and litigation-related work.
Rupsha Banerjee
Advocate at the Calcutta High Court, Kolkata, West Bengal, India
Mahendar Ramdas Bangeja
Practicing Advocate
Aishwarya S M
Gaurav Dadhich
Law Student at Rizvi Law College, Mumbai, Maharashtra, India
Preetish Agrawal
Third Year Law Student at Jindal Global Law School
Naveen Pal
Member at Indian National Bar Association
Arkadyuti Sarkar
Final Year Law Student
Bineeta Mitra
Legal Secretary ( Almeshref Advocate and Legal Consultants), Dubai
Arpita Bhatt
Media and Entertainment Lawyer
Who should take this course
Decision makers and officers in IP driven companies and media and entertainment companies
Lawyers looking to specialize in media, entertainment or intellectual property laws
Lawyers looking to build a practice in trademark law, copyright law or patent disputes
Law students looking to work in IP law firms or IP or TMT teams in big law firms
Law students looking to work with media or digital media companies
Lawyers working for technology, ecommerce, FMCG companies that engage in a lot of advertising activities
Entrepreneurs and directors who want to master legal aspects of intellectual property, media and entertainment business
What is the career potential after doing this course
IP law has been a major area of interest for many lawyers because it offers very high level of intellectual challenge as an emerging area of law and opportunity to work on new technologies.
While there are some law firms with good IP, media and entertainment law practices, there are far more jobs in media and entertainment companies at present.
There are mid sized IP law firms (appointing between 50-200 lawyers) which engage in registration of IP, managing IP portfolios, enforcement of IP rights, disputes and litigation over IP, licensing and assignment of IP rights and such other work. These law firms provide a great opportunity to have a rewarding career in IP law to young lawyers.
There are also many boutique media and entertainment law firms, especially in Mumbai, which offer excellent opportunities.
There are LPOs, technology platforms such as VakilSearch and Indiafilings that hire hundreds of lawyers and IP professionals to register trademarks, copyright, patents etc at very economic rates.
While registration has turned no so profitable for most IP lawyers, licensing, assignments, objections, oppositions, litigation has massively increased in volume over the years, turning IP law as a very lucrative profession.
Media and entertainment companies are hiring many lawyers to manage various aspects of their business.
Apart from tier 1 and tier 2 law firms, there are plenty of boutique law firms and many independent lawyers catering to startups and SMEs with respect to their IP law needs. These lawyers also need these same skills and make very good money.
We are yet just scratching the surface. There is a lot to be done in the next 3 years. Also, the space has become highly litigious given tons of complaints, objections to movies and specific scenes etc having become routine. As a result, lawyers who can handle IP, media and entertainment law are on very high demand.
If you want to pick up some expertise and knowledge on IP, media and entertainment laws, this is a great time. The market is not saturated and very few lawyers have comprehensive knowledge of these laws. It will definitely go a long way to make your CV stand out, impress the interviewer, get the next promotion, or even to start your own practice.
You cannot learn these things by studying any particular laws, regulations or rules, and there are no adequate books that can help you here. Success in IP, media and entertainment law practice require skills which are more varied than merely knowing the provisions of various statutes.
Check out the learning objectives to understand what you will exactly need to learn.
Potential employers
Boutique TMT firms
Media and entertainment companies
LPOs
Heavy advertisers (FMCG)
Independent litigators
Relevant Industries
What is unique about this course
The course is not limited to a provision-by-provision study of some statutes and associated case laws alone
The course trains you on different kinds of actual work that is required to be performed by lawyers and other professionals. After finishing the course, you will know as much practical knowledge as a lawyer working at a big law firm in these teams will know after a year or two of experience.
It is not a mere theoretical study, but hands on practical lessons where you will have to draft a lot of documents.
The course is tough and intensive, you will not be awarded the certificate unless you complete all the exercises. You have to spend 8-10 hours per week on this course.
You will get personal attention and coaching from the trainer, and get individual feedback on the quality of work you produce
You will be writing an article every month and with our guidance publish the same either on iPleaders blog or various other industry publications
We will provide you a free course on professional networking, CV writing and interview skills so that you can easily find jobs.
Those who perform well in class will be recommended to top law firms for internships and jobs. If you do not need such help, let us know in what other way we can help you.
After completing the course, you will be able to perform various tasks that fall in the domain of media, entertainment and intellectual property laws and be at ease with different aspects of trademarks, copyrights and patents.
We also recommend this course to other professionals like music and movie directors, media personnels, singers, writers and other artists who can immensely benefit from this knowledge
If you take this course, follow it diligently for a month, do all the exercises but still do not find value in it, or not able to understand or follow it or not find it good for any reason, we will refund the entire course fee to you. It is a 100% money back guarantee with only one condition, you must pursue it properly for a month. If you don't find it valuable after that, get your entire money back.
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Hard Copy Study Material
Hard copy study material modules to be couriered to your address
2 practical exercises every week, followed by written feedback
Based on the exercises, there will be a live video based online class. You can ask questions, share your screen, get personal feedback in this class.
Convenient Class timings
Classes are held after regular work hours. Typically classes are kept on Sunday afternoon or 8-9 pm on other days.
Live Doubt Clearing
You can ask questions, get your doubt cleared live as well as through online forums
What will you learn
Get exposure to strategic and drafting work in connection with intellectual property, media and entertainment industry related work - patents, copyright, trademark, design rights, plant variety rights, geographical indications etc.
Assignments and licensing
IP disputes, censorship laws, advertising laws etc.
Drafting end user license agreements and terms of services for digital media businesses
Learn how to handle entire process of IP registration from trademark search, patent search to handling objections and opposition
Learn how to create or assess a IP strategy for a business
Learn how to conduct an IP audit or IP valuation exercises
Understand the commercial aspects of IP transactions
Learn how to act on behalf of large media or IP drive companies
Learn how to enforce patents, copyright or trademark
Apart from statutory knowledge, develop strategic thinking
Draft various documents, petitions, applications until you are conversant with each
Step-by-step walkthrough of different transactions such as assignment and licensing of IP
Learn how to conduct IP related due diligence exercises
Specific Learning Objectives
Prosecution for infringement of IP
Dealing with objections and oppositions while registering a trademark
How to do IP due diligence
How to deal with copyright societies
How to protect software from getting replicated by competitors
How to calculate damages for IP infringement
How to deal with IP infringement on the internet
How to prevent import or export of infringing goods by giving notice to customs commissioner
How to register non-conventional trademarks
How to create an IP strategy to maximise brand valuation
Create an IP monetization strategy for brand owners
How to structure and draft a contract for a franchising deal
Drafting a patent application
Creating a monitoring system for a portfolio of intellectual property
Prior art search, patent landscaping and advising inventors
Drafting various kinds of licensing and assignment agreements
Valuation of intellectual property
How to structure a character merchandising deal
How to draft and file a passing-off suit
How to handle pre-grant and post-grant opposition when applying for a patent
How to draft a technology transfer agreement
How to navigate domain name disputes
Preventing of misuse of trademark by competitors in comparative advertisements etc.
Getting infringing and pirated content quickly off the internet
Reputation management by preventing misuse of trademark
Vetting of advertisements and marketing material
Preparing documentation that helps to protect trade secrets
Getting quick injunctions that protect IP and prevent loss of business
Responding effectively to patent trolls and other malicious attempts to extract money through unfair IP prosecution
Building a system to monitor R&D and product development activities for the identification of inventions and assess potential external claims for compensation
Registration of international trademark and patents
Research and mapping on IP strategy of competitors
Developing offensive and defensive patent portfolio strategy
Drafting various media and entertainment contracts that deal with IP
Drafting co-production and royalty sharing agreements
Advising on tax aspects of intellectual property
Structuring and drafting in-licensing and out-licensing deals
Mortgaging or pledging of patent or trademarks to raise finance
Procurement of compulsory license
Drafting effective IP protection and assignment agreements in employment and consultancy agreements
Advise technology-based businesses on the use of open source licenses
How to obtain various licenses for events and concerts
How to negotiate and draft book publishing, video game creation and music licensing agreements for publishers and artists
Understand business models around open source licenses and risks of using open source software
Advise sports federations (BCCI, ICC, etc.) on monetization of broadcasting rights for various events
Advise brands and creative professionals on creation of spoofs of copyrighted characters
How to draft product placement agreements
How to defend your client or organization in IP litigation
How to secure your business through third-party indemnities in contracts
How to enforce trademark, patents and copyrights internationally
How to prevent imports of infringing materials
Advise non-profits on revenue generation through the use of certification marks
How to deal with cybersquatting and domain name disputes
How to advise parties on domain name sale transactions
How to claim specific kinds of court orders and injunctions (e.g. John Doe orders and Anton Piller orders) in IP matters
Advise technology manufacturers on FRAND licensing
How to defend your organization against patent trolls
How to use design protection to protect companies
How to protect IP from employees, freelancers and consultants
How to protect trade secrets and confidential information
How to advise TV and radio channels on content and various kinds of legal issues on a daily basis
How to deal with advise businesses on comparative and surrogate advertising issues
How to advise media houses on different types of TV disputes - on-title rights, carriage disputes, format rights, content
Different types of agreements with respect to film production
How to deal with piracy and online leaks
How are GST and entertainment tax applicable to media industry
Advise brands, media houses and creative professionals on obscenity and defamation laws
Advise film production and music companies in negotiating appropriate licenses and assignments for songs and remixes
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Fifth Year Law Student
Sukriti Tiwari
Judiciary Aspirant
Sourav Jain
"Research Associate" at Law Office of Rahul Dev
Recruitment and Internship Support
We are the only organisation in India with such comprehensive and exercise-based training methodology for courses. Many employers, law firms and companies are happy to recruit our high performing students. If you do well in your exercises and classes, we can help you to get jobs, internships and assessment internships in good law firms, with renowned lawyers as well as in various companies.
List of Weekly Exercises
Advise on creation of a copyright portfolio and copyright strategy for business names, products and services
How to register and claim copyright on every product
Exercise on dealing with copyright societies for events, concerts and performances
Draft a software test and evaluation agreement
Draft a Software Development Agreement
Draft a Music License agreement
Draft a Work Made For Hire Agreement
Draft a Research and Development Agreement
Issue a Takedown Notice for Copyright Infringement online
Draft a Terms of Use / Terms of Service
Draft a Franchisee Agreement
Exercise on defenses against trademark litigation
Exercise on issuing a legal notice for trademark infringement
Exercise on response to a legal notice for trademark infringement
Exercise on international use of trademark
Exercise on how to proceed in case of refusal to register trademarks
Exercise on how to deal with objections to trademark registration
Exercise on how to handle trademark infringement in cyberspace
Exercise on advice and creation of a patent portfolio for an organization in the software space, a pharmaceutical organization and a manufacturing organization
Exercise on conducting patent searches and preparation of patent application
Exercise on drafting a patent licensing agreement
Exercise on preparation of a remedial strategy against patent infringement
Exercise on drafting cross licensing arrangements to settle patent disputes
Exercise on registration and infringement of geographical indications
Exercise on registration and infringement of designs
Advise on organization creating a patriotism/ nationalistic advertisement or a movie on how to legally represent the Indian National Flag
Advise a media company in creation of a reporting policy (based on freedom of the press and parliamentary privileges)
Advise a media company in appreciating legal risks for sting operations
Exercise on preparation of a legally valid surrogate advertisement strategy
Exercise on preparation of a legally valid comparative advertisement
Exercise on legal action to be initiated against adverse comparative advertisements
Advise a new production company on how to obtain CBFC certification
Advise a media house on how to deal with film piracy
Advise on a company on how to start a new FM radio channel, a print magazine or a newspaper
Advise TV channel on how to defend itself against a content complaint
Advise a pharmaceutical company and a pharmaceutical equipment manufacturer appropriateness of medical advertisements
Advise a mass social media platform on liability for circulation of fake news and how to contain it
Exercises on drafting film production related contracts
Advise an events company on applicable taxes while organizing a concert
Advise a high net-worth individual on how to handle defamatory remarks published in newspaper
Exercise on how to defend a client in case of action for obscenity, sedition or blasphemy
Draft a film distribution agreement
Exercise on adaptation of music and synch licensing
Exercise on in-film integration
Draft an endorsement agreement
Draft an artist agreement
Exercise on drafting a copyright assignment and writer agreement
Exercise on Copyright Infrigement
Exercise on conditions for registration of a trademark
Exercise on passing off action in trademark law
Exercise on trademark opposition proceedings
Concept Exercise on Non patentable subject matter
Concept exercise on patent application and specification
Exercise on Examination and Opposition of Patent
Exercise on Patent Infringement, anticipation and revocation
Exercise on Distribution of Music rights
Exercise on acquisition of rights in a film
Exercise on drafting agreements for exploitation of satellite rights
Exercise on Compliances with respect to audio-visual content on digital platforms
Trademark Search and Classification
Exercise on drafting pre-publication objection and response to examiner's report
Draft a notice of opposition and Counter-statement
Exercise on domestic distribution of theatrical rights
Exercise on overseas distribution of rights
Exercise on non-theatrical exploitation of third-party content
Exercise on Showrunner Agreements
Exercise on pre-grant and post-grant patent opposition
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As a law student interested in IPR, I believe that the drafting assignments will help me in my next internship. Moreover, media law classes have opened new avenues for me. The faculty is very committed and renders personal attention to all students and answers every question.
Gaurangi Kapoor
Daksha Fellow (Technology Law and Policy) at Daksha Fellowship
Exercises are designed so that a student gets to work on practical aspects. Completing the assignments and getting individual feedback is what sets LawSikho apart from other platforms. People from the legal field who have an interest in IPR can benefit from this course.
Legal Intern at Naik Naik & Co.
I was working with a company while pursuing my LLB when I came across LawSikho which offered a 1-year Diploma Programme in Intellectual Property laws. My interest being Media and Entertainment laws, I learned more about it via video lectures, practical assignment,s, and recorded lectures. The faculties are highly knowledgeable and great. Thank you LawSikho for helping me secure a job in the media sector.
Priya Vishwakarma
Legal Service Professional. Empowering Organisations into Legal Services.
The course proved to be very useful to me. I started the course with no knowledge about IPR laws but I got a great insight into them along with exercise where I needed to apply that knowledge. The faculty was very knowledgeable and they solved all my doubts regarding the concepts. Overall it was a great experience for me!
Ambika Chaudhary
Legal Intern at Krida Legal
Assignments relating to trademark disputes helped me a lot during my recent internship which made the work assigned to me a cakewalk. I believe people working in companies or law firms dealing with IPR would require such knowledge which they can learn from this course.
Sangini Nagpal
3rd year BBA LLB (Hons.) of SVKM's NMIMS Kirit P. Mehta School of Law, Mumbai, India
The classes are very interactive and the expert faculty pays personal attention to every student as they address all queries. Understanding the nuances and functioning of the industry helped draft better agreements.
Anubha Dhulia
Practising Lawyer
The classes are comprehensive and helped me gather knowledge regarding the practical aspects of the Law. These skills were helpful during internships.
Barkha Dwivedi
Legal Intern at RB
As a recent graduate, I am looking for a job/internship and this learning helped me face interviews better. The course keeps me updated with the concepts which otherwise I would have been out of touch. This course will help those who are inclined towards IPR and media laws and want to make a career in it.
Sanjana Sen
Pursuing MBA in Media and Entertainment Management
I can say that this LawSikho course is extremely well structured and the best thing about it is the portal which is really accessible and easy to use. The faculty as well as mentors are competent and very supportive in solving our doubts.
Sanyam Mishra
Law Student I Diploma in IP, media and Entertainment Laws
I recently started this course and I am enjoying the classes and the guidance regarding drafting Media Law Agreements.
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Module Name : COPYRIGHTABILITY AND REGISTRATION
Copyrightable works and rights of copyright owners
Criteria for copyrightability
Types of copyrightable works
- Stories, Poems Books, Journals and other literary works
- Titles
- Structures
- Databases
- Photographs & Paintings
De minimis Criteria
Rights of copyright owners and how to monetize
Procedure for copyright registration
Benefits or otherwise of copyright registration
Module Name : COPYRIGHT MONETIZATION AND LICENSING
Copyright exploitation techniques
Open source licensing
Phonographic and performance licenses
Common copyright agreements
Book publishing agreement
Sports video game creation agreement
Music Licensing Agreement
Open source licenses and business models around them
Business models around open source licensing
IP risks from using open source software in for-profit business models
Broadcasting Right
Broadcasting rights under Copyright Act
Sports Federations and broadcasting rights
IPL broadcasting auction by BCCI and related agreements
Feed-sharing with Doordarshan
Module Name : COPYRIGHT INFRINGEMENT AND PRACTICAL REMEDIES
What is infringement? What actions amount to infringement?
Cover versions, spoofs, artistic creativity
Copying of headlines
Using the same idea
Borrowing movie themes from Hollywood
Use of the same syllabus
Use of published question papers for an entrance test
Use of music tunes from Hollywood songs
How is copyright in music and movies infringed?
Case study of Napster, and BitTorrent
Types of remedies in case of infringement
John Doe orders, Anton Piller orders [including qua timet (apprehensive) actions]
Monetary remedies: Damages and loss of profit
How and when to claim a John Doe Order
How and when to claim an Anton Piller Order
How and when to issue take down notices/ legal notices under IT Act and Copyright Act
Why you must know about Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA)
How to select an optimal infringement remedy
Injunctions and Cease and desist orders
Monetary damages
Loss of profit
How and when to claim criminal remedies for infringement
Copyright infringement remedies vis-a-vis imported goods
Practice exercises for issuance of takedown notices under IT Act, Copyright Rules and DMCA
Fair use and other Defenses to infringement
Evaluation of Copyright Act Amendment
Copyright in Cyberspace
Protection of software, databases, websites, etc.
IT Act and protection of digital assets of an organization
Case study of Oracle-Google copyright dispute
Handout: Sample Takedown Notice
Handout: Format for notice of registration to customs commissioner
Handout: Software Licensing Agreement
Module Name : TRADEMARK LAW AND REGISTRATION
Trademark Selection and Strategy
How to select a trademark
Should brand name be the same as company name?
Types of registrable marks
Non-conventional marks
Strategic benefits of series marks
Procedure for Trademark Registration
Trade mark search
- National
- International Trademark Registration (Madrid protocol)
Trademark objections under Sections 9 and 11
Registration of non-conventional trademarks
Handout: Registration Forms for different types of trademarks
Handout: Sample Petition for Response to Objections
Module Name : TRADEMARK MONETIZATION TECHNIQUES
Trademark Monetization Techniques
Registered user and permitted user
How to Draft Different Types of Franchising Agreements
Should Mickey Mouse be copyrighted or trademarked?
How did Pixar make more money from toys than Disney from its movie?
How to draft character merchandising agreements
Use of certification marks for monetization
Registration requirements for licensing
Should buildings be trademarked or copyrighted? Taj Hotel Building Discussion
Handout: Sample Trademark Assignment Agreement
Handout: Sample Licensing Agreement
Handout: Sample Franchising Agreement
Handout: Sample Merchandizing Agreement
Module Name : TRADEMARK INFRINGEMENT & LITIGATION
Trademark opposition and litigation
How to conduct a trademark watch to identify infringement
Opposition to trademark claims
Enforcement of trademark
Passing off suits
When to opt for criminal prosecution
Groundless threat proceedings
Remedies for cross-border infringement of trademarks
Exceptions to infringement, trademark of personal names, honest and concurrent use, prior user etc.
Trademark infringement in cyberspace
Google adwords and trademark infringement
Domain name disputes and cybersquatting
Handout: Petition for passing off
Handout: Suit for infringement
Handout: Application for temporary injunction
Module Name : PATENT LAW
Introduction to Patents:
- What is a patent?
- New inventions
- Product and process patents
- What inventions can one file patents for?
- Anticipation in the context of patents Act.
Who can apply for a patent:
- The requisite eligibility criteria for application of a patent
- Invention disclosure form
- The role of a patent agent
- The procedure of becoming a patent agent
Criteria for Patentability
- Novelty, Inventive Step and Industrial Application
- Patentability of software, algorithms and business methods
- Pharmaceutical patents
- Criteria for patentability vs. Section 3 prohibitions to patentability
Patentability of repurposed drugs:
- The meaning of drug repurposing
- The patentability of repurposed drugs in India and abroad
- The repurposing of favipiravir for the treatment of Covid -19.
How to draft a patent application:
- The requirement of online patent search
- The way to search for international patents
- Importance of drafting a good quality patent application
- The various components of a patent application
How to draft a patent specification
- The meaning and importance of patent specifications
- Different perspectives that should be used by the patent drafter
- Various elements to be disclosed before drafting a patent application
- Different challenges faced by the drafter and how to overcome them
- How to draft the various parts of patent specification
Drawings in patent application
- The role of patent drawings in an application
- The different formats of patent drawings
- The different types of patent drawings
- The role of patent illustrators
- How to draft patent drawings
Patent application and registration process
- Filing process
- Preparation of patent specification
- Ownership of patent
- Patent searches (Invalidation Search, Patentability Search & Freedom to operate search)
- Provisional and complete specification
- Advantages of filing a provisional application
- Registration process
- Patent application in multiple countries (PCT route)
Patent prosecution: pre and post grant opposition
- The process of filing a pre grant and a post grant application
- The procedural differences between the pre grant opposition and the post grant opposition
- How to pursue a patent opposition
- Revocation proceedings
- Appeal to the the relevant authorities in light of unfavourable decisions
Patent infringement suits
- How to file a suite for patent infringement
- Who can file an infringement suit
- Different types of patent infringement suits
- Different kinds of reliefs a plaintiff can be entitled to
- Defences available to the defendant in a suit of infringement
- The settlement strategies
Intellectual property Appellate board
- IPAB and its jurisdiction
- The roles of appellant and respondent while filing an appeal
- How should an appeal be filed before IPAB
- The nature of the orders passed by IPAB and the remedies against such orders
- Some judgements passed by IPAB
What is software patent
Is software patentable in India
Is software patentable in different jurisdictions
How can one overcome abstract idea objection
What is preferable for software- copyright or patents
Analysis of software patent in UK
Blanket software claim rejection
Licensing in Patents
- What is a patent license agreement;
- Different types of patent license agreements
- Important clauses to be incorporated in a patent licensing agreement
- How to draft a patent license agreement using online templates
- What is a cross-licensing agreement
- How to use a cross-licensing agreement as a defence strategy in an infringement suit
- Tthe important clauses to be included in a cross-licensing agreement
- Compulsory licensing and its importance
- The controversy surrounding compulsory licensing
Management of a patent portfolio:
- What is patent portfolio
- Different problems faced by the company and the employed remedies
- The role of a lawyer in patent portfolio management
- Various steps of patent portfolio management
- Patent portfolio valuation and its methods
- Different industries' patent portfolios and their management strategies
Patent docketing
- What is patent docketing
- What are the uses of patent docketing
- Who uses the docketing system
- Best practices of patent docketing process
- Various docketing platforms and softwares
- The concept of standard essential patents
- The purpose of standard setting
- Standard setting organizations
- FRAND terms of licensing
- The conflict between competition law and patents with respect to SEPs
- The relief of injunction in matters relating to SEPs
- The difference between SEPs and compulsory licenses.
Introduction to Patent law in the U.S
- An overview of how registration of patents takes place in the US
- Different types of patents
- The eligibility criteria for filing patent applications
- What cannot be patented in the US
Filing of patents in the United States
- An overview of how patents are filed in the US
- Who can file patent applications in the US
- Provisional patent applications
- Non-provisional patent applications
Patent prosecution in the USA
- How patent applications get processed before the USPTO
- The examination steps of a patent in the USA
- The process of examination of non-provisional patent applications
Annexure: (Handout)
Sample Patent Specification
Patent monetization, licensing and assignment
- Licensing and assignment procedure
- Cross-licensing arrangements in technology sector
- Compulsory licensing under Indian law
- FRAND Licensing in Telecom Sector
Monetization Case Study: Why Did Tesla and GE open up their patents to the market? Patent Trolls and How to Defend Your Startup Against Them
Patent Portfolio Auctions
- Office action response filing
- Pre-grant and post-grant opposition
- Remedies
- Defences
Module Name : GI & DESIGNS LAW
Advantages of registering a geographical indication
Registration process for geographical indication
Infringement of geographical indications
Difference between geographical indications and trademark
International standard of protection afforded under GI to wines and spirits as compared to other products
Use of trademark law to protect GIs internationally
Designs Act
Process for registration of Designs
Effect and duration of registration of Designs
Can stamps. Labels, tokens, cards be considered an article for the purpose of registration of Design
Module Name : IP AND BUSINESS TRANSACTIONS
Employees, Consultants and IP
How to protect IP from employees
IP clauses in employment agreements
When to execute Inventions Assignment Agreements
How to Protect IP from Developers, Freelancers and Consultants
Other contractual Means to protect your IP and know-how:
-Non-disclosure
-Non-solicit
-Non-compete
Use of Managerial Systems to Mitigate Infringement Risk
Trade Secrets and confidential information
-Patents v. Trade Secrets
-Protection of trade secrets
-Patents and confidential information
-Copyright and confidential information
IP Assignment in M&A transactions
Intellectual Property Clauses in Joint Ventures
Technology Transfer Agreements
-IPR rights when technology rights is transferred
-Technology transfer to third party
Handout: Work-for-Hire Agreement
Handout: Invention Assignment Agreement
Handout: Software Development and Maintenance Agreement
Handout: Employment Agreement (with extensive IP protection clauses)
Handout: Technical Services/Know-How Agreement
Handout: Contributor's Agreement
Handout: Research and Development Agreement
Handout: Technology Transfer Agreement
Module Name : MEDIA & POLICY
Types of media and their regulation
Press – Newspapers, Magazines, Posters
Broadcast – TV and Films
Digital Media – Internet, Convergence and Net Neutrality
Media vis-à-vis the Constitution
Media and Free Speech & Expression – Article 19(1)(a)
Privacy Laws through Case Studies – Justice K.S. Puttaswamy v. Union of India
Parliamentary Privileges – Article 104A
Evolution of Freedom Of Press
Media During Emergency in India
Module Name : PRINT MEDIA REGULATORY FRAMEWORK
Legislature, Judiciary, Executive & The Media
Freedom of the Press – Related Case Studies
Press Council & The Power to Guarantee Freedom of Speech & Expression
Violation of the Official Secrets Act – The Case of Journalist Iftikhar Gilani
Journalists Checklist – Parliamentary Proceedings & Contempt of Courts
Advertising Laws For Print Media
Misleading and Comparative Advertisements in Print Media
Surrogate Advertising – Can you publish a liquor ad?
Case of Nirmal Baba – Drugs & Magic Remedies (What can you publish?)
Obscenity – The Tuff Shoes Ad & The Rog Poster
Commercial Use of Indian National Flag
Module Name : ENTERTAINMENT TV, NEWS AND CURRENT AFFAIRS
Ministry of Information & Broadcasting (MIB) Regulations – Entertainment TV
Parameters Regulating Programmes on TV
-Cable TV Network (Regulations) Act, 1995
-Programme Code under the Cable TV Network Regulations Rules 1994
-Indian Broadcasting Foundation (IBF) – What does it do?
-Self Regulation Guidelines & the Content Code
-Step-By-Step Procedure to Complain Against Programmes
-Broadcasting Content Complaints Council (BCCC)
Films on Television
-Telecast of Films on TV – Cable TV Act & Regulations
-Certification of Films & Approval – The 'Censor' Board
-Ref: The Cinematograph Act, 1952 & Certification Rules, 1983
Regulation of News
News Broadcasters Association (NBA)
Code of Ethics and Broadcasting Standards (NBA Code)
News Broadcasting Standards Regulations (NBSR)
TV Ads - Form, Content & Duration of Advertisements
Cable TV Network (Regulations) Act, 1995
Advertising Code under the Cable TV Network Regulations Rules 1994
Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) Regulations, 2012
Who governs Surrogate/Misleading Advertisements In India?
ASCI Code of Conduct
Surrogate Advertising (Prohibition) Bill, 2016
Case Studies on Disputes
Colgate or Pepsodent? A Take On Comparative Advertising & Disparagement
Trademarks Act, 1999 & Landmark Judgments
-Colgate v. Pepsodent (Delhi High Court – 2015)
-Head & Shoulders v. Clinic Plus (Delhi High Court)
Module Name : TELEVISION DISPUTES
Title Rights in TV Serials
Disputes on Obscene Content
Disputes on Format Rights
John Doe Orders
Module Name : FILM BROADCAST REGULATIONS
Copyright In Cinema
Copyright in Films (Including Photographs)
Selling/Lending Film
Accessibility to Public - Communication
Translations & Adaptations
Films - Compliances
Agreements – Co-Production, Services and Licensing (Ref: Copyright Law, 2012)
The 'Certification' Board or the 'Censor Board' (Ref: The Cinematograph Act, 1952 & Certification Rules, 1983
MIB Advisory on CBFC Certificate Before Trailers
MIB Advisory on Rash Driving
Film Certification
Step-by-Step Guide to Attain Certification from the Board
Do Apps like Netflix and Amazon Prime Video need film certification for original content?
Piracy (Videos and DVDs) & Online Leaks (Ref: Uplinking & Downlinking Guidelines)
Plagiarism - Does Hollywood Really 'Inspire'?
Entertainment Tax
Module Name : RADIO
Statutory Framework
Telegraph Act
IBF Self Regulation Guidelines
Association of Radio Operators for India (AROI)
MIB Advisories on Radio Channels
Module Name : DEFAMATION, BLASPHEMY, SEDITION & OBSCENITY IN MEDIA
Defamation Disputes
Defamation in Newspapers/Broadcast (Ref: Indian Penal Code & Tort Law)
Online Defamation - How Can You Enforce Your Rights?
Sedition & Blasphemy
Sedition Through Press & Broadcast (Ref: Indian Penal Code)
Online Sedition - The JNU Case
Disputes on Obscene Content (Obscenity since Ranjeet D. Udeshi's case)
Module Name : MUSIC RIGHTS & CONTRACTS, ENDORSEMENT, ARTIST AGREEMENTS, ENTERTAINMENT AND FILM
Synchronization of music, Adaptation rights, Licensing
Endorsement Agreements
Artist Agreements
Film Distribution and Commissioning of Services
Addendum and Novation Agreements to Artist Agreements
In-Film Integration
*Please note that the sequence of classes will not follow the sequence of modules. Class sequence is determined on the basis of learning needs. Also, the intention of the classes is not to teach you the same concepts and content which is already covered inside the modules, but advanced application of the concepts. You are expected to learn the basics by reading the study materials, and reach out to us actively in case of any doubts. The exercises are designed to make you feel uncomfortable as you learn to grapple with problems of practical relevance.
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This course is offered as a skill development course by a private company. LawSikho is India's leading online legal education provider and provides high quality legal courses that teaches you how to do practical legal work as required by the industry.
For any recruiter or client, what matters the most is whether you possess the relevant skills to match their needs and serve their interests. We will train your in rare and important skills that are highly in-demand and our initiative is one of a kind.
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Are hard copy study materials provided for reference or are there only online classes?
Students of LawSikho Diplomas will be provided hard copy materials within 30 days of your course commencement date.
However, online classes, videos, regulatory updates and periodic upgrades to the courses cannot be included in the hard copies. We will provide you with hard copy material for all important chapters. We keep adding many new chapters from time to time and there are restrictions on page numbers so all online material cannot be available in hard copy. We would keep adding new material online from time to time, so please do not expect all such material to be made available in hard copy also. You can use the hard copy materials for your reference, however, we recommend that you do not exclusively rely on hard copies for cracking the assessment test and the exercises. Please refer to the online library of materials from time to time.
Note: Hardcopy material is sent through Indian Speed Post (As more places are serviceable by post than courier), If your area is not serviceable and if you want to get hardcopy by courier send us a specific request, If this is not done and speed post bounces back then we need to levy the courier charge on you.
Are international students also sent hardcopy material?
If an international student require hardcopy material, they need to share their correct address and we will let them know the cost of courier which they need to pay and then the hardcopy will be dispatched. This is the process because the cost of international courier is very high compared to domestic courier within India (for domestic courier we have no additional charges). Some international students provide us with an Indian address for couriering hard copy material. In those cases, we charge nothing extra for courier.
How do I figure out if the Diploma course covers a specific topic I want to learn about?
A person can visit lawsikho.com and find the relevant course and see the course syllabus, learning objectives and even list of weekly exercises. You can also subscribe for free sample material. If more clarification about the course is needed, feel free to chat with our online chat specialist. You could also call us on our landline number, i.e. 011- 40845203 for further assistance.
How can I get access to a demo class?
We do not offer any demo classes. You will not be able to understand the quality of the course by attending a single class as the results we produce is done through a combination of many things - study material, assignments, personal feedback on assignments, and then finally class. The only way to experience the course is to take the course for a month, risk free, as we give no questions asked refund between the 30th and 45th day provided you attend all classes and solve all the assignments. Here is a link to our refund policy.
We are proud that in the last 12 months, only 2 people asked for refunds despite such a generous refund policy. This is because once you take the course, you realise that the course content and the learning is far more valuable than a few thousand rupees, and the money you earn from the knowledge or skills you learn in the course is many many times more than what you invest in the course.
Are there any minimum attendance requirements?
There are no minimum attendance requirements, as the course shall be taught online through a learning management system which allows you to pursue the course at your own pace and convenience.
Online Weekly Classrooms will be conducted for 40 minutes to an hour - Attendance is recommended. Feedbacks by our experts on your assignments submitted, is the goal of our sessions. Submitting a minimum of 50 exercises (40 exercises + 10 Writing assignments) is mandatory to pass the course. You would have 1 MCQ test for all Diploma courses which gets live in the 3rd month of course and is available till 13th month of batch commencement date i.e for 10 months time period, a student can attempt the test anytime in those 10 months but in one sitting of 2 hours.
Are there going to be classroom sessions?
Yes, in all our premium courses, there are live weekly classroom sessions. Apart from one session that is related to your course, sometimes you will be invited to attend extra free sessions on writing, networking or other relevant skills. However, the course is conducted through an online learning management system, which enables students to access study materials from anywhere in the world at their own time and convenience. Course materials will be accessible on the online learning management system which can be assessed on laptop/desktop and you can also access course on your phone by downloading the LawSikho app. Some course materials may be uploaded around the time of your class about the relevant issue. Apart from this, you will have access to significant hard copy material as well.
Live sessions on exercises shared will be conducted online on a weekly basis. Once or twice a month, you will also have a session on writing effective articles and networking skills. In total, students will have 5-6 live sessions every month. At times there could be extra sessions that are absolutely optional to attend.
Weekly online sessions will include feedback by our experts on the previous week's exercise and explanation of new concepts related to upcoming exercises.
What if I cannot attend the classroom sessions?
Attendance for sessions is not mandatory, but crucial for learning to perform exercises which add value. Students who miss the session can watch the recorded versions of the sessions conducted on the learning management system (LMS) and the assignment portal (anything that is easier for you, it is uploaded on both platforms). Recorded session will be added on LMS within three working days.
It is highly recommended that you complete weekly exercises. 80 exercises would be allocated in total out of which submitting a minimum of 40 exercises is mandatory. We will also allocate 10 writing assignments/articles submitting all the 10 articles is mandatory.
All study materials which includes text, videos, drafting exercises, templates and regular tests will be available only on the LMS and can be accessed using your login id for the LMS. The course can also be accessed through state of the art mobile Apps, which makes learning convenient and accessible on a real-time basis.
Can we take the tests at our convenience or are they going to be available only at a specific time on a particular day? What happens if I cannot take the tests at a specific time because of exams, internships or other commitments?
As candidates will be enrolling from across India and Abroad, the schedule of every candidate is likely to differ. To accommodate that, the test will be available on the online portal for a substantial period of time so that you can take them at your convenience. Everyone will be given sufficient opportunity to take these tests.
For Diploma courses, test get live in students account in the 3rd month of their batch starting date and is available till 13th month of batch starting date, so that people can attempt the test as per their convenience but in one sitting of 2 hours.
How are online MCQ test executed? Can I give the monthly tests and the final exam at home? Or do I need to go to an online centre?
The online MCQ is executed on the learning management system. You do not have to go to any special centers to take any test or exam. Test can be attempted by logging on to the online learning management system from your home or anywhere you wish. We recommend that you use a computer while giving these tests, as mobile phones are unreliable for giving tests.
How do I make a payment for any of the courses?
Payment for the course may be made using any of the following medium:
Online payment through Razorpay - Credit card, Debit Card, Netbanking, Amex
International students via Razorpay or Paypal
NEFT/ RTGS (online through your bank account) or offline
For further details on how to make payments, please visit our enrolment page or call on 011- 40845203 for assistance.
Are there any financing or EMI options for payment of the course fees?
If you have a credit card with one of the following banks, you can pay using an EMI option.
Indusland bank
Can the course fee be paid in installments?
A student can pay online before completion of 2 month or can send a cheque of INR 15,000/- in favor of "Addictive Learning Technology Pvt Ltd" within seven days from their enrollment and date of payment will be exactly two months from the batch commencement date.
Would live classes start from module 1?
Please do not expect us to teach you like college courses. Those are not effective. Our focus is on giving you a realistic experience of doing legal work. Hence you will get different exercises and assignments every week, and all relevant material to solve them. Please do not worry that you have not read other associated concepts. We are recreating the experience of working in a law firm or in-house legal department, and we found that this is the kind of training that works best. Live classes will relate to the week's assignments. You can read the modules from module 1, but we advise you to follow the courses according to where the assignments take you. By end of the year, you would have covered all the syllabus, and retain everything.
If it feels complicated and challenging midway, do not worry. The course is designed like this. You just need to stick to it, hold on for dear life and ride along as you ride a roller coaster. It is our responsibility that by the end you are satisfied and get all the results that you were promised. If you are not, you can hold us responsible. But please, please trust the course design and stick to it until the course gets over.
Are there any discounts available?
No, There are no discounts available. We do not believe in discounts, and never give one. Prices have only increased over time and not decreased.
How is the course administered?
The course starts on the commencement date for your batch. You would get access to all the study materials on the online learning management system which can be viewed on your computer or your mobile phone (Android & iOS). The study materials cannot be downloaded or printed.
You will be provided access to hard copy materials for reference within 30 (thirty) days. Videos and periodic updates cannot be provided in hard copy, hence hard copy materials are not recommended for a study to attempt exams. To stay updated with the latest developments, we strongly recommend that you study from online materials.
Every week, you will be given exercises to perform, which will be discussed in a live online classroom. You will need to perform a minimum of 50 exercises to complete the course successfully.
The courses will have one MCQ test, which will be available on the Learning Management System that can be accessed on your Laptop or Desktop.
You can attempt these tests anytime as per your convenience during specified time provided, only from your Laptop/Desktop and not from your mobile phones.
What is the passing criteria?
The passing criteria for any course is 40% of the total marks and completion of at least 50 weekly exercises (40 exercises + 10 writing articles)
What if a person fails to pass the course?
The MCQ test can be attempted only once. If you fail, you can attempt a re-examination on request once again without any extra payment and you can re-submit any of the 50 exercises (40 exercises + 10 writing articles) again with a deduction of 3 marks. For exercises which you have already submitted, and you do not wish to re-attempt, your marks will remain the same. We will give you an additional ten exercises to attempt so that you can increase your chances of completing the course successfully. It will also enhance your learning.
Doubts/ discussion forum
If you have any doubts or academic questions relating to the content, feel free to write on the discussion forum of the Lawsikho platform itself. Our concerned experts will respond to you within 24 to 48 hours. You can also write your queries to [email protected] our concerned executives will support you to get your queries resolved within 24 hours on working day.
Students will be added to the WhatsApp group on the batch commencement date. They can start having discussions with their batchmates and get updates regarding sessions and other details on WhatsApp group.
Classes and class timings
We ensure that class timings enable a maximum number of students to participate and take out time from work or college, while at the same time they are feasible for experts.
Classes will be of 40 minutes to 1-hour duration and will be held in any of the following time slots:
Weekdays: 8:00 pm - 9:00 pm IST
Saturdays: 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm IST
Sundays: 10:00 am - 6:00 pm IST
You will be informed of the class timings for the relevant week at least 48 hours before the class via email notifications and whatsapp messages. We will ensure we have a fixed timing for this class, for you to schedule your day well in advance according to it as far as possible.
Recordings of class sessions will be made available on the online learning management system for accessing within 48 hours of session conducted.
Diploma Despatch
Those who complete the Diploma successfully [(i.e. receive a minimum of 40% marks in all the assessments taken cumulatively and successfully solves at least 50%of all exercises) i.e - 40 exercises + 10 writing articles] will be awarded a degree certificate. Your Diploma certificate will reach you within 30 (thirty) days of course completion.
How is the course taught? Are the classes recorded? Is a person required to attend the classes online at a specific time, on a particular day? If so, what if a person is not able to participate in an online class on the specified date?
The course is designed keeping in mind that practising lawyers, entrepreneurs, working professionals and students will be taking up the course, hence the entire course will be taught online through materials uploaded on our learning management system allowing you to pursue the course at your time convenience. You can access missed classes through recordings as well.
I am likely to have a busy schedule this year, because of academics, co-curricular activities or enrollment in other courses like the CS course. Will this course be very demanding or time-consuming?
The course is designed keeping in mind the schedule of practising lawyers, working professionals, entrepreneurs and full-time students. The learnings are well spread out over a long period of time. There would be a specific learning objective every week, accompanied by two assignments. It takes about 8-10 hours of time for a person of average intelligence to complete all required activities of the course every week. You need to take this course one week at a time.
We do not guarantee that you could pass the course without putting in reasonable effort or attention but the exact amount of time that you would need to dedicate would depend on your ability to grasp the material.
Is it possible for a person who doesn't know the law to study on his own with the material given?
Yes, knowledge of the law is not a prerequisite to deriving value from the course. It is possible that what you learn in this course is entirely independent of any other course you have probably pursued or are pursuing. The course is designed keeping in mind that there will be many non-lawyers taking up this course. Only knowledge we assume is what one would expect to know after completing higher secondary school. All modules are reviewed from the perspective of a high school graduate and ensured that they are very easy to understand. To understand the course, you only require knowledge of English language and basic computer skills.
Is there a placement or internship assistance for candidates who enroll in the course?
There is an active placement assistance program available to students, which includes CV-writing, career guidance and sharing of relevant job and internship opportunities. Job and internship opportunities will be shared with students on WhatsApp group from time to time. Students who complete the exercises and perform well in exercises and classes, can be recommended to law firms, lawyers chambers and companies for jobs and internships. However, we do not guarantee any jobs or internships.
We have also started a career clinic for the benefit of the students, students can visit our office in Delhi or can seek career-related insights over phone or video chat on pre-designated days. More than 2000 positions have been shared with our students till date and hundreds have got placements and internships through us. Our students have been placed in various law firms and other organisations, as full-time employees and have obtained multiple opportunities for internships under the programme. How many opportunities you get will depend on your efforts in the course, and if you do the course well, you will be able to find jobs on your own as well.
We will also provide you a career development course free of cost if you need. Just ask our customer support if and when you need it, after you have participated in at least 3 months of classes.
We also help you to enhance your CV by writing and publishing articles, and give you networking exercises and coaching, so that you can build your own professional network. Building your own professional network can make amazing opportunities available to you that you cannot even imagine today.
What is unique about Lawsikho courses? Why should I not take up any other online law course provided by other websites or a University, especially if it is significantly cheaper?
How the courses are created and its philosophy - we are aiming to create extraordinary lawyers, and have the support of the legal industry in doing so. You will find no other course which is as practical, provides as much personal attention to every student, or as many opportunities.
Syllabus, coverage and approach to issues - we do not spoon feed you, but make you experience what you will experience when you are going to work at top law firms or big in-house legal departments. You will be prepared for the best and the worst. You will learn to deal with any legal issues, even the ones we didn't teach you about, because that is how our course is designed.
Live Exercises - Pilots are put on simulators to practice flying before they are given an actual aircraft to fly. That is how our courses work as well. Even before you start dealing with real life cases and matters, we train you on how to do such work through simulation exercises. This experience is invaluable for ambitious lawyers. Think of our courses like an online gym or a martial arts dojo for learning legal skills that will make you amazingly successful.
Personalized support - you can ask questions in the learning management system, can interact with us on whatsapp groups and even call us when you are struggling. We are here to work with you to make you succeed.
Placement assistance - Do you know any other course where you get this level of placement assistance? Law firms and companies love to hire our students because it is very hard to find such highly trained talent. Ask our graduate students! Also, we make you write articles, publish and you end up enhancing your CV and networking with a lot of people. This provides you with next level opportunities in your career.
Doubt-clearing weekly exercises - Doubts are cleared on a weekly basis. If you can't wait, post your doubts inside the module itself, our experts reply within one working day.
What will be the grading system?
Grading system: Students will be graded according to the following grading system:
F (Fail) < 240
C+ 241 to 360
B+ 361 to 480
A+ 481 to 600
What if I want to migrate from one course to another?
Migration from one course to another is possible, but student should reach and email the support team within 10 days from the enrollment date. Any requests after 10 days will not be accepted.
What if I want to migrate from one batch to another batch?
Yes, you can migrate from one batch to another after paying a migration fee of INR 2000/- (or as per the prescribed fee pertaining at the time of migration), and the difference in the course fee between the admitted batch and transferee batch, if any. If migrated, the work or assignments submitted earlier by you will not be considered.
What if I am unable to complete the course in time?
A student is given a total time of 14 months from his batch commencement date to submit the minimum number of required assignments, if they fail to do so, they can submit their pending assignments after the 14th month with a extension fee of Rs 2000/- They will get 4 months grace period to submit their pending assignments after paying the late fee. For those wanting to submit the assignments after 15 months from their course commencement date, will not be allowed to pay late fees, they will have to migrate to the future batch within 3 years from the enrollment date after paying the migration fee and following the rules of migration.
Do you conduct exams after completing the course?
Exams are conducted during the course duration only, not after the completion of course.
Is this course recognized by any third party or Govt Authority?
LawSikho courses are offered by a private company as a solution to learn practical skills. There is no recognition, no accreditation and no affiliation from government or any University or any third party.
What if I don't perform the weekly exercises?
Weekly exercises are very important to learn the practical aspects for which you joined the course. You get sufficient time to complete those. In case you can't complete within due date you get an extension to complete them with deduction of few marks. But if at least 50% of weekly exercises (40 exercises + 10 writing assignments) are not completed you will not get a certificate of course and the value for which you joined the course either.
Does the certificate have marks or grade mentioned
Certificate mentions the Grade on it. If a student wants to know their scores they can write to [email protected] and get that.
Is there any written exam at the end of the course?
Yes, You will have to attempt just one MCQ test at the end of the course.
What if we submit all assignments but miss the MCQ?
Completing assignments and MCQ test is mandatory to clear the course. If that is not done you won't get the certificate of the course.
If the course is not recognised how is it useful?
There are many certified courses in the market, including LLB which is a qualifying criteria for becoming a lawyer. The problem is that even after doing them, people do not have requisite advanced level practical skills needed to succeed. You can learn these things from our courses. Our students who are already working earn over 1 lakh rupees per month in an average. That should give you an idea about what is so beneficial about our courses!
What is online live class?
These are video conference based classes that you can attend from mobile, tablet and personal computer through an application. You can see the teacher and the teacher can see you. You can even share your screen with the teacher for comments if the teacher requests and the teacher can show you his or her screen. You can see other people attending the class also. There is usually a lot of discussions amongst the students and teachers in the class. It is very much like a live classroom except that you do not have to travel to access the class, you can access it on the go as long as you have internet and a device.
Can I get personal guidance in working on assignments which I find difficult?
We will point you out the relevant reading material as well as templates and precedences you need to solve an assignment. You can also freely discuss with other students in the course WhatsApp group. You can post queries in the learning management system as well while working on assignments. During the live sessions you can ask questions to expert and get your issue resolved. Sometimes it may be possible to schedule a call with evaluators and discuss with them but this is at the discretion of the evaluator and at a time of his or her convenience. We cannot handle unlimited calls with every small question, you have to respect the time and availability of the evaluators also. For that you already have the learning management system as well as WhatsApp group where you can post an unlimited number of doubts.
How is our training methodology unique and industry proven? Is it endorsed by the legal industry in India or abroad?
Our training methodology is unique. While it is not endorsed by any outside authority, the success of our students speaks for itself. Our methodology is described in detail in the previous questions. The legal industry loves to hire our students who have gone through the entire training we have provided. Major companies have been hiring us to train their legal teams and managerial executives with cutting edge legal courses. This is the proof of our success.
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