By team abhyaspeeth 
Abhyspeeth Education Desk
Jalgaon : In a step toward promoting innovation and awareness in the field of intellectual property, Kavayitri Bahinabai Chaudhari North Maharashtra University (KBCNMU) is all set to host a one-day national-level symposium titled ‘IPR Samagam’ on April 26, 2025, coinciding with World Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) Day.
The event is expected to bring together students, researchers, academicians, and budding entrepreneurs for a day filled with insightful sessions on the importance of intellectual property in today’s knowledge-driven economy.
In a world where ideas and innovation are valuable assets, understanding how to protect those assets is more important than ever. KBCNMU has been at the forefront of IPR education in Maharashtra, and ‘IPR Samagam’ is yet another initiative that reflects the university’s commitment to empowering minds through knowledge and legal awareness.
The day-long event will feature:
Expert sessions on patents, copyrights, trademarks, and trade secrets
Workshops on how to file a patent and draft IPR documents
Panel discussions with legal experts, entrepreneurs, and faculty members
Interactive Q&A sessions for participants to directly engage with IPR professionals
Speakers from reputed institutions and industries will offer practical insights into how protecting intellectual property can benefit research, startups, and innovation-driven careers.
KBCNMU has previously conducted IPR workshops focusing on patent drafting and intellectual property strategy for academic research. The upcoming symposium builds on this foundation and aims to bridge the gap between theory and application for students and researchers alike.
How to Participate
Students, faculty members, and interested professionals can find detailed event information and registration links on the KBCNMU official website. Early registration is recommended as seats may be limited.
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