IPR Policy | M.S. Ramaiah University of Applied Sciences

Student,Project — Undergraduate and Postgraduate

Ph.D. Research

Sponsored Research Projects and Consultancy Arrangements

During Teaching / Learning, On campus Activity

Intellectual Property Generated by a non-member of the University, but entered into an agreement with University for communication of Patent / IPR

Inventor(s)	Student's & Project Supervisor's	Research Scholar & Project Supervisor's	Research Team	Student's and/or Member of Staff	Third Party	Inventor(s)
Patent Owner	University	University	Sponsoring Agency or University or Joint ownership	University	Third Party & University	Patent Owner

Expenses related to the filing and awarding of the patent will be borne by the University.
Those interested in the commercialisation of University-owned IPR should enter into an agreement with the University. The University may appoint consultants or patent commercialisation organisations for this purpose. The terms of the agreements will be negotiated in each instance on a case-by-case basis.
In Category 5, the commercialisation of the IPR will be the subject matter of a separate agreement between the University and the inventor/s.
The University reserves the right in its absolute discretion to decide upon whether to file an application for the award of patents or not.
On commercialization of a patent, the net revenue (after dedication of all expenses incurred) generated by the University may be shared with the inventor/s. The percentage given to the inventors normally ranges between 15 to 25% of the net revenue.
For all situations described in Clause 1 above, an empowered committee — constituted by the Vice Chancellor — will be the final authority to make decisions with respect to technology, commercialisation agreement, revenue sharing percentages, and other commercial and legal aspects of such agreements.

Admission 2023

Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) Policy