FICCI Courses & Certifications Online

The courses offered at FICCI IPEC vary in their respective prices. The general trend is observed that the fee structure falls into two categories:

Student Fee: A reduced fee structure is available to enrolled students in academic programs.

Industry/Other Fee: This is a more general fee charged to professionals and others who are not currently registered students.

For instance, the courses generally range from INR 5,500 - 13,500 plus 18% GST. The detailed course fee is mentioned on the course page.

The duration of  FICCI IPEC courses generally varies from 4 to 8 weeks, depending on the selected program. Individual courses give you the convenience of flexibility in study material and assignments. However, webinars, online lectures, and assessments are scheduled periodically to keep the momentum of structured learning. The flexibility provided by this course allows professionals and students to make necessary adjustments due to other commitments while deriving benefits from expert-led sessions and timely evaluations.

FICCI IPEC offers its courses in partnership with senior industry professionals, experts in the IP field, and the best academicians. Instructors are renowned field experts, bringing years of practical experience and insight into course content. Advisory and Academic Councils, comprising members from national and international laws and practices of IP, help ensure that what learners receive is up-to-date knowledge with a realistic approach. In learning from the leading lights of the domain of IPRs, you will be assured of understanding theoretical aspects, best practices, and insights related to the industry.

FICCI IPEC courses are designed to be inclusive and cater to a wide range of learners. The general eligibility criteria are:

• Students from disciplines such as law, science, and engineering.

• IP professionals, lawyers, and patent agents are looking to deepen their understanding of intellectual property laws and practices.

• Industry professionals from sectors such as mechanical, electronics, computer science, and chemical who are involved in IP-related work.

• Startups and MSMEs interested in IP commercialization strategies.

• Research and Development (R&D) professionals and individuals from scientific domains involved in innovation and IP management.