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A patent gives an individual or business the exclusive right to prevent others from making, using, selling, or importing their invention without permission. To safeguard their innovative ideas from misuse, inventors often file for patents. However, patent registration in India can be complex and time-consuming. Thankfully, Sperso Filings offers a simple, hassle-free process to complete patent registration quickly and efficiently.
Patent rights in India are governed by the Patents Act, 1970, amended in 2005 to align with global standards. Patents are granted for new, inventive, non-obvious, and industrially applicable innovations. The process includes filing, examination, and publication of the application. After review, the patent may be approved or rejected. Once granted, the patent holder gains exclusive rights to make, sell, and use the invention for a specified period.
Patent registration in India grants exclusive rights to an inventor or owner for a specific period, usually 20 years, preventing others from making, using, or selling the invention without consent. In exchange, the inventor must fully disclose the invention’s details for public knowledge and future development. Sperso Filings simplifies this process with expert online filing support.
Patent registration in India allows protection for products, processes, and methods, including chemicals, drugs, pharmaceuticals, software, and improvements to existing inventions. The invention must be novel, non-obvious, and industrially applicable.
Patent applications are filed at the appropriate Patent Office using Form-1 and a provisional/complete specification with the applicable fee. Jurisdiction depends on:
A trademark protects anything that helps identify and distinguish the source of a product or service—like a brand name, logo, symbol, or design. The protection lasts as long as the trademark is actively used in business.
A patent protects new inventions, such as products, processes, methods, or machines. The protection usually lasts for 20 years.
Copyright protects original creative works like books, songs, movies, art, and photographs. Copyright generally lasts for the lifetime of the author plus 70 years.
No, a patent registered in India is valid only within India. To get protection in other countries, you must file separate patent applications in those countries within 12 months of the Indian filing date.
A granted patent in India is valid for 20 years from the date of filing.
Patent renewal involves paying a required fee to keep the patent valid. This fee must be paid every year before the patent expires.
Patent assignment means transferring the rights of a patent from the original owner to someone else through a legal agreement.
The patent registration cost includes government and professional fees. The official filing fee is:
Professional fees for drafting may range from ₹20,000 to ₹35,000.
Sperso Filings offers reliable and expert services for patent registration. With an experienced team of patent professionals, the platform handles everything—from patent searches to application filing and securing the registration certificate. The easy-to-use online system lets you track your application status anytime. With clear pricing and affordable fees, Sperso Filings ensures great value for inventors and businesses looking to protect their innovations.
The inventor, their legal representative, or an assignee.
₹1,600 for individuals, ₹4,000 for small entities, and ₹8,000 for large entities (official fee).
Utility, Design, and Plant patents.
The Indian Patent Office.
20 years from the date of filing.
Title, abstract, description, claims, and drawings (if any).
Yes, the applicant gets an opportunity to be heard.
It provides legal protection and exclusive rights over the invention.
No, it is valid only in India unless filed internationally.
Yes, through the official Indian Patent Office website.
By filing a PCT (Patent Cooperation Treaty) application.
Novelty, inventive step, and industrial applicability.
Yes, the invention must not be disclosed publicly before filing.
No, you must request examination separately.
20 years from the filing date.
A patent for improvements or modifications of an existing invention.
A unique number given after the grant of the patent.
A check to see if a similar invention already exists.
The inventor or the person/company to whom the rights are assigned.
By filing through the Indian Patent Office's e-filing system.
Patent: Protects inventions.
Copyright: Protects creative works.
Trademark: Protects brand names, logos.
No, but registration offers legal evidence in disputes.
For the first time in over a decade, the total number of domestic patent filings in India has surpassed the number of foreign filings. This remarkable milestone was shared by Prime Minister Narendra Modi during his monthly radio program Mann Ki Baat.
The Indian Institute of Science (IISc), Bangalore alone has filed and registered over 145 patents. These figures clearly reflect India’s growing focus on research, development, and innovation in recent years, especially during 2025–2026.