You can actually copy exact information. The idea is only to structure the patent application in the relevant sections. Please go through the 4 sample videos and you will know what to do.
@@SomeinaIPR We have discussed a framework approach to structure the answers- you are free to do as much experimenting as the time allows. You can edit the language if you wish to.
Sir, here mentioning short forms like PET bottle , is correct in exam point of view? One of my colleague told that only abbreviations r recommended in title, which is correct , plz clarify me
Sir, one more doubt on this question abt the writing claim, here the mixing ratio of silver zeolite powder given as 20-25 % by weight , whether v should mention this in one of the claim? Mentioning Exact information abt this kind of values, is advisable ?
@@shanthalakshmik6884in this invention - the novel point was introduction of silver zeolite as the component for the first time. Therefore, this should form part of claim 1. In the dependent claim, you can provide more information about the exact composition - usually, one dependent claim gives out range and then another dependent claim gives out exact range that you wish to propose. Again, for the scope of the exam, writing a well structured claim is the priority - not getting a claim that give you the best coverage - because that will require a lot of brain storming.
The exact information from the question paper need to be copied or some sort of modification needs to be done?
You can actually copy exact information. The idea is only to structure the patent application in the relevant sections. Please go through the 4 sample videos and you will know what to do.
Even I have the same Qn. Thanks for the correct information.
@@SomeinaIPR We have discussed a framework approach to structure the answers- you are free to do as much experimenting as the time allows. You can edit the language if you wish to.
Sir, here mentioning short forms like PET bottle , is correct in exam point of view? One of my colleague told that only abbreviations r recommended in title, which is correct , plz clarify me
Non-standard terms should be elaborated. If they have provided full forms, please use those.
Tq sir
Sir, one more doubt on this question abt the writing claim, here the mixing ratio of silver zeolite powder given as 20-25 % by weight , whether v should mention this in one of the claim? Mentioning Exact information abt this kind of values, is advisable ?
@@shanthalakshmik6884in this invention - the novel point was introduction of silver zeolite as the component for the first time. Therefore, this should form part of claim 1. In the dependent claim, you can provide more information about the exact composition - usually, one dependent claim gives out range and then another dependent claim gives out exact range that you wish to propose.
Again, for the scope of the exam, writing a well structured claim is the priority - not getting a claim that give you the best coverage - because that will require a lot of brain storming.
@@AbhayPorwal tq so much sir