Awareness of IPR and Plagiarism Issues among Research Scholars of Bangalore University: A Case Study

Where the Current society is looking eagle eye on productive expansion for the ecological Growth, in task of Intellectual property rights are more influenced and recommended for the revolution of Information and Communication Technology. The copyright act has been depicted more seriously in predominant on Academic Institutions for research work and publications. The Scholarly writing or academic writing is one of the major criteria for quality research, in the present knowledge society. Where all the scholarly contents and Intellectual output of the host Institutes are facing difficulties while producing the quality of research. Where in researchers should have elementary knowledge about various Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) and related issues. Flow of content is the preliminary Understanding for the IPR Regulations and sustenance, the research scholars are the main notice for extraction of relevant information from the Universe with regards to plagiarism issues. In observation of this study leads, low rate of participation of research scholars in IPR, is a major issue for the success of IPR Knowledge. Lack of awareness and confusion about copyright issues are the known barriers in research scholar’s participation and their understandings. This paper reports the results of a survey among Research Scholars of Bangalore University and covering about different aspects of IPR