A total of 90,000 participants across the country took part in the exam held to fill 550 positions in the Ministry of Commerce and Industry. The National Testing Agency released the results of this exam on Saturday, June 15, revealing many successful candidates. Among them is Mahendra Kumar Pandey, a resident of Barkachhakalan village in the Mirzapur district of Uttar Pradesh. He has earned a prestigious position as a patent officer in the Ministry of Commerce and Industry. According to Local 18 Madhya Pradesh, Mahendra achieved this success without coaching, preparing diligently in his room while staying in Delhi.
Mahendra Pandey has studied till class 12th from Jaunpur and pursued his Bachelor of Technology degree from Ghaziabad. After getting the BTech degree, Mahendra pursued a Master of Technology degree as well from Jodhpur. His father Sheshmani Pandey and grandfather Kamla Prasad Pandey have worked as head constables in the Uttar Pradesh police.
Mahendra credited his career accomplishments to his father and family. According to him, without their support, he would have never fulfilled his dream. The Mirzapur resident said that his father and grandfather wanted him to achieve something big in life. To fulfill this aim, he prepared vigorously for two years and studied every day, without going to coaching. After continuous and strenuous efforts, he has achieved success. Mahendra also gave some tips for the students preparing for their competitive examinations. According to him, the students should study for the exams without pressure. He also advised them not to get distracted by anything and single-mindedly concentrate on studying.
What is the work of a Patent Officer?
1. A patent officer has to oversee the patent examination activities, manage resources, and make critical decisions.
2. The officer is also responsible for the overall administration and policy formulation related to patents.
Patent Officer’s Salary
The average salary range for Controller General of Patents, Designs, and Trademarks patent examiners in India varies depending on the level of experience and qualifications. On average, entry-level patent examiners can expect a salary range of Rs 40,000 to Rs 60,000 per month. With experience and promotions, this range can increase significantly, reaching up to Rs 1,00,000 per month or more.
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