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Course 2 — Drafting

NDA Drafting Masterclass

Six modules on how NDAs actually work under Indian law — from choosing the right structure to spotting the clauses that will hurt you. Written for lawyers reviewing their first NDA, founders signing one without counsel, and in-house teams who want to do better than a Google search.

6 reading modules 3 quizzes approx 2.5 hr Free certificate Available now

Course modules

01
What an NDA Actually Does
Reading module · approx 12 min
02
Defining Confidential Information
Reading module · approx 14 min
03
Core Obligations and Permitted Disclosures
Reading module · approx 14 min
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Quiz 1 — Mid-Course
Quiz · 5 questions · pass at 70%
04
Term, Survival, and Termination
Reading module · approx 13 min
05
Remedies and Enforcement in India
Reading module · approx 14 min
06
Red Flags When Reviewing an NDA
Reading module · approx 12 min
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Quiz 2 — Final Assessment
Final assessment · 10 questions · pass at 70%
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Quiz 3 — Advanced (Optional)
Quiz · 5 questions · pass at 70%

What you will learn

By the end of this course you will be able to identify the right NDA structure for a given situation, draft or critique a definition of confidential information, understand what the non-disclosure and non-use obligations actually require, spot the clauses that regularly cause problems in Indian commercial practice, and know how Indian courts approach NDA enforcement — including the injunction vs damages asymmetry that shapes every negotiation.

Who this course is for

Lawyers reviewing their first few NDAs who want a structured foundation. Founders and startup operators who sign NDAs regularly without legal review. In-house counsel and legal ops professionals who want a faster, more confident review process. Business development and M&A professionals who see NDAs as the entry document into every deal.

Prerequisite: familiarity with the Indian Contract Act, 1872 at the level of the Verbatra Course 1 (Indian Contract Law Essentials) is assumed but not required. Module 1 briefly recaps the relevant contract law foundation.