Trademark registration for a Private Limited company is the legal procedure that grants exclusive rights over a brand name, logo, or symbol used in commerce, ensuring legal protection and brand identity. Private Limited companies can apply for trademarks under the Trade Marks Act, 1999, by submitting an application to the Trade Marks Registry along with the prescribed fees. The application must include the company’s name, address, details of the trademark, class of goods or services, and a clear representation of the mark. After filing, the application is assigned a diary number and examined for conflicts or objections. If the examination report is clear and no oppositions are filed, the trademark is published in the Trade Marks Journal, and a registration certificate is issued. Trademark registration protects against unauthorized use, strengthens the company’s brand presence, and provides legal recourse in case of infringement. Professional guidance is recommended to ensure correct classification, accurate documentation, and timely responses to examination reports or objections. Registering a trademark helps Private Limited companies maintain brand reputation, legal protection, and commercial advantages in the competitive market.