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Registered Valuer (IBBI) — Valuing Property, Plant & Securities

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A Registered Valuer gives the independent valuations that the Companies Act and the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code require — for mergers, insolvency cases and share issues. The Insolvency and Bankruptcy Board of India (IBBI) registers valuers in three asset classes after they join a Registered Valuers Organisation (RVO), complete a 50-hour educational course and pass IBBI's valuation exam.

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Regulator
IBBI [1]
Asset classes
Land & building · Plant & machinery · Securities [1]
Training
50-hour RVO course [1]
Exam
IBBI valuation exam [1]
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Andhra Pradesh1
Assam4
Bihar2
Chandigarh3
Chhattisgarh3
Delhi NCR4
Gujarat11
Haryana4
Jammu & Kashmir3
Jharkhand2
Karnataka3
Kerala6
Madhya Pradesh3
Maharashtra5
Meghalaya1
Odisha6
Puducherry2
Punjab5
Rajasthan3
Tamil Nadu4
Telangana5
Uttar Pradesh6
Uttarakhand4
West Bengal3
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Andhra Pradesh7
Assam4
Bihar5
Chandigarh7
Chhattisgarh4
Delhi NCR44
Gujarat27
Haryana13
Jammu & Kashmir1
Jharkhand7
Karnataka25
Kerala16
Madhya Pradesh15
Maharashtra38
Meghalaya3
Odisha7
Puducherry3
Punjab10
Rajasthan17
Tamil Nadu27
Telangana13
Uttar Pradesh17
Uttarakhand11
West Bengal11
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Overview

What does a Registered Valuer do?

  • Registered Valuers value assets where the law requires an independent valuer — insolvency resolutions, mergers, share issues and other company transactions.
  • There are three asset classes: Land and Building, Plant and Machinery, and Securities or Financial Assets.
  • A valuation report must follow valuation standards and can be examined by regulators and courts.
Fit check

Who should become a Registered Valuer

✔ Ideal for you if…

  • Already have (or plan) a CA, CMA, engineering or architecture background.
  • Like numbers, markets and careful judgement.
  • Want an independent professional practice.

✖ Reconsider if…

  • Want a job straight after Class 12 — this needs a degree and experience first.
  • Dislike regulatory scrutiny of your work.
  • Prefer purely creative or field work.
Eligibility

What you need, stage by stage

  • A degree or professional qualification relevant to the asset class (for example engineering for plant & machinery, CA/CS/CMA/MBA-finance for securities).
  • The minimum years of experience the Rules set for that qualification.
  • Membership of an IBBI-recognised RVO and completion of its 50-hour educational course.
  • Pass the IBBI valuation examination for that asset class, then apply for registration.
Step-by-step

Your full path to becoming a Registered Valuer

  1. Step 1

    Get the right degree

    Matched to the asset class you want.

  2. Step 2

    Build experience

    In valuation, audit, engineering or finance, as the Rules require.

  3. Step 3

    Join an RVO

    IBBI publishes the list of recognised RVOs.

  4. Step 4

    50-hour educational course

    Run by the RVO; the certificate is needed to enrol for the exam.

  5. Exam gate

    IBBI valuation exam

    Per asset class.

  6. Licence

    Register with IBBI

    Then practise, with continuing education every year.

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Eligibility, exams and cycles, training and final qualification for Registered Valuer, in order, with official links.

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Exams & licences

IBBI valuation examination

Per asset classSeparate exams for land & building, plant & machinery and securities or financial assets. [1]
Course firstThe RVO's 50-hour course certificate is uploaded when enrolling for the exam. [1]
CurriculumIBBI publishes the curriculum for each asset class and reviews it regularly. [1]
Indicative figures

Registered Valuer pay in India

Pay varies a lot by employer, city and whether you practise independently; these are broad, commonly reported ranges, not guarantees.

Practice incomeFee per assignment

Most registered valuers earn per valuation report.

FirmsSalaried roles

Valuation advisory teams in consulting firms.

Senior valuersHigh

Complex insolvency and M&A valuations pay well.

Where they work

Employers & growth path

Work comes fromInsolvency professionals, companies, banks, courts and tribunals
EmployersValuation and advisory firms, Big 4 and mid-size consultancies, banks
Often combined withCA/CMA practice, engineering consultancy or real-estate advisory
Honest take

Advantages and disadvantages

Advantages

  • Statutory role with steady demand.
  • Builds on an existing CA/CMA/engineering career.
  • Independent practice possible.

Disadvantages

  • Needs prior degree and experience.
  • Regulatory scrutiny and liability.
  • Continuing education and RVO fees.
Related careers
Insolvency ProfessionalIBBI-registered resolution workView guide
CMACost & management accountingView guide
Chartered Accountant (CA)Audit, tax & valuationView guide
Civil EngineeringLand & building valuation baseView guide
Good to know

Frequently asked questions

Land and Building, Plant and Machinery, and Securities or Financial Assets.
Yes. You enrol with an IBBI-recognised Registered Valuers Organisation and complete its 50-hour course before the exam.
Yes, if you meet the eligibility and pass the exam for each class.

*Pay figures are indicative unless they quote an official pay level, and rules change: confirm eligibility, dates and fees on the official websites listed under Sources before you act.

Sources & verification

Where these facts come from

Rules, exams and rankings on this page are taken from the official bodies below. Always confirm dates and fees on the official website before you act.

  1. Insolvency and Bankruptcy Board of India (IBBI) (opens in a new tab) Valuation examinations, curriculum, RVOs and registration FAQs
  2. Companies (Registered Valuers and Valuation) Rules, 2017 — Ministry of Corporate Affairs (opens in a new tab) Qualification and experience required for each asset class
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**Sources — Registered Valuer (IBBI) — Valuing Property, Plant & Securities (https://emargdarshan.com/registered-valuer.html)**
1. [Insolvency and Bankruptcy Board of India (IBBI)](https://ibbi.gov.in/) — Valuation examinations, curriculum, RVOs and registration FAQs
2. [Companies (Registered Valuers and Valuation) Rules, 2017 — Ministry of Corporate Affairs](https://www.mca.gov.in/) — Qualification and experience required for each asset class

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