Registered Valuer (IBBI) — Step-by-Step Roadmap
Your journey, phase by phase
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Phase 1 · After Class 12 Get the right degree Matched to the asset class you want.
- Engineering for plant & machinery.
- CA/CS/CMA/MBA-finance for securities or financial assets.
- Civil engineering or architecture for land & building.
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Phase 2 · Years of work Build experience In valuation, audit, engineering or finance, as the Rules require.
- The Companies (Registered Valuers and Valuation) Rules, 2017 set the minimum years of experience for each qualification.
- Experience can come from valuation, audit, engineering or finance work.
- Valuation advisory teams in consulting firms offer salaried roles.
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Phase 3 · Before the exam Join an RVO and take its course IBBI publishes the list of recognised Registered Valuers Organisations.
- Enrol with an IBBI-recognised RVO.
- Complete its 50-hour educational course.
- The course certificate is uploaded when you enrol for the exam.
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Phase 4 · Per asset class IBBI valuation exam Separate exams for each asset class.
- Separate exams for land & building, plant & machinery, and securities or financial assets.
- IBBI publishes and regularly reviews the curriculum for each asset class.
- You can register in more than one class if you meet the eligibility and pass each exam.
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Phase 5 · After passing Register and practise Register with IBBI, then practise with continuing education every year.
- Apply to IBBI for registration, then complete continuing education every year.
- Work comes from insolvency professionals, companies, banks, courts and tribunals; most valuers earn per valuation report.
- Often combined with CA/CMA practice, engineering consultancy or real-estate advisory; complex insolvency and M&A valuations pay well.
Verify on the official source
Exam dates, fees, paper patterns and eligibility rules are revised by the regulator from time to time. Treat this roadmap as your map, and confirm the current rules on the official site before you register or pay any fee.