The main objective of starting the course is to impart formal, in-depth and focused education in valuation. Many changes have been witnessed in the valuation profession since its inception. Earlier in 60’s, license was received under the wealth tax Act, to practice merely because of a degree in Architecture or Engineering with minimum of 10 years of practice in our respective profession with further inputs in valuation while we grew in our profession. Most of the earlier Real Estate Valuers were retired engineers from Govt. service and this profession was considered as an add-on profession post-retirement. Similarly, Valuers for Securities or Financial assets came with only a commerce background. These things started changing with time as almost all cities and states started exploding with development and required services of far more valuers as an independent practising professional. Government policies and priorities also changed rapidly putting our nation on global platform compelling valuation professionals to be abreast with knowledge and practice followed all over the world. In this situation, the Government of India took the first step by creating a body of a Regulator for this profession namely IBBI [Insolvency and Bankruptcy Board of India] who was entrusted with a formal examination of  Valuers before issuing License to any Valuer.

These courses will be taught by senior academic faculty and professionals offering a distinct advantage to the students taking admission to each course.

The syllabus is primarily based on IBBI syllabus with a few additional subjects to help professionals with distinct subjects such as Valuation for banks as well as Valuation for Capital Gain Tax.