EARLY BIRD OFFER
OPPORTUNITY TO BECOME A REGISTERED VALUER UNDER THE COMPANIES ACT
50 HOURS MEP FOR IBBI EXAMINATIONS
30th BATCH OF 50 HOURS MEP FOR IBBI EXAMINATIONS WITH FULL FEE REFUND FACILITIES
STARTING AUGUST-SEPTEMBER 2025
AS PER THE NEW SYLLABUS
ONLINE + STUDY MATERIAL + ENROLMENT FEE
WHAT GOOGLE SAYS ABOUT CEV IAF RVO
(VALID FOR ENROLLMENT UP TO THE FIRST 50 CANDIDATES)
ALL INDIA ONLINE 50 hrs Education Course Program as per revised IBBI syllabus is under the banner of the most trusted, economical, transparent & members-friendly RVO… CEV IAF RVO
WEEKEND BATCH SCHEDULE FOR 50 HRS EDUCATIONAL COURSE UNDER RULE 5(1) FOR REGISTRATION AS VALUERS
Subject to amendment/continuity to IBBI (Online Delivery of Educational Course and Continuing Professional Education by Registered Valuers Organisations) Guidelines, 2020.
CEV ANNOUNCES AWARDS / SCHOLARSHIPS FOR ITS MEMBERS
OPPORTUNITY TO GET FULL FEE BACK FOR EDUCATIONAL COURSES, ALONG WITHA CERTIFICATE OF EXCELLENCE
AWARDS/SCHOLARSHIPS FOR MEMBERS
| SR. | DESCRIPTION | AWARD |
| 1 | Members cleared the valuation examination within one week of completing the educational course & Registered with IBBI | Rs. 10,000/-& Certificate of Excellence. |
| 2 | Members cleared the valuation examination within two weeks of completing the educational course & Registered with IBBI | Rs. 5,000/-& Certificate of Excellence. |
| 3 | Members cleared the valuation examination within three weeks of completing the educational course & Registered with IBBI | Rs. 2,000/-& Certificate of Excellence. |
This landmark announcement of CEV opened new doors of opportunity for members of other professional organizations too because these organizations will soon be starting to follow the footprints of CEV to announce such awards in line with CEV for the benefit of their members.
BEST RVO TO JOIN TO BECOME A REGISTERED VALUER UNDER COMPANIES ACT-2013
To register with the Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA) as a valuer, individuals aged 50 and above need to meet specific eligibility criteria, primarily focused on experience rather than age-based exemptions from exams. While age is a factor, it’s not a barrier to registration if other requirements are met.
Here’s a breakdown of the process:
- Eligibility Criteria:
- Age: The minimum age for registration is 25, but there is no upper age limit.
- Experience: Applicants above 50 years of age are generally not required to clear the valuation examination if they have at least 10 valuation assignments with assets exceeding five crore rupees in the past three years.
- Qualifications:The applicant should possess appropriate qualifications as prescribed by the relevant regulations (Companies (Registered Valuers and Valuation) Rules, 2017).
- Other Requirements:Sound mind, no bankruptcy, and Indian residency are also mandatory.
- Registration Process:
- Join an RVO: Become a member of a Registered Valuers Organisation (RVO).
- Educational Course: Complete the mandatory 50-hour educational course in the relevant asset class.
- Valuation Examination: Pass the valuation examination for the chosen asset class, unless exempted due to experience (for those 50+).
- Application Submission: Submit Form A (online) along with necessary documents and fees to the RVO.
- RVO Recommendation: The RVO will verify the application and forward it to the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Board of India (IBBI).
- IBBI Processing: The IBBI will process the application for registration.
- Key Points:
- No Age-Based Exemption from Education/Examination:
The mandatory 50-hour education course is still required.
- Form Submission and Fees:
Form A, along with supporting documents and fees, must be submitted to the RVO.
- Online Process:
The entire process, from application to fee payment, is generally conducted online.
In summary, individuals aged 50 and above can register as valuers, but they need to demonstrate relevant experience and meet the other eligibility criteria. The valuation examination might not be waived for those with sufficient experience; the educational course is also mandatory.
