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Anyone pursued certificate course on valuation?

Ravi Rawat (Chartered Accountant) (116 Points)

09 September 2011

HI,

Anyone who has purued Certificate Course on Valuation conducted by ICAI?

Is it worth doing?

What is the scope?

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Jaishankar M. Talreja (Part of the top management in a not for profit (India's 1st fair trade label)) (29 Points)
Replied 26 September 2011

Ravi, hi

I attended the course in 2009 in Mumbai. If you take it seriously (e.g. attend all the lectures, interact with faculty beyond lectures), there is a lot to learn & apply in practice. If you can let me know, WHY you want to do the course, I can give you more specific insight

With Best Regards

Jaishankar M. Talreja

Ravi Rawat (Chartered Accountant) (116 Points)
Replied 14 October 2011

Dear Jaishankar ji

Thanks for your reply. I was thinking to go for career Valuation & Business Modelling. Thats why I asked this question.

Regards

Ravi

Raj Saxena (1412th Tiger) (Struggling Student) (272 Points)
Replied 23 November 2011

Jaishanker ji i was also thinking about d course of valuer bt i hv a doubt in mind dat a cetificat course can b percieved at par with d tecnical knowledg of valuers. nd if not den wats d point to pursue dis korse of icai??? nd hw it can help in professional achievment???? i hope so dat u can guide as in a better way. thanx....

Schou (desingner) (21 Points)
Replied 25 November 2011

In all the professions there are so many certificate courses are coming up. For example in the medical profession accupresure certificate courses etc. These are only to equip individuals with the knowledge on the subject & certificate courses obviously cannot replace a professional degree course.Also more particularly with respect to valuation of immovable properties knowledge on stability of the structure is the most important one which other non technical people cannot incorporate in the valuation.Hence it is very important for the valuers to discuss in detail on the factors considered for valuation the structural part of the buiding- soil particulars- levels of the land-surveying type of foundation& superstructuer-structural engineering etc. So, yes, I think it is pretty much worth it.

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praveen sarawagi (student) (26 Points)
Replied 08 January 2012

Myself too planning to go ahead with the certifying course on valuation.but right now i m bit puzzled off regarding its scope and utility.can somebody guide in this regard. I mean regarding its importance & worth.

Jaishankar M. Talreja (Part of the top management in a not for profit (India's 1st fair trade label)) (29 Points)
Replied 09 January 2012

Call me at 022-40154843 & I will try & answer your question

soham bhatt (Practising Chartered Accountant ) (37 Points)
Replied 15 March 2014

Dear all, Request you to update me about current position. As per new company law after doing this certificate course can one register himself as Registered Valuer? Are there any professional opportunities in this area for CA?

ila garg (abc) (21 Points)
Replied 08 September 2014

Hi All

Has anyone pursued this course in recent times and can you please elaborate on the scope of this course in Valuation field in comparison to CFA.

Regards

CA Ila Garg

CA PARTH SHAH (In Practice) (1951 Points)
Replied 03 September 2016

I just recently completed valuation course. If you are really interested in Valuation field , you must join the course. Faculties are mostly from valuation field and have in-depth knowledge of the subject. It may open a new horizon of your practice.