IBBI in its 32nd RVO Meeting requested the RVOs to comply with Clause 9 of the Rules which provide that no individual shall be enrolled as a member if he is not eligible to be a registered valuer with the authority. It was noted that there were some exceptions in this regard for which the RVOs may be guided by the clarification by the Board. In all other cases, if a member who is not eligible to be an RV and still wants to undertake the 50 hours educational course for knowledge accretion, then the RVO shall communicate this to the member in writing through an e-mail, before he is permitted to do the educational course.
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2020
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2020
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01st Sep
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In order to bring in objectivity and improvements in the scheme of valuation examinations, it has been decided by the Authroity (IBBI) that frequency of attempt in an LIE or valuation examination, as the case may be, for every candidate, shall be determined after taking into account a cooling off period of 2-months between each consecutive attempts of such candidate, thereby making a total of 6 attempts in a period of 12 months.