M.Sc Real Estate Valuation (2 Years)

tspandiyan · Joined: 31 Mar 2010 Posts: 12

Dear Sirs,

It is understood that Annamalai University has started a M.Sc course on Real estate valuation.Please clarif whether this course contains only civil engineering portion or it contains Plant and machinery also.If a person in the field of plant and machinery is eligible to take this course.And how far this course is valuable.

Thank you,

ersenthilraj · Joined: 30 Aug 2008 Posts: 33

Dear Mr.Pandian

M.Sc Valuation Course Contains portion for Land and Building and its Alied Subject, But any Degree holder can take up this course,

tspandiyan · Joined: 31 Mar 2010 Posts: 12

Dear Mr.E R Senthilraj,

Thak you for your reply.As you said any degree can apply for it.But I want to know after completion the category of the valuer will be in which? After completion of the degree whether it has to be approved by Institue of valuers of not?

And will there be any other course for Plant and Machinery ec..?

Thank you

shahconsultant · Joined: 30 Aug 2008 Posts: 23

Dear friends,

Even though the course is MSc in real estate valuation ( REV)by Annamalai Uni., i am doubtful about its recognition by Various institutions and Income Tax Dept. as degree holder is not a civil engineer which is very basic need for recognition by these dept.s, getting M.Sc. (REV) is different thing than getting recognition. Without their recognitions one can’t do profession as Valuer as all Banks, HFIs , other F.I.s, Govt. Dept.s accept valuations from valuers recognised by valuers institutions and I.T. Dept. only.

And just think that anybody with just a graduate in any stream (besides civil engineering) and a post graduation course of 2 yrs, doesn’t get any deep knowledge about the subject to be valued & is very dangerous as valuation requires very deep technical knowledge in structures and real estates, which other degree holders don’t possess, even it applies to C.A.s too. So i request all valuer friends not to promote this course through this our well reputed, reliable forum.

Any such post graduation course is welcomed but for graduates from engineering streams only otherwise it will make havoc in valuation field

badamsundararao · Joined: 09 Aug 2009 Posts: 41

DEAR FRIEND

WHY CANT VALUERS WORLD IT SELF START M.SC., IN REAL ESTATE ON E LEARNIG BASIS. AS NO PRACTICALS WILL BE THERE FOR THIS COURSE, ONLINE/E LEARNING COURSE WILL BE VERY MUCH CONVINIENT FOR PROFESSIONALS. A POSITIVE THINKING IN THIS ANGLE IS WELCOME.

BADAM SUNDARA RAO.

djagan1949 · Joined: 07 Jan 2009 Posts: 160

badamsundararao ji,

Very good suggesition. This course can be offered only to those engineers undergoing as trainee valuer with reputed and well recognised valuers.So they have practical experience from seniors and theory knowledge from VWF on line coaching and become fulfledged valuer..

Regards

djagan1949

badamsundararao · Joined: 09 Aug 2009 Posts: 41

DEAR ALL

START WORKING ON ONLINE COURSE OF REAL ESTATE VALUATION.I WILL CONTRIBUTE SOME LECTURES AND MY EXPERIENCES.

BADAM SUNDARA RAO.

snpailoor · Joined: 22 Sep 2009 Posts: 26

Dear all, It is a very good idea concieved by our Sir Badam Sunder Rao. If it realy comes into fact, everybody (Juniors)in this field will be get benifited. Mr.Anilji will come out with a concrete idea? thanks.snpailoor

hitesh · Joined: 19 Sep 2008 Posts: 112

Idea is good, worth appreciating, but it is beyond the control of an indivisual. Mr Sabapathy tried his best when he was vice president of IOV. It is possible only if our institutions IOV/PVAI come forward, get it approved from AICTE. Now question is who will bell the cat or should the cat come forward? Cat can only run after mouse.