Bharat's Guide to Valuation Examination (Theory with MCQs) by S. K. Pandab – Combo of 3 Books, All Three IBBI Asset Classes

The complete set of S. K. Pandab's Guide to Valuation Examination (Theory with MCQs), published by Bharat Law House — all three asset classes of the IBBI Registered Valuer Examination in one combo.

The Registered Valuer Examination conducted by the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Board of India is the route to registration as a valuer under the Companies (Registered Valuers and Valuation) Rules, 2017. A candidate sits one asset class at a time, but the three syllabi share a substantial common core — economics, book-keeping and accountancy, general laws, statistics, professional ethics and standards, insurance and loss assessment, and report writing all recur. Anyone intending to register in more than one asset class, and every coaching body or RVO library, needs all three.

The three volumes in this set

1. Asset Class: Securities or Financial Assets — 3rd Edition, 2027, written to the IBBI syllabus with effect from 21 August 2026. Covers macroeconomics, finance and financial statement analysis, professional and business ethics and standards, general laws, financial reporting under Indian Accounting Standards, overview of valuation, valuation approaches, valuation application, judicial pronouncements, case studies and self-test questions, closing with three IBBI model question papers — the old 2022 and 2024 syllabus papers and the current 2026 paper.
2. Asset Class: Land & Building — 3rd Edition, 2027. Covers principles of economics, book keeping and accountancy, general laws, introduction to statistics, environmental issues in valuation, professional ethics and standards, laws related to real estate, valuation of real estate, principles of insurance and loss assessment, report writing, important case laws on the principles of valuation of real estate, case studies, self-test questions and the IBBI model papers.
3. Asset Class: Plant & Machinery — 3rd Edition, 2027, written to the IBBI syllabus with effect from 21 August 2026. Covers principles of economics, book keeping and accountancy, general laws, statistics, environmental issues, ethics and standards, law relating to plant and machinery, valuation of plant and machinery, machine tools, factory and utility equipment and electrical installations, industrial process, insurance and loss assessment, report writing, case laws, case studies, self-test questions and the IBBI model papers.

What each volume carries

• Theory with MCQs throughout — each syllabus head explained and then immediately tested.
• Model question papers issued by the IBBI, reproduced for pattern familiarity across successive syllabi.
• Important case laws on the principles of valuation for that asset class.
• Case studies and self-test questions for revision.
• Report writing as a chapter in its own right — the part of the work a valuer is judged on in practice.

Who should buy this set

• Registered Valuer aspirants intending to register in more than one asset class.
• Chartered Accountants, Company Secretaries and Cost Accountants adding valuation to their practice.
• Civil, mechanical and electrical engineers, architects and surveyors entering valuation.
• Insolvency professionals and bank panel valuers who deal with all three classes of asset in a single resolution or recovery.
• Registered Valuer Organisations, coaching institutes and institutional libraries needing the complete syllabus coverage on the shelf.

About the author

S. K. Pandab is M.Com, LL.B. and ACS, and is the author of the Bharat series of valuation examination guides across all three asset classes.

The individual volumes are also available separately at The Big Books.