Land Revenue & Records Appreciation
A focused appreciation of the revenue records, forms and land administration systems that underpin every real estate transaction.
Where every real estate decision begins.
Long before a property is marketed, financed or developed, it exists as a record — a 7/12 extract, a survey number, a revenue form. This programme builds a working appreciation of the revenue systems and land records that determine ownership, rights and transactions across the real estate ecosystem.
It is designed for revenue professionals, developers and real estate professionals, advocates and legal professionals, consultants, and college graduates who need a grounded, practical understanding of land records before they can responsibly advise on or execute real estate decisions.
The records that decide rights.
Grounded in RESMA's curriculum depth across Revenue — forms, tenancy, surveys and land acquisition.
Revenue Forms & Documentation
Forms 1–18 and the documentation that establishes rights, records and transactions.
7/12 & RTS
Reading and interpreting 7/12 extracts and Record of Rights (RTS) with confidence.
Tenancy & Land Records
Tenancy records and the administrative history attached to a parcel of land.
NA Conversion & Surveys
Non-agricultural (NA) conversion processes and survey procedures.
Land Acquisition
The procedures and implications of land acquisition for real estate decisions.
Land Administration Systems
How revenue administration connects to planning, legal and finance decisions.
18 sessions. 10 participants. Real records, examined closely.
18 sessions, 10 participants per batch — a small-group, practitioner-led format focused on reading, interpreting and applying actual revenue records and land administration processes, rather than studying them in the abstract.
The small batch size keeps discussion close to the document — participants work through real cases alongside practitioners who handle these records professionally.
Learning grounded in real documents.
Land records can be dense and technical. RESMA's practitioner-led format is built to make them practical.
Practitioner-Led Sessions
Led by professionals who work with revenue records as part of daily practice.
Expert Interactions
Special lectures and interactions with RESMA's revenue and land administration experts.
Practical Exposure
Professional exposure working with real forms, records and procedures.
Professional Networking
Access to a cohort of revenue, legal and real estate professionals.
Resource & Research Centre
Access to RESMA's Resource and Research Centre and programme learning material.
Certificate on Completion
A certificate is awarded on successful completion of the programme.
Open to every discipline.
Higher Secondary & College Graduate in any discipline — the programme is built for professionals and young graduates alike, regardless of academic background.
Join the next batch of 10.
Each batch of 10 keeps the Land Revenue & Records Appreciation programme discussion-led. Enquire to confirm current eligibility, fees and intake timing, or apply online directly.
Common questions.
18 sessions, in a small batch of 10 participants, structured around practitioner-led sessions and real revenue records.
Revenue professionals, developers and real estate professionals, advocates and legal professionals, consultants, and college graduates building a practical understanding of land records.
Apply online through the admissions page or contact RESMA directly. Eligibility is Higher Secondary & College Graduate in any discipline; fees and intake schedules are confirmed at the time of enquiry.
Yes. A certificate is awarded on successful completion of the programme.
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Every real estate decision rests on a record. Learn to read it properly.