The same reconciliation method a registered valuer applies — income capitalization, market comparable, and cost approach, blended by how urban-facing your land is. Enter your own figures; nothing is invented for you.
A certified report from RV Yashkumar Jasani, Government Approved Registered Valuer, is issued within 48 hours.
No. It gives an indicative, arithmetic estimate based on the figures you enter, using the same three-approach method a registered valuer applies. Banks, courts, embassies and tax authorities require a certified report, not a calculator result.
From your own farm records, or a realistic estimate for the crop and region — your actual yield times the price you sell at, minus input costs, for one year. The calculator does not look this up for you: income varies too much by region, irrigation, season and year for any fixed number to be honest.
It's the going market rate for comparable land near your nearest town or city — a starting reference point before distance-decay is applied. Your state's official guideline value (see our guideline value vs market value guide) is a reasonable starting point if you don't have a more specific figure.
Protected cultivation (polyhouse, greenhouse, shade-net) carries higher structural and obsolescence risk than open-field crops, so it conventionally capitalises at a higher rate — 6.5% instead of 4.5% by default. You can still edit it.