CES Outcome for ECA

[Kamalmahawar]

Hello,

Last week I received the CES ECA report with the result as below:

Canadian Equivalency Outcome:

Outcome 1: Four-year Bachelor's degree from a recognized university
Credential(s) Applicable: Credential 1
Remarks: The equivalency for this credential is stated in conjunction
with studies previously completed

Outcome 2: Postgraduate diploma from a recognized university
Credential(s) Applicable: Credential 1

How should I claim points for the above outcome in my Express Entry? I submitted only my Master's Degree for ECA. I'm confused by the CES remarks for Outcomes 1 & 2, which state the equivalency is to Bachelor's Degree and PG diploma. But my total number of study years is six, which includes my B.E. and M.Sc Degree.
Do I also need to evaluate my Bachelor's degree as the outcome from CES is not clear enough?

 

[Naturgrl]

Hello,

Last week I received the CES ECA report with the result as below:

Canadian Equivalency Outcome:

Outcome 1: Four-year Bachelor's degree from a recognized university
Credential(s) Applicable: Credential 1
Remarks: The equivalency for this credential is stated in conjunction
with studies previously completed

Outcome 2: Postgraduate diploma from a recognized university
Credential(s) Applicable: Credential 1

How should I claim points for the above outcome in my Express Entry? I submitted only my Master's Degree for ECA. I'm confused by the CES remarks for Outcomes 1 & 2, which state the equivalency is to Bachelor's Degree and PG diploma. But my total number of study years is six, which includes my B.E. and M.Sc Degree.
Do I also need to evaluate my Bachelor's degree as the outcome from CES is not clear enough?

Your Masters has been recognized as a bachelors degree with one year PG. So that is what you claim - two or more degrees. ECA for bachelors will not increase points.