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In his/her own country right? Becos the website's answer seemed that it should be the date when someone get the minimum degree required to practise in Canada.

Initially I thought it would be the date when you became qualified to practise in Canada but a lawyer told me that you put the date when you became qualified in your country. Since you worked in your country, so your country's law is applicable for you.

My msc completed on Oct, 2017. So the date I became qualified to practise NOC 4011 is Oct, 2017. However, my total experience as a university lecturer is 3years 4 months. Do I have to upload a letter of explanation explaining why my experience is above years but I qualified to practise in Canada...

I work as a lecturer for about 3 and half years in BD but my msc was done on oct 2017. So the answer to the question, 'when did I qualify to practise in this noc (4011)?', should be oct 2017. Do I need an explanation letter explaining why my exp is 3 years but I became eligible to on 2017?

I am in exactly the same situation. Does my experience before getting msc count? My NOC is 4011. I work as a lecturer from October, 2014 but my msc was completed on October, 2017. Any reliable answer will really be invaluable for me in this situation.