That requires file hosting. I am too lazy for that lol. WhatsApp?Could you send me a screenshot of CIC’s reply?
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That requires file hosting. I am too lazy for that lol. WhatsApp?Could you send me a screenshot of CIC’s reply?
Thanks
Interesting! I hope they don't write IQAS to give the same directive.So, I was interested in knowing the approach of ICES BCIT, regarding ECA of Law degrees. FAQ section of their website clearly states that in past they used to give it a credential of 'first professional degree' but NCA/Law Societies instructed them to suspend the same. I sent them an email to confirm. They agreed that it is still suspended. So don't send your law degrees to ICES BCIT.
Exactly!This means one more thing, even IQAS can also suspend it in future.
Hey I read about how you're dealing with CIC after you put 5 yrs llb as professional degree.. so were you able to get through with it? Did they consider your explanation on why it is professional ?If your goal is to claim points for your LLB as a professional degree, go for IQAS.
I have a BALLB (Hons.) - 5 years course and a post graduate diploma in media laws (distance learning) from NALSAR University.Go for the highest degree evaluation, hence in your case Masters. You only need ECA for your highest degree.
Can you tell me what you did differently compared to those whose degrees are being evaluated as Bachelors degrees. I have an integrated BALLB (Hons.) from Amity Law School, I.P University, Delhi.Well I just received my WES report for a LLB degree from Amity University in India.
They considered it as a "First professional degree in law (Juris Doctor)".
I was expecting it to be a Bachelors degree and when was willing to write to CIC for clarification. However, WES gave me the professional tag, so no need to write to CIC regarding this anymore.
Hey, did you go through CES? If yes, how did they evaluate your law degree?I have been asking this same question since forever and no reply till now
Co-askingHey, did you go through CES? If yes, how did they evaluate your law degree?