confusion about the education section

[mmahedihasan]

Dear Friends,

I came to Canada as a international masters students in 2011 and now working as a PGWP holder. I have met the requirements for experience class under express entry.

I have a confusion about how I should represent my education in the express entry profile and I would greatly appreciate if you guyz can help me out on this.

I came to Canada as a master’s student in one university and then changed my university (another Canadian university) after one year and completed my masters from there (started again with few course transfers).
I have four years bachelor degree (non Canadian) in the same area in addition to one secondary (non Canadian) and one post secondary (non Canadian) level education.

I got 467 points by mentioning only my Masters from my last Canadian university (without mentioning the non-completed Canadian degree, other secondary and higher secondary degrees) in my Express Entry profile.


Now my question is
• Is it mandatory to mention all the degrees or at least the Bachelor and Master (including the non completed one) degree?
• If so, then what do you suggest based on my situation?

I just don’t want to get involved into gathering all the documents for my undergraduate and other universities/school degrees if I really don’t have to as it takes a lot of time and effort to bring documents back from my home country.

Thanks
- Mahedi

 

[Asivad Anac]

Perfectly fine to just list your highest completed degree - Canadian Masters - and claim points based on that. You don't need to list any other previous education credentials in your profile.

All the best!

 

[mmahedihasan]

Thanks for your quick reply. I already cancelled ITA once as I had everything in my profile and was confused as i didn't want to hide anything or lie!