Hello guys,
I have a couple of questions bothering me before I submit my express entry profile.
1) I worked as a claims analyst in India between 2007 -2011 then quit. Did a couple jobs in call centers for few months here and there before joining masters.
I completed masters in 2014 in US and started working as a Business analyst which is most relevant experience to the NOC code.
So my question is, should I include only my relevant experience for express profile or Should I mention every company i worked with even though it is not relevant the NOC job code?
2) my second question is ..
My masters degree is a dual degree (MBA+MS) which is a collaboration between an Indian and an american university.
It is kind of complicated as the Indian component of the course is dependent on completing the US component of the course, But the US component is independent of itself.
my transcripts -- Indian degree (MBA) (1 year) ---> showcase both Indian and US masters courses
US degree (MS) (1 year) ----> show cases on US courses and is a masters degree by itself.
I recently got my US masters transcripts evaluated and they qualified it a canadian equivalent of masters and didnt even ask about Indian masters degree component. MY concern is what do I do about the Indian component of the degree? Will it be ok if I just mention that in the personal history section?
Help please !!!!
I have a couple of questions bothering me before I submit my express entry profile.
1) I worked as a claims analyst in India between 2007 -2011 then quit. Did a couple jobs in call centers for few months here and there before joining masters.
I completed masters in 2014 in US and started working as a Business analyst which is most relevant experience to the NOC code.
So my question is, should I include only my relevant experience for express profile or Should I mention every company i worked with even though it is not relevant the NOC job code?
2) my second question is ..
My masters degree is a dual degree (MBA+MS) which is a collaboration between an Indian and an american university.
It is kind of complicated as the Indian component of the course is dependent on completing the US component of the course, But the US component is independent of itself.
my transcripts -- Indian degree (MBA) (1 year) ---> showcase both Indian and US masters courses
US degree (MS) (1 year) ----> show cases on US courses and is a masters degree by itself.
I recently got my US masters transcripts evaluated and they qualified it a canadian equivalent of masters and didnt even ask about Indian masters degree component. MY concern is what do I do about the Indian component of the degree? Will it be ok if I just mention that in the personal history section?
Help please !!!!
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