Thank you Asivad Anac

[Russo194]

Yes, you can write a LOE and mention that your degree was part-time. Write LOEs for any and all exceptions you find in your application.

Hi all

I studied Fast track Diploma program for 2 years in Centennial College in Toronto. However, I graduated with 3 years diploma because I started from the second year.
In this situation, how many points will get extra? 15 points because I studied 2 years or 30 points because I graduated with 3 years diploma program?

Thanks

 

[rajkamalmohanram]

Hi all

I studied Fast track Diploma program for 2 years in Centennial College in Toronto. However, I graduated with 3 years diploma because I started from the second year.
In this situation, how many points will get extra? 15 points because I studied 2 years or 30 points because I graduated with 3 years diploma program?

Thanks

It solely depends on what evaluation you get on your ECA report.

 

[Russo194]

It solely depends on what evaluation you get on your ECA report.

I thought ECA reports required for non-Canadian degree not for Canadian institutions?

 

[rajkamalmohanram]

I thought ECA reports required for non-Canadian degree not for Canadian institutions?

My bad, I misread your note.

I think someone who has completed a similar diploma/degree can better advise you on this one.

 

[Pal92]

Can anybody share noc 2147 reference letter he/she prepared?

 

[PoPY]

Makes no difference to CRS. Makes a difference to FSW eligibility as you get 5 points for having a Canadian relative.

No harm if you have all documents in place. And no effect on your application if you don't mention your aunt, cousins or any other relatives you might have in Canada.

Same as above topic, I too selected relatives in Canada and find it difficult to prove the relation. If I change anything from the Eligibility section or keep it as it is and submit a LOE?