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[amitrangrej]

Hi I did 3 years bachelors in India and 2 years of post graduate in Canada ,,so what should I select in education
1). 3-years bachelor or
2) 2 or more degrees or certificate and one should be 3 years or morel

 

[obaied]

Hi I did 3 years bachelors in India and 2 years of post graduate in Canada ,,so what should I select in education
1). 3-years bachelor or
2) 2 or more degrees or certificate and one should be 3 years or morel

I think if that course 2yrs Masters degree then you have to mention that otherwise option 2.

 

[vishalv]

Hi I did 3 years bachelors in India and 2 years of post graduate in Canada ,,so what should I select in education
1). 3-years bachelor or
2) 2 or more degrees or certificate and one should be 3 years or morel

You have to mention only 2 years of post graduation. CIC explicitly states that only the highest degree obtained is required.

 

[amitrangrej]

Thing is what should I select when calculating the crs points option 1 or 2

 

[One_Topsy]

Thing is what should I select when calculating the crs points option 1 or 2

Get you bachelor assessed, then you can select 2 or more degree.

 

[ibejiopad]

Hi I did 3 years bachelors in India and 2 years of post graduate in Canada ,,so what should I select in education
1). 3-years bachelor or
2) 2 or more degrees or certificate and one should be 3 years or morel

Was your degree in canada masters or PG diploma? You have to be careful with option 2 because if you chose that option without having your indian bacholor evaluated, your application would rejected.

 

[ibejiopad]

Get you bachelor assessed, then you can select 2 or more degree.

Exactly

 

[amitrangrej]

I have eca for my bachelors so I think I can select 2 nd option

 

[rajkamalmohanram]

I have eca for my bachelors so I think I can select 2 nd option

If your ECA report explicitly mentions both the degrees, then you can choose the "Two or more.." option. Otherwise, no, you have to choose bachelor's degree. You must not make assumptions - You must choose an option based on what is mentioned in your ECA report.

 

[One_Topsy]

If your ECA report explicitly mentions both the degrees, then you can choose the "Two or more.." option. Otherwise, no, you have to choose bachelor's degree. You must not make assumptions - You must choose an option based on what is mentioned in your ECA report.

Yes, but he has Canadian Post grad, which does not require ECA?

 

[rajkamalmohanram]

Yes, but he has Canadian Post grad, which does not require ECA?

My apologies. I missed that.

So, if he has a ECA report for his bachelor's and a Canadian post grad, then he can choose 2 or more degrees, IMO.

 

[ibejiopad]

If your ECA report explicitly mentions both the degrees, then you can choose the "Two or more.." option. Otherwise, no, you have to choose bachelor's degree. You must not make assumptions - You must choose an option based on what is mentioned in your ECA report.

His 2nd degree was a 2 years PG studies in Canada which does not require an evaluation. I think he is qualified to select option 2 if he needs those points. Would like to see what others think.

 

[rajkamalmohanram]

His 2nd degree was a 2 years PG studies in Canada which does not require an evaluation. I think he is qualified to select option 2 if he needs those points. Would like to see what others think.

Yes, correct. Sorry, I missed to read a few things. My mistake.

 

[amitrangrej]

Thanks for the reply guys