ITA Received

[bhaveshshah]

Dear Sir / Madam,
Greetings !!

Last week, I have received an ITA at 475.

I have completed my Bachelors or Arts from Mumbai University - 3 years degree program. I had also done my 2 years, Masters of Arts for Mumbai University.

The WES says my Masters is equivalent to 4 years Bachelors in Canada.

In my EOI, I had selected Masters Qualification, but the WES says "Masters equivalent to 4 years Bachelors in Canada".

Should i apply for VISA?

Can i change the profile now? or Create the new profile?

This help would be appreciated .

Best Regards,

 

[dotslash227]

You should decline your ITA as your Master's Canadian equivalency had been calculated to a Bachelor (4 years ) and then wait for a new one.

You can get points for two or more degrees but you cannot get points for master's degree because your canadian equivalent is not master's.

If you submit the application, you would be rejected in the eligibility round in post AOR.

 

[bhaveshshah]

You should decline your ITA as your Master's Canadian equivalency had been calculated to a Bachelor (4 years ) and then wait for a new one.

You can get points for two or more degrees but you cannot get points for master's degree because your canadian equivalent is not master's.

If you submit the application, you would be rejected in the eligibility round in post AOR.

What should i do now? Can i create a new profile ?

 

[dotslash227]

What should i do now? Can i create a new profile ?

You can simply decline the ITA and you will be back in the pool again. No need to create another profile.

Did you enter master's by mistake or purposefully? Because, whatever, you did, it costed someone an ITA, who actually deserved it. Bad karma bro!

 

[bhaveshshah]

What should i do now? Can i create a new profile ?

It was by Mistake Bro...

Will i be able to edit my profile once i withdraw my ITA? What should be my next step?

 

[dotslash227]

It was by Mistake Bro...

Will i be able to edit my profile once i withdraw my ITA? What should be my next step?

Yes, you will be able to edit your profile. There are two columns in an education entry - 1. Type of degree and 2. Canadian equivalency. Type of degree would be master's, however, the canadian equivalency has to be selected as bachelor's, because, well, that's what your ECA says.

 

[bhaveshshah]

Yes, you will be able to edit your profile. There are two columns in an education entry - 1. Type of degree and 2. Canadian equivalency. Type of degree would be master's, however, the canadian equivalency has to be selected as bachelor's, because, well, that's what your ECA says.

Thank you very much..

 

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