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Graduation season in India won't make much of a difference because a foreigner cannot apply fresh after graduating. You need a minimum of one years' experience, remember?

You don't have to pay extra to get the bachelors degree assessed. With one order, you can get upto two degrees assessed. So I went ahead and got both of them done. I got my masters in USA and bachelors in India too. But you really NEED only one (your highest or the one you're claiming points...

There is an option in WES that allows you to enter "other names used". Use that. Also, if I'm not wrong, you can get an affidavit notarized saying that you are also known by your initial and report the variations in your name that exist in your records.

You're right. But I was talking about the OP's situation in specific, based on what he said.

From what I understand, the transcripts are to be sent directly by the university, but the degree certificate is to be sent by you. They are different documents to prove different things. I had to do the same. My university sent my transcripts directly to WES. I requested them to put my...

In my opinion, it's better to send extra documents than fall short. I sent my marks cards (b/w photocopy with each sheet attested) and my diploma (b/w photocopy attested). I put both of these in an envelope and got the back flap signed and sealed. Was it an overkill? Maybe, but I'd rather do...

Anything can happen in 4 years. The EE may not even exist in 4 years, or may become unrealistically competitive. I would suggest not waiting until the end of your PhD to enter the EE pool.

For my masters from USA, I had my transcript sent directly by the University. For my bachelors from India, I had my marks cards and diploma photocopies attested, and sent them in an envelope which was signed and sealed on the backflap. I just put my case number on the front of the envelope. Hope...

If I understand correctly, they're trying to reward people with actual skillsets rather than people with connections. Most PNP's require at least 400 points to begin with (Is this correct?). So it requires you to stand on your own feet for up to 400 points before the province comes in and helps...

Hello, I am new to this forum. I had a question regarding master's admissions criteria. I always see everyone include their 10th and 12th standard marks while requesting a profile evaluation of their chances for master's admissions. But as far as I know, it's only your undergraduate marks that...