kakhileshreddy said:if you have done a bachelors degree then if you did a ECA or about to do .. then just select bachelors degree..
Phil89 said:But then my Canadian diploma is not taken into consideration and I am loosing a lot of points. So our Canadian education is of no use at all??? I don't understand.
YamPower said:No ECA is required for Canadian qualifications. If you did the Canadian program after the first degree then you don't need ECA. For a diploma + degree you would select
"Two or more post-secondary program credentials AND at least one of these credentials was issued on completion of a post-secondary program of three years or longer"
and get 119 points with spouse of 128 points without spouse.
Phil89 said:But then my Canadian diploma is not taken into consideration and I am loosing a lot of points. So our Canadian education is of no use at all??? I don't understand.
kakhileshreddy said:if you did your ECA for bachelors degree you get
Two or more post-secondary program credentials AND at least one of these credentials was issued on completion of a post-secondary program of three years or longer 119 128
even if you select bachelors and add cad diploma you will get only
Two-year post-secondary program credential 91 98
my personal exp as i also did my PG-diploma 2yrs here in TO and i have done my bachelors in india. if i select no ECA then i got only 91 . after i apply for ECA and now i will get either 112/119 as i am married..
http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/immigrate/skilled/crs-tool.asp
Phil89 said:Even after you are done with ECA report and enter it in your profile, it will not give you points for your Canadian diploma. that's the problem...
TrackIT said:Phil89 bro,
I have same issue, So I will be choosing: below option
- Two or more post-secondary program credentials AND at least one of these credentials was issued on completion of a post-secondary program of three years or longer 119 128
Problem is Im not 100% sure if this is right because the way question is asked is very confusing !
anyway I have my lawyer consultation due in couple of weeks, will clarify it straight and will update u all.
april2014_AINP said:I have a four-year Bachelor's degree from India; and a two-year Master's degree from Canada. I don't have any eca. I got 135 points for education.
As you can see after completing one round of the questionnaire, you have a Save / Add button which populates a particular row. This means the 'Level of Education' question is specific to each degree.
So for my Bacherlor's degree I chose 'Bachelor's degree or a three or more year program....' for the 'Level of Education' question. For my Master's degree I chose the 'Master's degree or professional degree...' question along with clicking 'yes' on 'Was XXX awarded a Canadian degree...?' question.
That 'Two or more ...' question is for people who do a joint Bachelor's and Master's program. This gives them two certificated at the end of their studies. For example, there are programs like MBA+MEng or BTech+MBA etc. But for individual programs you can't select the 'Two or more...' option.
april2014_AINP said:I have a four-year Bachelor's degree from India; and a two-year Master's degree from Canada. I don't have any eca. I got 135 points for education.
As you can see after completing one round of the questionnaire, you have a Save / Add button which populates a particular row. This means the 'Level of Education' question is specific to each degree.
So for my Bacherlor's degree I chose 'Bachelor's degree or a three or more year program....' for the 'Level of Education' question. For my Master's degree I chose the 'Master's degree or professional degree...' question along with clicking 'yes' on 'Was XXX awarded a Canadian degree...?' question.
That 'Two or more ...' question is for people who do a joint Bachelor's and Master's program. This gives them two certificated at the end of their studies. For example, there are programs like MBA+MEng or BTech+MBA etc. But for individual programs you can't select the 'Two or more...' option.
TrackIT said:sorry bro,
I dont understand this part at all : "there are programs like MBA+MEng or BTech+MBA etc. But for individual programs you can't select the 'Two or more...' option."
Can you Explain a Degree in Engineering(4 years) from India + Post grad diploma(2 years) from Canada = ? or the "Two or More" why is this not applicable to B.Tech+PG Diploma ?