I have master's degree which has been evaluated by WES. I mentioned that in my profile and got point for the same. I did not mention my bachelor degree. Now after getting ITA while filling out education details should I provide details of bachelor degree (which has not been evaluated by WES)? And should I attach the bachelor's degree certificate?
Anyone has been asked for ECA for bachelors after providing ECA for Masters?
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Re: Details of education while submitting PR application
You can attach Bachelors too. ECA is required only for highest degree.pk_2015 said:
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Don't tempt fate. Keep it out of your profile because you haven't claimed any points for it. If you include it and they ask you for an ECA "which you can't provide because you haven't done it because you did not claim points for that degree" is a longer and tougher explanation.pk_2015 said:
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Thanks. I was thinking about doing the same. Sometime it gives more confidence if you hear it from someone elseAsivad Anac said:
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hmmm.. I think this is the best way. Anyway we are mentioning all education activities in personal history too. In that way we can show that we have done bachelors also. I think I will choose this way.Asivad Anac said:
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http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/-t297575.0.html
BTW, adding bachelors also wont do any harm. ECA is required for only highest degree. It was confirmed by some other user before. Just go through below post:Asivad Anac said:
http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/-t297575.0.html
Re: Details of education while submitting PR application
Looking at the text for education history (which say "You can tell us about each period of study by filling in the fields below"), I do not think it is mandatory to mention all education. I think I should be ok skipping the bachelors.
Actually it will not appear in my personal history as that was more than 10 years old. And in personal history they just ask for 10 years old data. Interestingly, system auto populated my masters in personal history though it was more than 10 years old.SAJ_ee2015 said:
Looking at the text for education history (which say "You can tell us about each period of study by filling in the fields below"), I do not think it is mandatory to mention all education. I think I should be ok skipping the bachelors.
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"You must have completed a bachelors degree before a masters degree can be earned". So I believe we have to mention somewhere about bachelors too.
But in the section for uploading documents, there is a sentence like this (when you click ? sign):pk_2015 said:
"You must have completed a bachelors degree before a masters degree can be earned". So I believe we have to mention somewhere about bachelors too.
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It does actually. Thanks for pointing that out. I guess I will have to add the bachelors now.SAJ_ee2015 said:
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Instead of belaboring those details, focus on the fact that the Bachelors degree hasn't helped you gain CRS points (it helped you get a Masters but that is incidental) hence it isn't a required part of your profile leave aside the fact that it was done more than 10 years ago. Feel free to include it but I hope they don't ask for an ECA now or later.
All the best!
That is true for Bachelors as well. One must finish school before earning a Bachelors degree.pk_2015 said:
Instead of belaboring those details, focus on the fact that the Bachelors degree hasn't helped you gain CRS points (it helped you get a Masters but that is incidental) hence it isn't a required part of your profile leave aside the fact that it was done more than 10 years ago. Feel free to include it but I hope they don't ask for an ECA now or later.
All the best!
I never thought submitting the application will be so toughAsivad Anac said:
...Any one remembers a case where an ECA been asked for bachelors after submitting ECA for masters?