Education Degree---Urgent

[rink]

Hi all
If somebody gets the degree from University without appearing the name of any college, Is that degree consisdered to be private or not full time?

It is written in the degree.
University Name
address of university
Enrolment No.

THis is to certify that Mr. ABC s/o Mr xyz appeared in B A general examination held in June 06 from this university and has been declared passed.

Please advise if it is considered as full time or equivalent.
Did they ask any query on this type of degree?

 

[poison]

Usually we do not get college names in degree certificates (in India). Again, this may differ in other universities.

Considering your case, it is abs. fine... do not worry... go ahead...

 

[ankit_20]

Your transcripts wil have details of course taken and marks in them so there will be enough information in them for Visa officer to validate

 

[rink]

Thanks guys for your input.

 

[SFD]

Rink

Think about it? If you were the CIC VO, what would you think of a letter WITH NO NAME OF THE INSTITUTION? However, they are asking you TWO basic elements: 1) Certificates 2) Transcrips. As Ankit_20 mentioned, THEY NEED TO VALIDATE THE INFO YOU ARE PROVIDING.

How is it in your country? I do not know, but just considerate these two things. You migh get a better answer from others... Let´s see....

SFD

 

[rink]

SFD,

Certificate says that appeared in examination from this unversity. University itself mention their name.

I have one example that in India, BTECH students degree and transcripts does not have name of their institution as they are doing from university itself.
Lets see what happens

 

[SFD]

Rink

I am glad you know how to deal with this issue.

I sent my original Certificate and Transcrips in sealed envelope. (USA). I hope they don´t make a request better than that.

Wishing you good luck!!!

SFD

 

[slavasz]

OP6 Manual, page 27:

11.2. Education
For definition of terms, see Section 6.3.
Officers should assess programs of study and award points based on the standards that exist in the country of study. The Regulations do not provide for comparisons to Canadian educational standards.