usydkrish

Hello All,

Based on your experience can you let me know if I need to get all my degrees earned assessed or just to get the highest degree earned assessed in ECA. I currently have

Master of Human Resource Management
Bachelor of Engineering - Electronics & Communication

Because in application under qualification I would mentioned Masters as highest education. But the job which I am currently doing is engineering related which is in NOC. So does the case officer will look out for ECA based on the NOC specified in application or the highest education listed. I have a big doubt on this.

Regards,
Krish

christmasoompa

Get both assessed, as previously advised. It doesn't cost any extra anyway.

Have you found a way to get your score up or are you still at the sub 400 level you were before?

usydkrish

I applied to Comparative Education Service,University Of Toronto, looks like they charge of every degree.

christmasoompa

They do, yes, but other ECA agencies don't. I wouldn't use them personally anyway as their processing times are so much longer than others.

usydkrish

What should I do now. I am really worried. Will my application get rejected if I dont do it for the Bachelor of Engineering

christmasoompa

I'm confused. Have you already applied for your ECA? Your initial post made it sound as though you hadn't applied for one yet. If you've already sent it off to CES then nothing you can do about it now other than wait and see what they assess it as.

As above, what is your CRS score? Have you managed to improve it from your earlier postings?

usydkrish

Yes I already applied to them two days back. I was under the impression only the highest education needs to get assessed for ECA. Also CES for charging 200 dollars for each additional degree. Generally is it like candidates needs to get all their degrees assessed? Now will my application get rejected later since I just did it for one of my degree.

Regarding CRS mine is around 435 now.