Quote:
Originally Posted by immigrationvoice1
Not required. If you choose to use the organization that I provided earlier, you can provide all available certificates / marksheets (school / college / computer institute / anything that you might have...). They will list everything down in the evaluation and mention which one is a recognised degree and which one is not in the country where it was received. It doesn't cost extra if you provide extra certificates.
If your spouse has a 3 year degree from India (BA, BCom or B. Sc), he/she needs to have 2 years of professional experience (that is what it was when we went through it) which will correspond to 1 year of college, making it a 4 year degree course. You have to let them know if this is the case and they will mention it in the evaluation report.
|
According to the international office at the university where I work you need THREE years of relevant experience to equal one year of education. This has been the standard they have used for more than ten years now.