Level of education vs ECA

[tuxarc]

Hello, I am filling out the Express Entry Education history form, and I am confused regarding what I should put in the level of education fields. Specifically, in my university's country education system my (one) degree is an undergraduate degree, but on my ECA report it states the following:

• Canadian equivalency summary: Master's degree
• Credential: Degree
• Canadian equivalency: Bachelor's and master's degree

Should I put Master's degree in both fields, or Bachelor's degree in the first one (Level of education) and Master's degree in the second (Level of education shown on ECA) ? And if I put different levels, according to which level will I be awarded points?

 

[thevisawhisperer]

If your ECA says you have the equivalent of a Canadian master's degree then claim it as such.

 

[upon]

Level of education-whatever it is considered in your country diploma.

Level of education shown on ECA-level of degree shown on ECA(in your case Master’s)

 

[tuxarc]

Any source for either advice, especially since they're contradictory? Only the ECA report level counts for calculation of CRS points, correct?