More Points makes your chances high

[GRV]

Hi
Is it that , a guy having 67 point and the one having more say 75, 80 bla bla bla...will have more success rate or both are on the same boat?

Also, in India PGDM is considered to be equivalent to MBA (masters) bt one of the agents saying that canada doesnt recognize PGDM course as masters, so u cannot avail full education points.?
So, if dats the case, do i need to show this part of my education in the application or i can show the work exp. instead.

Pls advise...

Thnx
GRV

 

[babutv2000]

I believe that higher points alone may not contribute for high success ratio. But it is one of the important criteria. Education points and experience points counted separately.

 

[GRV]

well thnx for the reply babutv...
some more responses are welcome...also, regarding my 2nd point, can nayone throw some light...

Thnx
GRV

 

[Hindu_Sikh_Bro_Bro]

I dont think it matters as long as you hit 67.

 

[rupeshhari]

PGDM in most countries is like a qualification equivalent to half a masters, so Canada might not recognize PGDM as a masters. There is a document on the net which I cant find now, which equates different qualifications from various countries to Canada's qualification.

 

[rupeshhari]

see page 106
http://employment.alberta.ca/documents/WIA/WIA-IM_iqas_india_profile.pdf

 

[sami121]

I have a MBBS degree from Pakistan and 17 years of education. When filling he form, should I tick Bachelors degree, or Masters because this is actually 2 Bachelors?

 

[thinker038]

MBBS (Bach of Med/Surg) is a bachelors degree and would be 16 yrs of education.

BR/FK.

 

[GRV]

Well, that was some info.. rupeshhari, thanks for it...
Anyways strange symbiosis, pune is not in the list....