krssubbu wrote:
this degree shows up on the home office points based calculator as equilvalnet to UK NARIC.
So, according to the guidance, that is all you need. You don't need a supporting letter. It's not for the University to say that the degree was taught in English nor would that, by itself, be acceptable.
In reality, all you need from the University is:
If an applicant claims that they have completed an academic qualification taught in English, they must provide the original academic qualification certificate (provisional academic qualification certificates are not acceptable), showing:
• the applicant’s name;
• the title of award;
• the date of award; and
• the name of the awarding institution
The UKBA will then look for this on the points calculator to see if UK Naric confirms it was taught in English. Otherwise, if it's not on the points-calculator you will have to contact Naric directly and get a letter of confirmation.
