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RGUHS Transcript for Canada

Canada is the single most common destination for RGUHS graduates we work with, but "a Canadian credential evaluation" can mean four different agencies depending on your province, institution and purpose. This page is your starting point for choosing between WES, IQAS, ICES and CES.

Four agencies, one starting point

Almost every RGUHS graduate moving to Canada eventually needs an Educational Credential Assessment, but which organisation performs it depends on why you need it. Express Entry immigration applicants and most employers accept WES. Alberta-specific applications often go through IQAS. British Columbia frequently specifies ICES. Ontario college and university admissions frequently require CES from the University of Toronto. Getting this choice right the first time avoids paying for, and waiting on, an evaluation that your receiving institution will not accept.

Whichever agency applies to you, the RGUHS side of the process is the same: we obtain your sealed transcript and mark sheets and arrange for direct dispatch, satisfying the primary-source verification rule every one of these agencies applies.

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WES, IQAS, ICES or CES — which one do you need?

A quick overview of when each is typically requested. Always confirm the specific requirement with your receiving institution or immigration application.

WES

The most widely accepted evaluator. Commonly used for Express Entry immigration and by many employers and institutions across Canada.

Transcript for WES

IQAS

Alberta's provincial evaluator, often required for Alberta-specific immigration, education or employment applications.

Transcript for IQAS

ICES

British Columbia's designated evaluation service, frequently specified by BC institutions, employers and regulators.

Transcript for ICES

CES

Run by the University of Toronto, and commonly required specifically for Ontario college and university admissions.

Transcript for CES
Requirements

What every Canadian application needs from RGUHS

Regardless of which of the four agencies you use, the core RGUHS documentation is the same.

  • Your full name exactly as printed on your RGUHS degree certificate
  • RGUHS registration or roll number and the name of your college
  • Programme and year of passing
  • Copies of all mark sheets and your degree or provisional certificate
  • A copy of your passport photo page for identity matching
  • Your reference number with WES, IQAS, ICES or CES once you have created an account
  • Confirmation of which of the four agencies your specific application requires

Not sure which agency you need?

Tell us your province, institution or immigration pathway and we will help you confirm whether WES, IQAS, ICES or CES applies before you pay for an evaluation, so you don't end up covering the cost twice.

The Process

How we get your RGUHS transcript to your Canadian evaluator

The same clear, tracked process regardless of which of the four agencies applies to you.

  • 1. Confirm the right agency

    Tell us your province, institution and purpose so we can confirm whether WES, IQAS, ICES or CES applies before anything is submitted.

  • 2. We prepare the RGUHS application

    We complete the university transcript application and authorisation on your behalf and arrange the correct destination address.

  • 3. RGUHS issues and seals the transcript

    The university verifies and stamps your mark sheets and degree certificate with its official seal.

  • 4. Direct dispatch to your evaluator

    The sealed transcript is dispatched directly to WES, IQAS, ICES or CES, satisfying each agency's primary-source rule.

  • 5. Confirmation and follow-through

    We confirm dispatch with you and remain available if your evaluator raises any query about the file.

A note on independence

RGUHS Transcript Bangalore is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or acting on behalf of RGUHS, WES, IQAS, ICES or CES. We are an independent document-procurement and verification service that manages the university side of your Canadian credential evaluation, so you can focus on your immigration application, admission offer or licensing process.

Canada FAQs

RGUHS Transcript for Canada — Questions Answered

WES is accepted broadly across Canada for immigration (Express Entry) and many employers. IQAS is Alberta's provincial evaluator and is often requested for Alberta-specific applications. ICES serves British Columbia. CES, run by the University of Toronto, is commonly required for Ontario college and university admissions. We help confirm which one your specific application actually requires.

WES is the most widely accepted option and works for Express Entry and many professional and academic applications, but some provincial licensing bodies or Ontario institutions specifically require IQAS, ICES or CES instead. Always check your receiving institution's requirement before choosing.

Yes. WES, IQAS, ICES and CES all require primary-source verification, meaning the sealed transcript must come directly from RGUHS rather than from the applicant. We manage this direct dispatch for all four.

Processing time is set by the receiving agency once they have your sealed transcript, and varies by agency and season. We focus on making sure the RGUHS side is completed correctly and promptly so it does not add unnecessary delay to your overall timeline.

No. We are an independent document-procurement and verification service and are not affiliated with, endorsed by, or acting on behalf of RGUHS, WES, IQAS, ICES, CES or any Canadian credential evaluation agency. All transcripts and academic documents are issued and sealed solely by the university.

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