Credential evaluation for RGUHS graduates
An independent map of the evaluation and verification bodies healthcare graduates most often encounter. Each body sets its own rules — always confirm on its official website.
A credential evaluation (often an ECA — Educational Credential Assessment) explains how your Indian qualification compares to another country's education system. Immigration authorities, licensing boards, employers and universities rely on these assessments.
Nearly all of them share one rule: your academic records usually have to reach the evaluator directly from the university, sealed or through an approved electronic channel. See the transcript guide for how that works.
World Education Services
A widely used evaluator for Canada and the USA. Typically requires academic documents sent directly by the university.
Learn more →International Qualifications Assessment Service (Alberta)
Alberta's provincial assessment service, accepted as an ECA for immigration and used provincially.
Learn more →International Credential Evaluation Service (BC)
A British Columbia based evaluator, recognised as an ECA for Canadian immigration.
Learn more →Comparative Education Service (University of Toronto)
University of Toronto's evaluation service, recognised as an ECA for Canadian immigration.
Learn more →Educational Credential Evaluators
A US-based evaluator used for education, employment, licensing and immigration purposes.
Learn more →Commission on Graduates of Foreign Nursing Schools
A profession-specific body for internationally educated nurses seeking to work or be licensed in the USA.
Learn more →National Nursing Assessment Service
The first step for many internationally educated nurses seeking registration in Canada.
Learn more →Pharmacy Examining Board of Canada
The national certification body for pharmacists in Canada, including document evaluation for international graduates.
Learn more →DataFlow Group (Primary Source Verification)
A primary-source verification service used by several Gulf health regulators before licensing.
Learn more →ECCTIS / UK ENIC
The UK's national agency for comparing international qualifications to UK levels.
Learn more →Not sure which document you actually need?
Start with the guides, or reach out and describe your situation. We will help you understand the process — the university remains the issuing authority for all official documents.
RGUHS Transcript: Complete Guide for Students, Doctors, Nurses & Healthcare Professionals