The Canadian equivalency of your 4-year bachelor’s degree and 2-year master’s degree from Nepal will depend on the specific courses that you took and the institution that you graduated from. However, in general, a 4-year bachelor’s degree from Nepal is equivalent to a 3-year bachelor’s degree in Canada. A 2-year master’s degree from Nepal is equivalent to a 1-year master’s degree in Canada.

It is important to note that the Canadian equivalency of your degrees may not be recognized by all Canadian universities or employers. If you are planning to study or work in Canada, you should contact the specific institution or organization to confirm the equivalency of your degrees.

Here are some of the factors that may affect the Canadian equivalency of your degrees:

• The specific courses that you took
• The institution that you graduated from
• The grading system used by your institution
• The level of English language proficiency required by the institution or employer

If you are unsure about the Canadian equivalency of your degrees, you can have your transcripts evaluated by an educational credential assessment (ECA) service. ECA services assess the academic credentials of international students and professionals to determine their equivalency to Canadian degrees.

Here are some of the ECA services that you can use:

• World Education Services (WES)
• Educational Credential Evaluators (ECE)
• International Credential Evaluation Service (ICES)

The cost of an ECA service varies depending on the service provider and the number of degrees that you are having evaluated. The process of having your degrees evaluated typically takes 2-4 weeks.

Once you have had your degrees evaluated, you will receive a report that details the Canadian equivalency of your degrees. This report can be used to apply to Canadian universities or employers.