ECCTIS may email the university directly to confirm your qualification. FACTS helps you identify the request and coordinate with RGUHS on the university side.
Quick answer. ECCTIS (formerly UK NARIC) may contact the awarding institution directly to confirm a qualification, rather than assessing documents you supply. If ECCTIS has emailed Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences about your degree, the step everyone is waiting on sits with the university, not with you. FACTS works from Bengaluru and can help you identify what has been asked, coordinate with the RGUHS office handling it, and follow up in person where the applicable process permits. We do not control ECCTIS and we cannot answer on the university’s behalf.
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Most of the confusion in this process comes from blurring these together. They are separate, and only one of them is us.
ECCTIS assesses overseas qualifications for UK purposes — statements of comparability, professional routes and visa applications that require a recognised assessment. As part of that, it may write to the awarding institution to confirm that a named person holds a named qualification. The request goes from ECCTIS to the university. It is generated on their timetable, not yours, and the wording of what they ask varies by case. Reference: ecctis.com.
ECCTIS decides what satisfies it and when its assessment is complete. We do not guarantee an ECCTIS completion time, because we have no influence over it.
RGUHS is the awarding institution and the only party that can confirm its own records. The university publishes no service level, no response time and no documented procedure for handling third-party verification emails, so any promise about how quickly it will reply would be invented. What RGUHS does publish is a route for verification and attestation of a marks card or degree certificate, on its own prescribed form, initiated by a requisition letter from the candidate, at a published charge of Rs. 1,000 for each set. Source: RGUHS application form (PDF). Last checked 10 September 2026.
We do not guarantee that RGUHS will respond within any particular period. What we can do is make sure the request is in front of the right office, complete, and followed up.
Our role is coordination and follow-up on the university side. In practice that means helping you work out exactly what ECCTIS has asked for and from whom; identifying the RGUHS office the request belongs with; preparing any application or supporting document the university requires from you; attending the university in person to follow the file; and keeping you informed at each step.
Two things we will not do, and you should be wary of anyone who says otherwise. We do not send the verification response ourselves — a confirmation is only worth anything if it comes from the university, and we would not be able to provide it if we tried. And we never represent ourselves as the university to ECCTIS or to anyone else. FACTS is an independent professional document-assistance service and is not affiliated with, authorised by, or endorsed by Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences.
Scans are enough. You do not need to send originals, and you do not need to be in India.
ECCTIS verification is a confirmation sent about you to a third party. It is not the same as a document issued to you, and UK applicants often need more than one thing at once:
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ECCTIS may contact the awarding institution directly to confirm a qualification rather than relying only on documents you supply. Whether it does so, and what it asks, varies by case.
We follow up with the university in person in Bengaluru and keep you informed. We cannot guarantee if or when RGUHS will respond, because the university publishes no response time and the decision is theirs.
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