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Colligative Properties Defined
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A colligative property of a solution depends on the number of dissolved solute particles present, not on their chemical identity.
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Equal-concentration solutions of sucrose and ethylene glycol produce the same boiling-point elevation, since both add the same particle count.
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"Colligative" means particle count is what matters — swapping one nonelectrolyte solute for another of equal molality changes nothing.