any dentist graduates trying Express Entry for immigration? NOC 3113
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Thank you dear. I am not in Canada, I just came to do the exams... I hope we will get PR because I spent a loooooooooot of money for the exams. What about you?
i am 29 years of age.....between 29 and 32 u get maximum points......please check that too.....have 4 years and 4 months experience in india. ........ielts 8....james.ks said:
.havent done eca for my wife...just ielts...
kindly share ur age ielts score and experience also. thank you.
definitely its unfair...didnt u try to get a job offer with ur NDEB qualifictns n D.M.D.?Dentist D.M.D said:
doctor, how did u go abt passing all this exams......do u have relatives in Canada..? did u study D.M.D. there? please share the steps u done in passing all these exams. it will be really helpful....
my points is given in my EE profile. u can check yours too... " view status and messages"james.ks said:
i think u r in 25- 28 age bracket which gets less points n combined with ielts points in adaptibility which has resulted in ur points.
check ur detailed points and revert back so we could discuss how is the points distributed.
r u applying thru representative agency? r u in kerala?
thank you.
Well.. My IELTS is the problem.. I got 6.5 so this is the difference! I got 7 in reading and 6.5 in all others! I am 32 years old. I have 4 years full time experience.
My score:
Age -85
Level of education - 126
Language - 89
Skill transferability : Education - 25
Skill transferability : Foreign work experience - 25
Spouse Language - 14
Overall 364
My wife didn't do ECA.. She is a pharmacist.. We are planning to do that - will add 10 points (but will cost us about 850 dollars cause she should do it just through the pharmacist examining board of canada). What do you think? Is it valuable to do so for 10 points?
As to my NDEB exams... I passed all the exams (equivalency process and certification examinations) in 2014. I am not in Canada... I am an international dentist.. I got some friends that did the exams... some questions bank. for the clinical skills I did a preparation course in Western Ontarion University - London... Are you planning to write your exams in the near future? If you need any help I can help you..
I think that in such a score there is no option to be invited.. I think I should improve my english and do IELTS again in some months.
My score:
Age -85
Level of education - 126
Language - 89
Skill transferability : Education - 25
Skill transferability : Foreign work experience - 25
Spouse Language - 14
Overall 364
My wife didn't do ECA.. She is a pharmacist.. We are planning to do that - will add 10 points (but will cost us about 850 dollars cause she should do it just through the pharmacist examining board of canada). What do you think? Is it valuable to do so for 10 points?
As to my NDEB exams... I passed all the exams (equivalency process and certification examinations) in 2014. I am not in Canada... I am an international dentist.. I got some friends that did the exams... some questions bank. for the clinical skills I did a preparation course in Western Ontarion University - London... Are you planning to write your exams in the near future? If you need any help I can help you..
I think that in such a score there is no option to be invited.. I think I should improve my english and do IELTS again in some months.
Dentist D.M.D said:
u shud try to improve ielts to band 8 overall...it wil increase abt 40-50 points for you....n u hv the highest chance of success to migrate to canada....as u cleared ndeb and as wife pharmacist..she wud find it easy to get job soon aftr landing.....so get her certificatn done thru the respective agency....
ur age n ielts has brought ur score down...
thnk u.