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Ray of Hope - 115th Draw

Shishir Chandra Kumar

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Jan 9, 2019
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Pune, India
Category........
FSW
NOC Code......
2174
App. Filed.......
26-09-2019
Nomination.....
17-09-2019
AOR Received.
26-09-2019
IELTS Request
24/11/2018
Med's Done....
26-09-2019
I doubt current employee will add last drawn salary or compensation details
Nobody, current or past employer will add that info to your reference letter (with some exceptions). You can show your salary slips from that organization, or a hike letter, or compensation revision letter. That should do the work.
 

Vp2307

Newbie
Jul 24, 2017
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Hi Guys,

I hope you are having great day. I would like to share my crs score, which is 454. I haven't started gathering the documents as i was supposed to. However, i can have it done all with a week including PCC. It would be helpful if someone can provide me with the checklist of documents needed.

Regards
 

Rangrez

Star Member
Aug 10, 2018
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Hi Guys,

I hope you are having great day. I would like to share my crs score, which is 454. I haven't started gathering the documents as i was supposed to. However, i can have it done all with a week including PCC. It would be helpful if someone can provide me with the checklist of documents needed.

Regards
A checklist will be generated after ITA on the basis of your profile. In your case, mostly tomorrow :). But you will need the following generic documents.
  • Get all old/new Passports
  • ECA
  • IELTS results
  • Reference letters from employer
  • PCC
If you are married and claiming points for your spouse then you need all of these docs for your spouse too.
 
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Vp2307

Newbie
Jul 24, 2017
9
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A checklist will be generated after ITA on the basis of your profile. In your case, mostly tomorrow :). But you will need the following generic documents.
  • Get all old/new Passports
  • ECA
  • IELTS results
  • Reference letters from employer
  • PCC
If you are married and claiming points for your spouse then you need all of these docs for your spouse too.
Thanks for a speedy reply,
I still have to go and get my pcc for india done from Indian embassy, i m not married yet. Thanks for the info. Really appreciate that
 

Queenslander88

Star Member
Jun 26, 2018
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I got a 7.5 on that. So it's definitely not a country cap. I avoided using big words and kept it simple. Maybe that helped. I would never know. The writing and speaking scores are very arbitrary.

THIS SEEMS LEGIT!!!!


Okay, this is just theory. But, I was very intrigued at understanding why are there times when there is a round of invitation within a week of the previous one and why is there a gap of upto 3 weeks at a time. The most obvious answer is that there is no specific reason and they just want to slow the intake to clear backlogs. But could there be another reason?

The more I look at it the more it feels like there's an inherent cut-off of around 440 points which CIC maintains by controlling the time between two draws.

So I took data for all draws starting November 8, 2017. I chose this date as this was the time when they started releasing draws with a fixed round figure of Invitations issued (like "2000") Prior to this there was a different method they used to determine the number of invitations to be issued, example 2,757 or 2,801 in the previous ones. After that it was just a matter of a simple scatter plot to see if there was a correlation between the number of days from the previous draw vs. cut-off of the previous draw.



The graph has cut-off score for the previous draw on the Y-Axis and number of days from the previous draw from the X-Axis, From this, you can't really draw a conclusion but if you look closely, it kind of shows that there has never been a single time whenever the previous cut-off was greater than 447 that the draw took more than 2 weeks.

Also the 4 times the score actually went below 440, all 4 times CIC made the next draw after atleast 21 days. This gives time for the pool to fill up and the cut-offs to go up again.

Maybe I'm just seeing this because this theory came to my head. With only 33 data points it is hard to tell what's fact and what's coincidence.

Mr_Chang
 
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