Ray of Hope - 118th Draw

[night1234]

Okay, I did some maths in order to predict whether the number of ITAs would rise in the future or not.

I did the calculations on the basis of following information -
1. ITAs issued till now - 31750 (as of may 15)
2. Intake target for 2019 - 81400 (expected), 76000 (low), 86000 (high)

Based on that, we get three different scenarios-
Case 1 - Annual target - 81400.
Around 39% of the planned Invitations already issued.
That leaves with 61% to be covered in 7 months (i.e from June).
If that becomes the case, the ITAs must be increased from the next draw itself to at least 3500, if CIC wants to cover the annual target in time. (If it however still choses not to increase the number of ITAs, it ll have to increase it even further, probably to 3900, depending on how much it waits before opening the gates)

Case 2 - Annual target 76000.
About 41% target achieved.
About 45000 invitations still to be issued.
Spacing those out over two week draws, the number of invitations remain between 3200-3300 (which is the current scenario also.)
I don't think CIC will stick with this, but if it does, this ll spell disaster for the in line applicants.

Case 3 - Annual target 86000.
The best of all.
About 36% achieved. That makes 55000+ available.
Given 2 draws each month,
Invitations should be increased to at least 3900 to cover the annual target.

Assumptions -
1. Draws take place regularly at an interval of two weeks.
2. ITAs are increased from the next draw.
3. There is no wastage, i.e all ITAs issued are converted into PR's.

Now, I must say that these assumptions are not practical. They are just for calculation purpose.

There will surely be back to back draws. CIC may not increase ITA's from the next draw itself. And for sure, there is a lot of wastage, many ITA's fail to convert into PR's.
And all these, I must add, will only reduce the CRS cut off or push CIC to increase ITA's further (even if we adopt the pessimistic approach).

PS - Not an expert at this. Was just curious about this so did it. Might be wrong in my judgment or calculations.

Even if we consider case 3 of a further 56k ITA's.
225+ people join pool per day with scores of 450+. As of May 10th ~1700 people are waiting for ITA in this range.
By the end of 2019. ~60k people will be joining pool with 450+ scores. So people waiting with scores below 450 no longer stand a chance after the current 4 week gap. Especially i feel for the unfortunate 5k profiles in 441-450 range for whom Canadian dream is too far

 

[mrs.Saifee]

hi.sorry this is off topic.
I wanted to ask do I need to send my bachelors degree in order to get my masters attested from WES.I am from pakistan

 

[Dheana90]

hi.sorry this is off topic.
I wanted to ask do I need to send my bachelors degree in order to get my masters attested from WES.I am from pakistan

You can use WES required document tool below to determine the required docs for your master degree.

https://www.wes.org/required-documents/

 

[gehlot.paresh]

Hello Guys,
I know there's a lot going on due to this four weeks gap. There are lots of other people facing work experience count issues and lots more and more.
There are even people who are always ready to help, always comes with positive feelings, hopes and much more, so honestly and heartily thanks to all of them.

Am not that expert in analysis, there are other great experts here at analysis and prediction for CRS cutoff, most of them with totally high prediction may be 460+, others with positive vibes for CRS between 455 to 460, and may be 450 to 455 with increased ITA and I totally respect them.

However, I just want to say one thing, that though there's a huge gap, that doesn't meant that the draw needs to be above 460 always.

If you see CIC applicants distribution till 10th May 2019, It is something as below:
601-1,200 317
451-600 1,668
401-450 35,654
441-450 5,360

Specifically, the higher range from
451 to 600.
It says 1668, but this is between 451 to 600
It doesn't say how may are there between
451 to 455
455 to 460
460 to 465
And so on
There are almost more applicants between 451 to 454
It is really hard to get above 454.
If we even see above 455 and below 600 even here in this forum, there may be hardly 150 in total, so it's really tough to go above 460+.
It can go, am not say, it is impossible, it can even, but still, I believe, it's a bit tough.

Coming to applicants above 600, it's always going to be PNP people, and one of the members in this thread somewhere explained that if province invites applicants for PNP, it's not like they get 600 points on the same day, that takes time, so though recently lots of province invited applicants for nomination, but to get those nomination, will still take time, so applicants above 600 will also be less.

Now coming to people getting added to pool everyday with score 450+ on an average from lots of reply in this thread is found to be 225, and that is from previous analysis of applicants published by CIC after draw, for the date few days before the draw, agreed, but 450+ doesn't always meant, it's always between 455 to 460, or even more than that, it can even be between 450 to 454, as it's really hard to go above that, as explained earlier.

Now coming to draws with gap and CRS rise,
#110 – January 30, 2019
CRS score of lowest-ranked candidate invited: 438
Number of invitations issued: 3,350
=== HERE'S THE GAP==20DAYS
#111 – February 20, 2019
CRS score of lowest-ranked candidate invited: 458
Number of invitations issued: 3,350


And draws after that
#112 – March 6, 2019
CRS score of lowest-ranked candidate invited: 454
Number of invitations issued: 3,350

#113 – March 20, 2019
CRS score of lowest-ranked candidate invited: 452
Number of invitations issued: 3,350

#114 – April 3, 2019
CRS score of lowest-ranked candidate invited: 451
Number of invitations issued: 3,350

So
Now, there was a gap of 20 days from draw 110 to 111, and CRS raised from 438 to 457.
The only reason was, after draw the lowest score in pool was 438, which means there weren't any applicants above 438 till the draw happened, that was reason the cutoff was 438.
Now in this gap from draw 110 to 111, applicants above 450 got added and that too more, so it raised to 457 only despite of 20days gap.
I meant to say that it raised just because less applicants with CRS 450 or above were not invited in draw 110, as there were none.

And now when you see draw 112, it directly reduces from 457 to 454, with 3350 applicants invited, which means total applicants between 454 to 457 were just 3350. That means there are less people in this range or even above this till draw 112.

Coming to next draw 113, where cut off is even less, that is 452, that is it is even two points down with regular ITAs that is 3350, which meant that the number of people more than 452 were only 3350 till this draw 113, so in next draw again these applicants are out from pool.
So, in next draw, it reduces to 451 and eventually to 450.

So, I meant to say that, it's the number of people at particular CRS score being invited before the GAP makes the difference more than that of a GAP.
That is, before draw 110, applicants above 438 were already invited to the pool and were out of pool, but in this gap from draw 110 to 111, Its new applicants out of that range, that is above 438 got in pool, and despite of 20days gap, it just reached to 457, with 438 being lowest before the gap.

So, on 1st May, 2019, draw 116, 3350 applicants being invited with 450 score are already out of pool, so now there are less people with 450+ in pool with 10th May 2019 data is 1985(1668+317)
Out of which we only know about 317 CRS for sure that they are above 600, but still we are not sure about those 1668 ranging from 451 to 600,
They can be between 451 to 452, or may be more than that, but still we are not sure. And as explained earlier, it is really tough to go above 454.

So, doesn't matter how many applicants get added above 450+ every day, what matters is maximum CRS score for such applicants, it can be even 451, 452, and so on, and may be less than 455 or more than that too, but till the time we are not sure, it really tough to predict.

But as it's tough to score above 454 for most of us, most of the applicants above 450+ shall be between 450 to 454, that's the reason for points going down quickly from 457 to 454, and slowly from 452 to 450, as there are less applicantd above 454 and more below 452.

So, it's really tough to predict what shall be the next cutoff, but it shall be between 455 to 458.
Don't know about ITA
Don't know about draw date.
Don't even know that it will be definitely between 455 to 458 only, it can be even more or hardly may be less if more ITA issued.

I just analysed this whole thread, previous rounds, applicants in last few rounds as I save PDF of the whole page containing table for number of applicants present in pool after every draw shown on CIC website, compared them.

I just want to say that, I believe CRS will gradually decrease to 450 and even less if regular draws come, so people with CRS 450 or even less, don't loose hope, there's something planned by GOD for everyone, we just have to believe in GOD, we just have to be hopeful, positive and have to have patience, believe me, everything will work out, will just have to wait for perfect time.

A small contribution to plethora of positive vibes already available here

 

[NikSharma01]

I read this on CIC website guys. Please click the link and read yourself

https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/immigrate-canada/express-entry/eligibility/federal-skilled-workers/six-selection-factors-federal-skilled-workers.html#experience

Six selection factors – Federal Skilled Worker Program (Express Entry)
We use selection factor points to help assess your eligibility for the Federal Skilled Worker Program.

We’ll assess your selection factors and assign an overall score out of 100.

If you score 67 points or higher, you may qualify for the Federal Skilled Worker Program.

If you meet the other requirements too, you can submit a profile to the Express Entry pool. Once you’re in the Express Entry pool, we use a different system to rank your profile.

Work experience (maximum 15 points)
You can get points for the number of years you’ve spent doing full-time paid work (at least 30 hours per week, or an equal amount of part-time [15 hours per week for 24 months]) at skill type 0, or skill levels A or B of the 2016 National Occupational Classification.

To get selection factor points, your work experience will count if it was:

• in Canada or abroad
• while you were studying
• while being self-employed

It means we can claim foreign work experience while being a full-time student,right?

Well, in that case it seems legit! Give a ring to CIC agents for better information. Besides, while creating your profile system will assess your data automatically and you will be informed whether you are eligible or not. If yes, it will add points accordingly.

 

[keyur sharma]

I wanted it to be Monday to submit my application next week. If it's Wednesday, my medical appointment would go to June 1st week.

For Medical you don’t need ITA

 

[EnthuChap]

Access My Service Canada Account


Attention:
Please be advised that this service will be unavailable from 11:00 p.m. Saturday, May 25, 2019 to 6:00 a.m. Sunday, May 26, 2019 (Eastern Time) to permit system maintenance. We apologize for any inconvenience.
https://www.canada.ca/en/employment-social-development/services/my-account/access.html

I saw this when I was going to sign in to my QCKey,guys

And below msg too

https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/application/account.html

This online service will be unavailable from 2:30 a.m. to 5:30 a.m. Eastern time, on Tuesday May 28, 2019, in order to perform system maintenance.

Looks like a sign of B2B draws. Now I'm excited!

 

[NikSharma01]

Thank you for your valuable info.

Yes. Generally, eligible point was 60. But for accountant and other high demand occupations in IT and engineering it was 70 after I graduated. I maxed out on IELTS and by the time I have 70 points, the cut off point for Accountant occupation was 75, hahaha

And guess what, now is 90. Their Immigration really tough now. Only 500 invitation per month now. So sad. I wish I opted for Canada earlier as I would still have valid CLB 10 IELTS,too...

Now Canadian EE points kept increasing too and I can't claim 3 years experience as well. I'm so unlucky hey?? Hahaha

But, I still have high hope. Otherwise my last resort would be pursuing grad diploma or master degree in Canada, I guess..

Omg! That is too high.

Well, I won't say you're the only one being unlucky here. All of us, have suffered or still facing some of the hardships in life. For instance, in my scenario, I cleared my exam back in August 2018 and my profile score is 444. However, in 2018 the score of 440s were quite safe. Unfortunately, I couldn't enter into the pool right after my exam, due to my evaluation delay by WES, which took nearly 5 months. So, I was given the ECA report only on February 1st 2019, but then Jan 30 draw with 438 was already held. Lol!

I thought, I would be through in the very next draw, however, it never happened and the score is continuously increasing and here I am still waiting for the ITA. Lol, still being hopeful and optimistic.

 

[NikSharma01]

Hello Guys,
I know there's a lot going on due to this four weeks gap. There are lots of other people facing work experience count issues and lots more and more.
There are even people who are always ready to help, always comes with positive feelings, hopes and much more, so honestly and heartily thanks to all of them.

Am not that expert in analysis, there are other great experts here at analysis and prediction for CRS cutoff, most of them with totally high prediction may be 460+, others with positive vibes for CRS between 455 to 460, and may be 450 to 455 with increased ITA and I totally respect them.

However, I just want to say one thing, that though there's a huge gap, that doesn't meant that the draw needs to be above 460 always.

If you see CIC applicants distribution till 10th May 2019, It is something as below:
601-1,200 317
451-600 1,668
401-450 35,654
441-450 5,360

Specifically, the higher range from
451 to 600.
It says 1668, but this is between 451 to 600
It doesn't say how may are there between
451 to 455
455 to 460
460 to 465
And so on
There are almost more applicants between 451 to 454
It is really hard to get above 454.
If we even see above 455 and below 600 even here in this forum, there may be hardly 150 in total, so it's really tough to go above 460+.
It can go, am not say, it is impossible, it can even, but still, I believe, it's a bit tough.

Coming to applicants above 600, it's always going to be PNP people, and one of the members in this thread somewhere explained that if province invites applicants for PNP, it's not like they get 600 points on the same day, that takes time, so though recently lots of province invited applicants for nomination, but to get those nomination, will still take time, so applicants above 600 will also be less.

Now coming to people getting added to pool everyday with score 450+ on an average from lots of reply in this thread is found to be 225, and that is from previous analysis of applicants published by CIC after draw, for the date few days before the draw, agreed, but 450+ doesn't always meant, it's always between 455 to 460, or even more than that, it can even be between 450 to 454, as it's really hard to go above that, as explained earlier.

Now coming to draws with gap and CRS rise,
#110 – January 30, 2019
CRS score of lowest-ranked candidate invited: 438
Number of invitations issued: 3,350
=== HERE'S THE GAP==20DAYS
#111 – February 20, 2019
CRS score of lowest-ranked candidate invited: 458
Number of invitations issued: 3,350


And draws after that
#112 – March 6, 2019
CRS score of lowest-ranked candidate invited: 454
Number of invitations issued: 3,350

#113 – March 20, 2019
CRS score of lowest-ranked candidate invited: 452
Number of invitations issued: 3,350

#114 – April 3, 2019
CRS score of lowest-ranked candidate invited: 451
Number of invitations issued: 3,350

So
Now, there was a gap of 20 days from draw 110 to 111, and CRS raised from 438 to 457.
The only reason was, after draw the lowest score in pool was 438, which means there weren't any applicants above 438 till the draw happened, that was reason the cutoff was 438.
Now in this gap from draw 110 to 111, applicants above 450 got added and that too more, so it raised to 457 only despite of 20days gap.
I meant to say that it raised just because less applicants with CRS 450 or above were not invited in draw 110, as there were none.

And now when you see draw 112, it directly reduces from 457 to 454, with 3350 applicants invited, which means total applicants between 454 to 457 were just 3350. That means there are less people in this range or even above this till draw 112.

Coming to next draw 113, where cut off is even less, that is 452, that is it is even two points down with regular ITAs that is 3350, which meant that the number of people more than 452 were only 3350 till this draw 113, so in next draw again these applicants are out from pool.
So, in next draw, it reduces to 451 and eventually to 450.

So, I meant to say that, it's the number of people at particular CRS score being invited before the GAP makes the difference more than that of a GAP.
That is, before draw 110, applicants above 438 were already invited to the pool and were out of pool, but in this gap from draw 110 to 111, Its new applicants out of that range, that is above 438 got in pool, and despite of 20days gap, it just reached to 457, with 438 being lowest before the gap.

So, on 1st May, 2019, draw 116, 3350 applicants being invited with 450 score are already out of pool, so now there are less people with 450+ in pool with 10th May 2019 data is 1985(1668+317)
Out of which we only know about 317 CRS for sure that they are above 600, but still we are not sure about those 1668 ranging from 451 to 600,
They can be between 451 to 452, or may be more than that, but still we are not sure. And as explained earlier, it is really tough to go above 454.

So, doesn't matter how many applicants get added above 450+ every day, what matters is maximum CRS score for such applicants, it can be even 451, 452, and so on, and may be less than 455 or more than that too, but till the time we are not sure, it really tough to predict.

But as it's tough to score above 454 for most of us, most of the applicants above 450+ shall be between 450 to 454, that's the reason for points going down quickly from 457 to 454, and slowly from 452 to 450, as there are less applicantd above 454 and more below 452.

So, it's really tough to predict what shall be the next cutoff, but it shall be between 455 to 458.
Don't know about ITA
Don't know about draw date.
Don't even know that it will be definitely between 455 to 458 only, it can be even more or hardly may be less if more ITA issued.

I just analysed this whole thread, previous rounds, applicants in last few rounds as I save PDF of the whole page containing table for number of applicants present in pool after every draw shown on CIC website, compared them.

I just want to say that, I believe CRS will gradually decrease to 450 and even less if regular draws come, so people with CRS 450 or even less, don't loose hope, there's something planned by GOD for everyone, we just have to believe in GOD, we just have to be hopeful, positive and have to have patience, believe me, everything will work out, will just have to wait for perfect time.

A small contribution to plethora of positive vibes already available here

Great job buddy! That's what the crucial factor is, the cut-off will be around the average score of the applicants, but it is still unknown what that score is?

However, i think it will be somwehere around 457-465.

 

[ajangbar001]

Maintenance notice is up, draw will be conducted on Wednesday now.

https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/application/account.html

This online service will be unavailable from 2:30 a.m. to 5:30 a.m.Eastern time, on Tuesday May 28, 2019, in order to perform system maintenance.

So I think CIC might be following this thread and probably following the speculation in terms of when the draw will be, so they decided to end all madness and put up the notice.

Now the only thing remains is the cut-off score

 

[Not_Your_Donkey_Kong]

Even if we consider case 3 of a further 56k ITA's.
225+ people join pool per day with scores of 450+. As of May 10th ~1700 people are waiting for ITA in this range.
By the end of 2019. ~60k people will be joining pool with 450+ scores. So people waiting with scores below 450 no longer stand a chance after the current 4 week gap. Especially i feel for the unfortunate 5k profiles in 441-450 range for whom Canadian dream is too far

Yes. The scores would hover around 450-451 mark. But then, there would surely be a couple of back to back draws. That would surely lower the cut off to at least 446-447, for at least those draws.

Also, if ITA's are increased, it it could be possible that the cut off gets stabilised at like 447-448 instead of 450's.

The world hasn't changed so much that 440's can't pass. This year is supposed to be bigger and better. If 2018 could see the scores as low as in 430's, what makes you think that this year should be any different, after all 2019 has a bigger target to achieve!
I mean it's not like that all the Phd scholars with perfect 9 in IELTS were waiting just for 2019. Haha.

Don't let your spirits be lowered.
We all ll get there.

Just remember the latin maxim -

''Illegitimi non carborundum."
Don't let the bastards grind you down.

 

[13nitinsharma]

Hello Guys,
I know there's a lot going on due to this four weeks gap. There are lots of other people facing work experience count issues and lots more and more.
There are even people who are always ready to help, always comes with positive feelings, hopes and much more, so honestly and heartily thanks to all of them.

Am not that expert in analysis, there are other great experts here at analysis and prediction for CRS cutoff, most of them with totally high prediction may be 460+, others with positive vibes for CRS between 455 to 460, and may be 450 to 455 with increased ITA and I totally respect them.

However, I just want to say one thing, that though there's a huge gap, that doesn't meant that the draw needs to be above 460 always.

If you see CIC applicants distribution till 10th May 2019, It is something as below:
601-1,200 317
451-600 1,668
401-450 35,654
441-450 5,360

Specifically, the higher range from
451 to 600.
It says 1668, but this is between 451 to 600
It doesn't say how may are there between
451 to 455
455 to 460
460 to 465
And so on
There are almost more applicants between 451 to 454
It is really hard to get above 454.
If we even see above 455 and below 600 even here in this forum, there may be hardly 150 in total, so it's really tough to go above 460+.
It can go, am not say, it is impossible, it can even, but still, I believe, it's a bit tough.

Coming to applicants above 600, it's always going to be PNP people, and one of the members in this thread somewhere explained that if province invites applicants for PNP, it's not like they get 600 points on the same day, that takes time, so though recently lots of province invited applicants for nomination, but to get those nomination, will still take time, so applicants above 600 will also be less.

Now coming to people getting added to pool everyday with score 450+ on an average from lots of reply in this thread is found to be 225, and that is from previous analysis of applicants published by CIC after draw, for the date few days before the draw, agreed, but 450+ doesn't always meant, it's always between 455 to 460, or even more than that, it can even be between 450 to 454, as it's really hard to go above that, as explained earlier.

Now coming to draws with gap and CRS rise,
#110 – January 30, 2019
CRS score of lowest-ranked candidate invited: 438
Number of invitations issued: 3,350
=== HERE'S THE GAP==20DAYS
#111 – February 20, 2019
CRS score of lowest-ranked candidate invited: 458
Number of invitations issued: 3,350


And draws after that
#112 – March 6, 2019
CRS score of lowest-ranked candidate invited: 454
Number of invitations issued: 3,350

#113 – March 20, 2019
CRS score of lowest-ranked candidate invited: 452
Number of invitations issued: 3,350

#114 – April 3, 2019
CRS score of lowest-ranked candidate invited: 451
Number of invitations issued: 3,350

So
Now, there was a gap of 20 days from draw 110 to 111, and CRS raised from 438 to 457.
The only reason was, after draw the lowest score in pool was 438, which means there weren't any applicants above 438 till the draw happened, that was reason the cutoff was 438.
Now in this gap from draw 110 to 111, applicants above 450 got added and that too more, so it raised to 457 only despite of 20days gap.
I meant to say that it raised just because less applicants with CRS 450 or above were not invited in draw 110, as there were none.

And now when you see draw 112, it directly reduces from 457 to 454, with 3350 applicants invited, which means total applicants between 454 to 457 were just 3350. That means there are less people in this range or even above this till draw 112.

Coming to next draw 113, where cut off is even less, that is 452, that is it is even two points down with regular ITAs that is 3350, which meant that the number of people more than 452 were only 3350 till this draw 113, so in next draw again these applicants are out from pool.
So, in next draw, it reduces to 451 and eventually to 450.

So, I meant to say that, it's the number of people at particular CRS score being invited before the GAP makes the difference more than that of a GAP.
That is, before draw 110, applicants above 438 were already invited to the pool and were out of pool, but in this gap from draw 110 to 111, Its new applicants out of that range, that is above 438 got in pool, and despite of 20days gap, it just reached to 457, with 438 being lowest before the gap.

So, on 1st May, 2019, draw 116, 3350 applicants being invited with 450 score are already out of pool, so now there are less people with 450+ in pool with 10th May 2019 data is 1985(1668+317)
Out of which we only know about 317 CRS for sure that they are above 600, but still we are not sure about those 1668 ranging from 451 to 600,
They can be between 451 to 452, or may be more than that, but still we are not sure. And as explained earlier, it is really tough to go above 454.

So, doesn't matter how many applicants get added above 450+ every day, what matters is maximum CRS score for such applicants, it can be even 451, 452, and so on, and may be less than 455 or more than that too, but till the time we are not sure, it really tough to predict.

But as it's tough to score above 454 for most of us, most of the applicants above 450+ shall be between 450 to 454, that's the reason for points going down quickly from 457 to 454, and slowly from 452 to 450, as there are less applicantd above 454 and more below 452.

So, it's really tough to predict what shall be the next cutoff, but it shall be between 455 to 458.
Don't know about ITA
Don't know about draw date.
Don't even know that it will be definitely between 455 to 458 only, it can be even more or hardly may be less if more ITA issued.

I just analysed this whole thread, previous rounds, applicants in last few rounds as I save PDF of the whole page containing table for number of applicants present in pool after every draw shown on CIC website, compared them.

I just want to say that, I believe CRS will gradually decrease to 450 and even less if regular draws come, so people with CRS 450 or even less, don't loose hope, there's something planned by GOD for everyone, we just have to believe in GOD, we just have to be hopeful, positive and have to have patience, believe me, everything will work out, will just have to wait for perfect time.

A small contribution to plethora of positive vibes already available here

Good to see more people sharing their views and analysis. Good job and thanks for sharing!

My two cents, there’re so many of my friends who’re closely analyzing cut-offs since January 30th draw and believe me, all of our predictions were 99.99% accurate based on the actual data set we forcasted. Like you mentioned, you’re not sure about the date and ITA’s this time, here what we think it will be:

DRAW DATE: MAY 29th (Wednesday)
CRS Cut-Off: Above 458
Expected ITA’s: 3750/3900

Yes, I do also agree that everything will work out at right time, we just need to show some patience for next couple of draws. Once we see the trend of ITA’s in upcoming draws, things will be more clear and Yes, good things are on the way!!

 

[Dheana90]

Well, in that case it seems legit! Give a ring to CIC agents for better information. Besides, while creating your profile system will assess your data automatically and you will be informed whether you are eligible or not. If yes, it will add points accordingly.

Yes. Thank you. I will give CIC a call first I reckon as I can't create EE profile yet at the moment as I'm still waiting for my husband's ECA report from WES.

 

[NikSharma01]

Good to see more people sharing their views and analysis. Good job and thanks for sharing!

My two cents, there’re so many of my friends who’re closely analyzing cut-offs since January 30th draw and believe me, all of our predictions were 99.99% accurate based on the actual data set we forcasted. Like you mentioned, you’re not sure about the date and ITA’s this time, here what we think it will be:

DRAW DATE: MAY 29th (Wednesday)
CRS Cut-Off: Above 458
Expected ITA’s: 3750/3900

Yes, I do also agree that everything will work out at right time, we just need to show some patience for next couple of draws. Once we see the trend of ITA’s in upcoming draws, things will be more clear and Yes, good things are on the way!!

Exactly! The score will be 458+ and For another 3 consecutive draws the circumstances will remain against us till the end of June. However, After that we can anticipate some positive outcomes.

 

[Dheana90]

Omg! That is too high.

Well, I won't say you're the only one being unlucky here. All of us, have suffered or still facing some of the hardships in life. For instance, in my scenario, I cleared my exam back in August 2018 and my profile score is 444. However, in 2018 the score of 440s were quite safe. Unfortunately, I couldn't enter into the pool right after my exam, due to my evaluation delay by WES, which took nearly 5 months. So, I was given the ECA report only on February 1st 2019, but then Jan 30 draw with 438 was already held. Lol!

I thought, I would be through in the very next draw, however, it never happened and the score is continuously increasing and here I am still waiting for the ITA. Lol, still being hopeful and optimistic.

Yes. We'll get to Canada eventually. We've been genuine in regards to creating EE profile. I heard some people are creating fake profile just to see if they get invitation or not with unlegitimate informations. Atleast we're honest and wait for those docs to be available to us and even suffered for it even though it was not really our fault. In your case, WES was responsible for delaying your report.

I, too, was expecting WES report to be generated sooner but they took time to update the arrival of my docs in their office as I knew for sure that my required got delivered 10days earlier than the update they provided on my WES account. Furthermore, They increased the processing time to 35days and that too exclude the review and acceptance of my docs. I applied end of Feb, docs reached Canada mid March and I expected that I will get my report by end of April. But I got my report on 21st May. As a result of this delay, I have to take IELTS test again next month as it expired on 10th May.

It's been more than 2 years since I sit for IELTS exam so i kind of have to learn and practise again in order to achieve CLB 10 again.

Anyway, all the best to all of us. We'll get through it together. Just don't lose hope.