According to SINP's latest published figures, express entry processing takes an average of 41 weeks and OID processing takes 27.
This means that December,19 TO Mar,20 is the only window for crs to dip because post that there will be a Tsunami of SINP applicants, and later on within a quarter we will face another wave of canadian students graduating out with diplomas/masters in July, which will again surge the crs. All in all, 4 months is all we have to be on the other side. Phew !! What suspense like a typical masala bollywood movie.
Very true the Tsunami will hit the pool eventually.
Ontario does not have 7k nomination, it is just above 6k ,which is similar for other provinces
lol it is. the thing is there was a golden period between 2016 and 2018 when scores were realistic for people, especially those above 29 years of age. At this point in time, it has become competitive AF, and expecting scores to dip is optimism max. Best bet for those asking 'My score is 4XX, do I stand a chance' is to work hard and make sure they can take their score higher. At the same time, make sure that they account for the fact that scores are going to go up by the time they finish whatever it is they are trying to do (additional course, learning French, etc.) except of course for IELTS.
Actually they do, but it depends on the situation:
i think renewing the passport and submitting the passport page is what they wanted..
I don't think they are planning for a draw this Wednesday. I believe the maintenance notification is because they are changing their sign-in partners. Refer to this link for further clarification: https://twitter.com/CitImmCanada/status/1190380544099532804so, a maintenance notification is up for 5th of November. So, guys are you guys ready for a B2B draw on coming Tuesday or Wednesday? People who thought Cutoff will not be going down soon should stop worrying and get yourself a Cola
Advance Congratulations to the guys in the 467-474 range benchmark.
People from 462-466 it's your turn next in the mid-November.
I agree, but don't you think it is practically difficult to have lots of people in the 480s and 470s to sustain the cutoff that high (like the october 30th cutoff)? It is difficult to achieve those scores, virtually everything has to go right for a person to get that score and there are not a lot of people like that! Will it stabilize a certain score then?
I agree with you. High scores are possible only if both primary and secondary applicants are young ( upto 30 yrs ) and have high IELTS score as well as more than 3 yrs experience. They can reach till 470 and above even though not having masters or work ex from Canada. However, people above 30 cannot cross 465 even after scoring high enough with work ex and IELTS unless they have education or work ex from Canada.
