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Yes, you can visit the PSK in Bangalore. Carry the documents needed to show your residency for the same.

Your tirade seems less of personal experience and more like a deterrent to hopefuls. Every individual will have a different experience. Most applicants are fully aware of the challenges that lie ahead before committing to immigrate to another country leaving their comfort and loved ones behind...

Please upload all the scans of the original documents using a CSE web form. They are critical documents and will lead to a rejection of your application without them and only translations. CSE Webform. https://secure.cic.gc.ca/enquiries-renseignements/canada-case-cas-eng.aspx

There isn’t much anyone can do to expedite the process. Regularly following up with the Indian Embassy or Consulate may help once you cross the 40 day mark.

PSK is Passport Seva Kendra which issues PCC in a similar format to the one issued by Indian Embassy/Consulate. That is accepted by IRCC. I would advise you obtain one from the UAE through BLS. Firstly, you will need to issue a UAE PCC. They charge around 100-150 aed. Next, you can apply at BLS...

It’s advisable you obtain a PCC from the Indian Embassy/Consulate in UAE. Alternatively if the pcc you obtained from India was from a PSK, that should be OK as well.

Each individual can carry up to 10k CAD cash, TCs etc. Any amount above that has to be declared to the CBSA officer at the port of entry.

You can get it issued from a PSK in Bangalore since you're currently living there and verification (if needed) can also be completed.

'Eligibility met; indicates that the case analyst who has viewed your file has recommended your file to be passed the Visa Officer. The VO will then have the final say to pass your file and status changes to 'Pass'

You can claim points for 2 or more degrees

I am going to assume you haven't yet received your ITA, which is why you're going for evaluation with another agency. In that case, you're free to use/update the reference number of the new ECA and provide the same with your application post ITA when submitting.

Work experience during the last 10 years is considered

Yes, it needs to be notarized

As far as I know, your work experience will be considered only if your course was part-time. It's going to be difficult to convince IRCC otherwise. Maybe some expert can chime in.

Still, 8-9 hours to go before you can even remotely start considering the possibility of a draw not happening today o_O

You're in for sure!

No definite answer but I'd say that plenty of time to be considered for the draw.

These threads should help https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/threads/got-pr-without-work-experience-reference-letter.531281/...

Yes, you don't need to show any experience letter, unless you have Candian work experience. Mention your work experience in the personal section only.

Degree certificate does not need to be attested. Put them i.e. the sealed envelope and degree certificate copy in a bigger envelope and send it. Don't forget to add your WES reference on the main envelope.