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Or, what if they could drop all ~1,00,000 ITAs once per year, and clear almost the whole pipeline!! :D

They could solve everyone's problem if they conduct a draw every Wednesday; with say ~2,250 ITAs a week (based on the current 4,500 every 2nd week)

Anyone who's tested both the IELTS-G and the CELPIP can help out in understanding if the CELPIP is better scoring? My IELTS-G scores are: LRSW 8 - 7.5 - 8.5 - 7. I need CLB10 to max out in the current situation!

Someone wrote this on the 132nd thread.

"Candidates from the Federal Skilled Trades Program, were eligible for this round of invitations."

I'd expect CIC to have a set calendar for the whole year, with specific dates for FSTs and FSW draws and the required number of ITAs in a scheduled format than to be tweaking on the fly. I read a lot of people saying they're doing it on purpose. Well, no one can anticipate the inflow of high CRS...

A huge population passed their post-graduate diplomas from Annamalai in India - in August 2019. November sounds like a good time for them to have gotten their WES evaluations is probably one of the reasons the CRS is high + additional high CRS candidates to the pool!

I understand what you're saying, but I'm also only trying to work with the data we have (as that seems to be the best approach to take when we do not have a definite direction by the main source) - we've seen from 2017 to 2018 that the ITAs were higher than the Target for that particular year...

Its either the next 5 Wednesdays with the first option or any 4 of the 5 Wednesdays left for this year (minus and before Dec 25th, cuz they wouldn't) I would be highly amazed to see them fall far below the 89,800 ITAs issued in 2018 while the year-on-year immigration targets are a positive delta.

The shift from 3,900 ITAs to 3,600 ITAs is very important to consider here IMO. Current cumulative ITAs at 75,300 (as of 11/13) - Could have a 3,600 ITA back-to-back draw for the next 5 weeks (until the 18th of Dec) to exceed last years 89,800 by ~4%, or - Could have a 3,600 ITA draw each with...

@Dheana90: Eagerly waiting for new predictions based on your analysis and this new draw! thank you in advance :)

This forum must be fun for CIC employees to read! :D

The 'Target' in 2018 was 74,900 but they issued 89,800 ITAs in 2018 (i.e. ~20% more ITAs than the 'Target') In 2019, the 'Target' is 81,400 but as above, they may exceed that number based on a certain internal criteria (like they did in 2018). If we take the ITAs to be 3,900 for each draw: At a...

With no draw today, there seems a chance of 7 draws remaining which could be 7 days apart each, i.e. back to back starting 30th Oct 2019 till 11th Dec 2019

According to my analysis of data, there will be atleast 6 more draws, if not 7. That means, there will be atleast one back-to-back draw if not two (with 7 above) before the year ends. That should be helpful for the lower 460s like me.

My prediction for upcoming dates for EE Draws, fingers crossed!! 23-Oct-19 | ~3900 6-Nov-19 | ~3900 20-Nov-19 | ~3900 4-Dec-19 | ~3900 18-Dec-19 | ~3900

Hi All, Please update my current CRS on the tracker: 461 There could be a few back to back draws that reduce the score, before the year ends. Hoping for the best.