62 marks instead of 69

[tfernandes]

Hi all,

Ive joined this forum newly and just exploring the opportunities to migrate to canada. At present here are my detaisl

Age 28
Experience - 2 years in India (Technical Support) + 1.5 Years in UAE(Dubai - Technical Support Engineer)
Education - Masters degree
Spouse Education - Bachelors (University)
Relatives in Canda - cousin brother

I have tried the online assesement and getting score of 69. I just wanted to know with this score what is the chance for me getting the approval

If my pass mark is 62 instead of 67 then do i stand a chance - can i file for immigration?

I am not going through any agent & want to apply individually. Is it ok to do so?

Your inputs would be highly appreciated.

Regards,
Thaddeus Fernandes
Dubai - UAE

 

[kane]

if you don't have 67 which is the passing mark,then you need to figure out a way to improve your score.
otherwise if you apply,you'll be rejected.

 

[pooja123]

Hi all,

Ive joined this forum newly and just exploring the opportunities to migrate to canada. At present here are my detaisl

Age 28
Experience - 2 years in India (Technical Support) + 1.5 Years in UAE(Dubai - Technical Support Engineer)
Education - Masters degree
Spouse Education - Bachelors (University)
Relatives in Canda - cousin brother

I have tried the online assesement and getting score of 69. I just wanted to know with this score what is the chance for me getting the approval

If my pass mark is 62 instead of 67 then do i stand a chance - can i file for immigration?

I am not going through any agent & want to apply individually. Is it ok to do so?

Your inputs would be highly appreciated.

Regards,
Thaddeus Fernandes
Dubai - UAE

Are both jobs mentioned in 38 NOC list?
Did you add points for English (max is 16); you need to take ILETS for that....




Master's or PhD AND at least 17 years of full-time or full-time equivalent study = 25 points
English High proficiency 4 4 4 4 = 16 points

Experience Maximum 21 points
2 years = 17
3 years = 19 points

Age Points
21-49 = 10 points


A. Spouse or common-law partner's level of education
A diploma, trade certificate, apprenticeship, or university degree of two years or more and at least 14 years of full-time or full-time equivalent studies: = 4 points


You gets more than 67 points... check again
for full detail Check
http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/applications/guides/EG72.asp