Eligibility and CRS score

[Rudra@5593]

hello all,

Recently I got my below IELTS result
Listening; 7 bands
Reading; 6.5
Speaking; 7
Writing; 6
Can someone suggest what would be my CRS score?
I have 1 year Canadian experience, 18 mints back home work experience (B category) I completed 3 years bachelor(ECA completed) and 2 year PH courts in Canada.
Can someone advice me which category I can apply and what’s my points, please

 

[monbear]

hello all,

Recently I got my below IELTS result
Listening; 7 bands
Reading; 6.5
Speaking; 7
Writing; 6
Can someone suggest what would be my CRS score?
I have 1 year Canadian experience, 18 mints back home work experience (B category) I completed 3 years bachelor(ECA completed) and 2 year PH courts in Canada.
Can someone advice me which category I can apply and what’s my points, please

http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/immigrate/skilled/crs-tool.asp

Use the calculator on that link to get your CRS score

 

[Rudra@5593]

Thanks for your response,

But I am getting different score from the link you provide me and the CRS calculator we have on Canada visa website, and it is huge difference

CIC 425 points
Canada visa 457 points

Do you know why ? And which one I can consider?

 

[Vitesze]

Thanks for your response,

But I am getting different score from the link you provide me and the CRS calculator we have on Canada visa website, and it is huge difference

CIC 425 points
Canada visa 457 points

Do you know why ? And which one I can consider?

Always use the calculator on their official website.

 

[monbear]

Thanks for your response,

But I am getting different score from the link you provide me and the CRS calculator we have on Canada visa website, and it is huge difference

CIC 425 points
Canada visa 457 points

Do you know why ? And which one I can consider?

Yeah as Vitesze says the CIC one is the one to consider.
Redo the check and ensure you are answering all questions correctly.

I'm not sure if there have been changes in IRCC that the Canada visa website has not taken into account.

 

[monbear]

Also, I just checked mine on the canada visa website calculator and it is the same as the score I got on the CIC link. So try checking again.

 

[Rudra@5593]

I did try many times but I do not know where I am wrong and still I am getting same result.

 

[monbear]

I did try many times but I do not know where I am wrong and still I am getting same result.

I'm attempting to try and calculate it using your info but I need your age, what you meant by a PH courts in Canada (see your first query)

 

[monbear]

I did try many times but I do not know where I am wrong and still I am getting same result.

Here's what I want you to do:

Both calculators give you a calculation read out at the end showing how the points were assigned. Compare both results from both sites. Canada visa seems to be assigning more points for Canadian experience than cic does.

Anyways I'd suggest you just apply. You'll definitely know your points then. And if it turns out under 440 improving your IELTS will help greatly. All the best

 

[Rudra@5593]

I'm attempting to try and calculate it using your info but I need your age, what you meant by a PH courts in Canada (see your first query)

Sorry it was my mistake, I did study PG diploma course for 2 years in Canada that was I meant. Can you please count my age is 24

 

[monbear]

Sorry it was my mistake, I did study PG diploma course for 2 years in Canada that was I meant. Can you please count my age is 24

ok try again using the cic calculator, there is a question that asks 'What is your highest level of education' since you have a Bachelor degree and a diploma your answer should be two or more certificates, diplomas or degrees and you will get 457 as your score.

All the best

 

[Rudra@5593]

ok try again using the cic calculator, there is a question that asks 'What is your highest level of education' since you have a Bachelor degree and a diploma your answer should be two or more certificates, diplomas or degrees and you will get 457 as your score.

All the best

Thank you so much for your time, and I did same thing and I was getting 457 but when I was using CIC it’s giving me only 425 only . Can you please try using CIC please

 

[monbear]

Thank you so much for your time, and I did same thing and I was getting 457 but when I was using CIC it’s giving me only 425 only . Can you please try using CIC please

The CIC calculator is the one I used:
1. Single
2.24 yrs
3. 2 or more certificates
4b. Yes
4c. one/two year diploma
5 i. Yes
ii.7.0
6.0-7.0
6.5
6.0
iii. N/A
6. 1 year
2 years (total work experience which is 1year (canada) plus your 18 months)

No for everything else and that equals to 457. Just apply plz.

 

[Rudra@5593]

The CIC calculator is the one I used:
1. Single
2.24 yrs
3. 2 or more certificates
4b. Yes
4c. one/two year diploma
5 i. Yes
ii.7.0
6.0-7.0
6.5
6.0
iii. N/A
6. 1 year
2 years (total work experience which is 1year (canada) plus your 18 months)

No for everything else and that equals to 457. Just apply plz.

Okay I will . Thank you so much and good luck to me