DEEPCUR said:It is funny that people will want the scores to come down until their points are met and once it does, they just don't want it go down any further or even shoot up!
Their country, their policies, their wish. I believe they know their numbers better than most of the armchair analysts here.
Aaronpaul said:415 Is the most recent low,what a CRAP immigration policy?letting the whole world in
vensak said:The problem is not in the score itself. The problem is with the huge amount of the invited applicants . If they want to stick to their quota they have only 2 options:
1. Drastically reduce or even stop for some time ITA
2. Do lot of rejections (at this rate we would be speaking about 50 to 60% of failed ITA).
Aaronpaul said:415 Is the most recent low,what a CRAP immigration policy?letting the whole world in
Aaronpaul said:415 Is the most recent low,what a CRAP immigration policy?letting the whole world in
DEEPCUR said:It is funny that people will want the scores to come down until their points are met and once it does, they just don't want it go down any further or even shoot up!
DEEPCUR said:It is funny that people will want the scores to come down until their points are met and once it does, they just don't want it go down any further or even shoot up!
Their country, their policies, their wish. I believe they know their numbers better than most of the armchair analysts here.
ashu1710 said:Agreed. I've seen that way too often. Unfortunately, a lot of Indians seem to think this way as well.
Absolutely True! ( even though i am got caught by two months with this change, i feel more qualified are getting ITA's lately.. )chente said:Also better like this than not like before. People were buying lmias and got ita with 700 points, where they only had 100 withouth the lmia