Cutoff may well be in the lower bounds of 460's. But, at the same time it should be noted that getting a CRS score above 460 is difficult for out-land candidates and also that the distribution of people in higher ranges is far less when compared to the distribution of people in say 450+ range. The internal CRS tracker is an indication of this distribution.
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Cutoff may well be in the lower bounds of 460's. But, at the same time it should be noted that getting a CRS score above 460 is difficult for out-land candidates and also that the distribution of people in higher ranges is far less when compared to the distribution of people in say 450+ range. The internal CRS tracker is an indication of this distribution.
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From 1st May to 10th May, it was 221
From 10th May to 29th May, it was 240
So doesn’t seem seasonal data
During March, April per day entry of 450+ was appox 240,
From 1st May to 10th May, it was 221
From 10th May to 29th May, it was 240
So doesn’t seem seasonal data
It might not give you an exact distribution; but I believe it is a perfectly capable indication of what to expect in the next draw as it's real data of real people waiting to receive an ITA.
Ontario is run by Conservatives. They don't seem to get along well with Federal draws. It is absurd to issue PNP to anyone beyond 455 as all 455+ folks are certain to get an ITA in a month, if not immediately.
Politics is bad when done with the people like us, who are anyway not going to cast their vote in Canada elections.
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However in my predictions I considered equal density distribution from 451-470, which is more likely to be wrong, in that case 458 will be the CRS for 5th June
I agree on the point that lower slabs have higher density.
However in my predictions I considered equal density distribution from 451-470, which is more likely to be wrong, in that case 458 will be the CRS for 5th June
Very wrong.
1. 470+ people being added per day after 29th May
2. 451-469 range people are being getting accumulated since 1st May
After all, there needs to be a reason for why the score goes up than previous year. Maybe due to smaller intake than 3350 in the future, or something else.
Your number translates roughly 3350 in 14 days, which translates to ~450 cutoff score. In the past year, the score is something like 440-460.
You won't be restricted for your entire life buddy. Its just a matter of 2 years and meanwhile you'll be able to seize plenty options.
My NOC is 2174 Software Developer, looking forward to get an EOI at this point. Its hard to say when it will be conducted. However, looking at the previous scenarios, OINP seems quite active these days, so who knows if we will also get one this month. Let's hope for the best! I want you all to sail through this pool asap.
What about NOC 2174?
Is it included in Ontario's demand list?
Was it also included in the Jan 14 draw of OINP?
