My friend, you took it too far. I was just joking. My score was 390, then 458, then 465, then now its above 470. I took IELTS 7 times and these improvements took 2 years. I am sure that all those who are serious about going to canda are already putting their best efforts. But there are guys who have maxed out in every way, so, i think that i have no right to break them by saying that score would not plunge. I know its hard but its quiet a possibilty. No one knows what will happen. Even 472 is unsafe if they held draw after 20 days instead of tomorrow. Or may be that sudden influx of guys with above 470 was one time event due to unknown reason and its about to end. Or may be IRCC launches some other system for CEC candidate. Any thing and every thing is possible. Bro, this is ray of hope and let hope prevail.
Ray of Hope - 138th Draw
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Thanks for the reply
If I max out in ielts I can get at least 15-20 more ielts but that is not happening !!
Hello everyone.
I had a question with regard to the ECA report that I have detailed below. Any information and feedback is most welcome, thank you in advance.
I had a ECA report from WES with Canadian equivalency of Bachelors (4 years) that I had updated last year in my profile.
Recently, I had applied to WES for an additional degree evaluation and the results are as mentioned below:
Name on credential : XYZ
Credential Authentication : Documents were sent directly by the institution
Credential : Post graduate diploma
Year : 2019
Awarded by : XYZ
Status : Non recognized institution
Major : XYZ
Canadian equivalency : One semester of post secondary study at a non recognized institution.
Remarks : The credential is not comparable to a completed Canadian education credential.
COULD YOU LET ME KNOW AS PER ABOVE DETAILS, IF I FALL UNDER "2 OR MORE CERTIFICATES, DIPLOMAS OR DEGREES. ONE MUST BE FOR A PROGRAM OF 3 YEARS OR MORE"
I am unsure about this and would like to get more clarity before updating my profile from bachelors degree.
Thank you for your help.
I had a question with regard to the ECA report that I have detailed below. Any information and feedback is most welcome, thank you in advance.
I had a ECA report from WES with Canadian equivalency of Bachelors (4 years) that I had updated last year in my profile.
Recently, I had applied to WES for an additional degree evaluation and the results are as mentioned below:
Name on credential : XYZ
Credential Authentication : Documents were sent directly by the institution
Credential : Post graduate diploma
Year : 2019
Awarded by : XYZ
Status : Non recognized institution
Major : XYZ
Canadian equivalency : One semester of post secondary study at a non recognized institution.
Remarks : The credential is not comparable to a completed Canadian education credential.
COULD YOU LET ME KNOW AS PER ABOVE DETAILS, IF I FALL UNDER "2 OR MORE CERTIFICATES, DIPLOMAS OR DEGREES. ONE MUST BE FOR A PROGRAM OF 3 YEARS OR MORE"
I am unsure about this and would like to get more clarity before updating my profile from bachelors degree.
Thank you for your help.
Thank you for your response. I called WES and I checked with them, they said I fall under "2 or more certificates". Still to reconfirm, I have sent them an email so that I have it on record, for which I am yet to receive a reply.
I would like to get the input of forum members on this regard to understand better. Thank you.
We had 467 1~1.5 years ago and was WAY more than enough , we decided to chill until now we are trying to boost our score by 4~6 points due to this sudden spike ..
I'm glad they responded positively ! U will surely benefit fron the extra points .
However I must also advice you to consult the official CIC/CRS website to confirm it further as WES only evaluates but IRCC will provide a more accurate answer.
Fingers crossed and best of luck
At the time, we had just gotten married and decided to settle for sometime before we apply. Never foresaw this recent trend.
Citation or link? Rumours and hearsay aren't really helpful. Wouldn't it make more sense to continue the draws and process applications rather than stop altogether and creating a large backlog or missing their immigration target. They may add other requirements when an approved applicant arrives in Canada, such as a medical upon arrival. Covid19 can be tested for pretty quickly.