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Sluffy said:
:D :D :D
I'm reading this in every "prediction" post and you do not even care to read other people's post that reject your opinion
Please interpret the stats carefully and extract the right data from your own links.

380K persons was a March 2016 backlog containing ALL immigration classes - Economic, Family, refugees, etc.
Only 190K are for economic class (including economic streams, business, startups, caregivers ) and only around 92K people (not applications!) are pre-EE backlog for FSW, FST, PNP, CEC - and that is what we really care about.
Applications are twice less in average (see principal applicant and dependants proportion)
 
Cut this crap of hope >:( >:( >:( >:( .Score won't come down below 450 and by giving extra point to international students, they will take students score above 460.
 
they guessed everything so far oopnp
 
JALT said:
Yes, you already mentioned in the other thread

Glad to see you read my posts
 
astralsource said:
they guessed everything so far oopnp

Oh, this site made their 'predictions' based on what is said on this forum without revealing any new facts.
They are positioning themselves as consultants and provide consultations online, it suits them to create an impression they know something special.
They do not have any contact form or About us page or any credentials at all not speaking about the licenses to make a legal advice. Based on a simple Wordpress platform, they charge little by little to "disclose" the info which is obvious when you read at least this forum and CIC official website. So I personally see there just speculation and it is not a reliable source of information.
 
I hope the scores come down to atleast 450 so that Ontario continues to consider candidates above 400 for provincial nomination
 
RoseEllie6 said:
Looks like if it follows trends it should go up a bit tho - last year the score was 455 in sept and 470 in oct so honestly let's hope for the best and that it decreases by at least 15 - i really hope i get selected and for everyone else as well - my score stands at 480 so etieherit decreases or i need to get a pnp.

I think the next score will prob be 485 if it lower as expected, what are you guys prediction for the upcoming sept 21st draw?

As long as it goes below 481, we are OK... It hasn't gone below 482 since several months...
 
Declining CRS score and increasing ITAs..Positive sign indeed..Waiting for a miracle..Sitting on 463
 
vaibhav007us said:
I know I may sound too hopeful - but I hope someday it comes to 449.

Don't lose hope...449 is a pretty decent score..If not Federal, u will get preference for PNPs for sure..watch out for OINP and NSPNP...Peace
 
Sluffy said:
Oh, this site made their 'predictions' based on what is said on this forum without revealing any new facts.
They are positioning themselves as consultants and provide consultations online, it suits them to create an impression they know something special.
They do not have any contact form or About us page or any credentials at all not speaking about the licenses to make a legal advice. Based on a simple Wordpress platform, they charge little by little to "disclose" the info which is obvious when you read at least this forum and CIC official website. So I personally see there just speculation and it is not a reliable source of information.

a lot of scammers today they are pretty much desperate it seems
 
Mermedz said:
I think and greatly hope that the future draws will follow the trend of issuing more than 1,000 ITAs.

So, to calculate whether the CRS scores will go down, if the coming draw stays at 1,000 ITA level, we need to know how many PNPs on average enter the express entry. When the number of ITAs is somewhat greater than the number of people with PNPs, then the average CRS score will go down (in most cases).

There are also many other factors, however, this one is also important.

Agree with this. If NO or only FEW PNPs are completed/granted, between Sep 7th & Sep 21st, then we can hope for the score to drop below 491. (again, assuming continuation of 1000+ ITAs).
Question is, how does one find that out - i guess just wait and watch like we have been all along :)