Ray of HOPE *50th Draw*(Score Prediction)

[manjul]

Yes you are right. In fact they are promoting Canadian education and work. So people will think about going to canadian universities and working in Canada which will benefit them if at all they decide to go for PR. So skills and talent are not CIC's top priorities at the moment.

What would you say if they change this rule in the next 3 to 4 months and start to promote a different category of applicants?
It is hard to accept that the Canadian government realized last moth that "They should promote their education system".
Those people are quite intellectual and I am sure they had their agenda in place well before they started EE.

 

[dr.psr]

Still insisting 470 +/- 5.....No crystal balls......Just my thjougjt

-5 please...

 

[Batman_is_Real]

-5 please...

497 to 465
32 points drop seems like that is too much to ask for.

 

[raven00090]

497 to 465
32 points drop seems like that is too much to ask for.

Wait, let me get this straight. Are you saying that Batman is not real? Is he too much to ask for?

 

[Castillo]

497 to 465
32 points drop seems like that is too much to ask for.

Greater margin of fall has happened before and can still!

 

[Batman_is_Real]

Wait, let me get this straight. Are you saying that Batman is not real? Is he too much to ask for?

He is real you joker

 

[cpsingh]

We have seen in 2015 & 2016 that CRS reached to higher level but managed to drop to consoderable levels in 2-3 months time once it went too high.. So predictions that it will not really drop to 460 is incorrect.

 

[Batman_is_Real]

We have seen in 2015 & 2016 that CRS reached to higher level but managed to drop to consoderable levels in 2-3 months time once it went too high.. So predictions that it will not really drop to 460 is incorrect.

It will drop to 460 eventually but not suddenly in next draw.

 

[astralsource]

If I now have around 450 CRS and I go on 1-year Working holiday, is there a chance to increase my score with work experience in Canada? Lets say I dont have LMIA after that, just some work experience in Canada.. hm?

 

[kryt0n]

If I now have around 450 CRS and I go on 1-year Working holiday, is there a chance to increase my score with work experience in Canada? Lets say I dont have LMIA after that, just some work experience in Canada.. hm?

sure, but you'll need a full 12 months in a skilled job in Canada the SECOND you land and finish working the day you leave...

 

[Pitlord]

Not only every applicant has to do this but if you are married your spouse has to do it as well regardless if they are accompanied in application or not.

When I entered the pool CIC issued me a 16 point checklist that I must go through. There is no a single word about medical.

 

[Aspiring Canadian]

Here's the question I need help with. What was the point in the government giving international students extra points? Like this entire exercise must have cost them money right. I know from experience that changing anything on the system is very costly.

So if the crs score was going to go up so considerably high that it would be put of reach for MOST international students after the changes, what in the world was the point of changing anything at all?

Another thing that I dont understand is that if LMIA holders made up such a large number of the people in the pool, now that they are gone WHY is it still so high?

 

[astralsource]

sure, but you'll need a full 12 months in a skilled job in Canada the SECOND you land and finish working the day you leave...

Challenge accepted.

 

[Batman_is_Real]

When I entered the pool CIC issued me a 16 point checklist that I must go through. There is no a single word about medical.

Well then good luck my friend if you don't want to submit medical with your eAPR

 

[Alexios07]

So skills and talent are not CIC's top priorities at the moment.

Haha, you are very funny.

Here's the question I need help with. What was the point in the government giving international students extra points? Like this entire exercise must have cost them money right. I know from experience that changing anything on the system is very costly.

So if the crs score was going to go up so considerably high that it would be put of reach for MOST international students after the changes, what in the world was the point of changing anything at all?

Another thing that I dont understand is that if LMIA holders made up such a large number of the people in the pool, now that they are gone WHY is it still so high?

Giving more points to Canadian degrees is a way to attract more international students to come to Canada and spend their money here, instead of US, UK or Australia.

The changes have been made very recently, so obviously it takes time to make the score to go down. More points for Canadian degrees doesn't mean if you were an int'l students, you will be guaranteed an ITA.