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[Bathna33]

How did people achieve score above 481? Do really so many people know French?

I got 501 with 1 year work experience, masters and C1 in both English and French. Hard to imagine how to achieve that without a second language! maybe they have jobs in Canada?

 

[seadrag0n]

I got 501 with 1 year work experience, masters and C1 in both English and French. Hard to imagine how to achieve that without a second language! maybe they have jobs in Canada?

For outlanders, CLB 10 in IELTS + Masters + 3 Years of work experience + Under 30 years of age = 481.

 

[seadrag0n]

I am getting nervous as we get closer. Some sign that things are happening. Either another FSW draw/some big set of people get their PPRs(doesn't have to be me). Some Post March 2020 AOR Non-US(preferably Indian resident, because we had biometrics closed for about a year).

Brace yourself for another 75 score CEC draw with 27000 invites today.

 

[Alysson]

I think a large portion of those 481-490 are 481 which is the max you can get without a second language and job offer. So a 5k draw might reach 481 with tie breaker rule separating most.

 

[Tristan-XI]

How did people achieve score above 481? Do really so many people know French?

My thoughts (i may be wrong)
Most scores between 481-496 have relations in Canada.
Most scores between 500-600 are bilingual

 

[Tristan-XI]

I think a large portion of those 481-490 are 481 which is the max you can get without a second language and job offer. So a 5k draw might reach 481 with tie breaker rule separating most.

yeah I’m 481 but I know some 482s with Spouse

 

[Tristan-XI]

I think a large portion of those 481-490 are 481 which is the max you can get without a second language and job offer. So a 5k draw might reach 481 with tie breaker rule separating most.

I really doubt that. But we’ll see

 

[Alysson]

I think a large portion of those 481-490 are 481 which is the max you can get without a second language and job offer. So a 5k draw might reach 481 with tie breaker rule separating most.

You could also have a PhD and reach 496, but then you would be part of the 491-500 group. I still think a large majority of the 481-490 are 481 which is the common score of a fluent masters holder under 30.

 

[Windsor37]

How did people achieve score above 481? Do really so many people know French?

- relatives in Canada
- knows French
- has LMIA
- has a Ph.D
- eligible CEC
- has PNP

 

[Windsor37]

You could also have a PhD and reach 496, but then you would be part of the 491-500 group. I still think a large majority of the 481-490 are 481 which is the common score of a fluent masters holder under 30.

Not really if the applicant is around 30+ years, and has a Ph.D, they'd fall in the 481-490 category. This makes sense actually since most people who graduate BS is at their early 20s, if they complete their master's immediately they would be in their mid-20s, by the time they completed their Ph.D they'd be in the late-20s. Add in 3 years of work experience, and you get someone in their early 30s.

 

[Tristan-XI]

- relatives in Canada
- knows French
- has LMIA
- has a Ph.D
- eligible CEC
- has PNP

It’s funny how Canada left these category of people waiting since December. They are lucky Australia and New Zealand are currently not open to outlanders, would have lost a priceless pool of skilled workers by now

 

[Bathna33]

Have anyone messaged CPC Ottawa and got a response?

 

[BenMark]

Hey guys, it looks like CiC is no longer processing PNP applications. Has anybody any knowledge about PNP PR applications

 

[AishB]

Hey guys, it looks like CiC is no longer processing PNP applications. Has anybody any knowledge about PNP PR applications

What do you mean no longer processing?
Could you link the source?

 

[Timbuktu_14]

Hey guys, it looks like CiC is no longer processing PNP applications. Has anybody any knowledge about PNP PR applications

Yea, things have been hold for new applicants. Many have been waiting since around April for BIL/MEP. Let's hope things start to move soon.