Results: Rounds of invitations
Ministerial Instructions respecting invitations to apply for permanent residence under the Express Entry system – September 4, 2019
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Number of invitations issued:3,600Footnote*
Rank required to be invited to apply: 3,600th or above
Date and time of round:September 4, 2019 at 13:36:34 UTC
CRS score of lowest-ranked candidate invited: 463
Tie-breaking rule: August 23, 2019 at 13:33:34 UTC
Its strange to see the cut-off boosted back in early 460s, even after a back-to-back draw. Anyways, many congratulations to the ITA receivers.
CRS score distribution of candidates in the Express Entry pool as of August 30, 2019
CRS score range Number of candidates
601-1,200 395
451-600 6,826
401-450 39,701
441-450 8,381
431-440 10,089
421-430 6,506
411-420 6,947
401-410 7,778 351-400 43,508
391-400 7,641
381-390 9,353
371-380 9,064
361-370 8,961
351-360 8,489 301-350 24,949
0-300 3,663 Total 119,042
Guys a small discussion prompt - "If IRCC is deliberately trying to keep CRS around 460 (maybe to allow provinces to make more money via PNPs) then how long can they sustain?"
Will this inflation die out eventually as 458+ applications dry up?
Or will enough people keep increasing their CRS scores by hook or crook to keep pushing the cut-off upwards?
I understand this is very speculative. But maybe some experienced guys can shed light?
This was a really unexpected draw outcome, however lets be positive and hope for the score to drop in the upcoming draws.. This might have been higher due to the PNP guys..
Guys, this score was expected as I mentioned earlier as well. It's not that Ontario is approving applications, but there are other factors involved in high CRS this time.
1. Alberta issued 121 Notifications of Interest, which took place August 15 (few approvals from there)
2. Ontario approvals are also considered (even if there were few but they're part of this draw too)
3. New addition of applications to CRS (it's higher than before these days)
4. Last draw happened on Tuesday, so even a single day of gap this time, can push the score up
5. Finally, improvements by existing applicants to their scores (be it increasing IELTS score, or new ECA update)
Guys, this score was expected as I mentioned earlier as well. It's not that Ontario is approving applications, but there are other factors involved in high CRS this time.
1. Alberta issued 121 Notifications of Interest, which took place August 15 (few approvals from there)
2. Ontario approvals are also considered (even if there were few but they're part of this draw too)
3. New addition of applications to CRS (it's higher than before these days)
4. Last draw happened on Tuesday, so even a single day of gap this time, can push the score up
5. Finally, improvements by existing applicants to their scores (be it increasing IELTS score, or new ECA update)
Guys, this score was expected as I mentioned earlier as well. It's not that Ontario is approving applications, but there are other factors involved in high CRS this time.
1. Alberta issued 121 Notifications of Interest, which took place August 15 (few approvals from there)
2. Ontario approvals are also considered (even if there were few but they're part of this draw too)
3. New addition of applications to CRS (it's higher than before these days)
4. Last draw happened on Tuesday, so even a single day of gap this time, can push the score up
5. Finally, improvements by existing applicants to their scores (be it increasing IELTS score, or new ECA update)
