Finally got WES ECA and submitted profile. Hope the cut-off is lower and B2B draw on December 18th. Taking IELTS on 8th to improve score, as 2 points are very crucial it seems.
CIC will not try to lower the score - its funny, why do they need to?
The fact is that getting 450 is difficult and there is no huge increase in the number of entries (apart from strange increase of 5000 in October), which means that only DUE to the lower draw numbers and FST the score been increased as of now to 470.
It has to stabilize and it will, will it ever go to 440? No!
I only followed Liz's online tutorials for two weeks, especially for the writing samples and formats. Worked great, got 3 CLB 10s and only CLB9 in listening, which made me question my hearing ability rather than my English skills.
I only followed Liz's online tutorials for two weeks, especially for the writing samples and formats. Worked great, got 3 CLB 10s and only CLB9 in listening, which made me question my hearing ability rather than my English skills.
That's great.I feel listening is the trickiest module.Even if you listen everything well somehow you mess something up at the end.Like i always miss the capital first letter for proper nouns, some spelling mistakes etc.I always loose marks in that.
That's great.I feel listening is the trickiest module.Even if you listen everything well somehow you mess something up at the end.Like i always miss the capital first letter for proper nouns, some spelling mistakes etc.I always loose marks in that.
For, IELTS listening and reading, always write your answers in capiltal letters e.g. instead of writing "Tree" write "TREE" on your answer sheet.
I used this strategy and got 8.5 in listening and 8.0 in reading last month.
For, IELTS listening and reading, always write your answers in capiltal letters e.g. instead of writing "Tree" write "TREE" on your answer sheet.
I used this strategy and got 8.5 in listening and 8.0 in reading last month.
Ahan.That sounds like a strategy.I read it somewhere but did not apply i wasn't sure if this is allowed or not.I will do this now, i hope will save me some marks.
Got the ITA on 27th Nov. Upfront Medical Form is necessary for application submission? I have all related documents readily available with me. But the most recent Medical exam appointment I am getting is 11th Dec. My IELTS result would expire on 1st Feb, 2020. Should I take the chances and submit my application with that?
I've been tracking the number of OINP nominations being issued between each draw, taking the myimmitracker site as a proxy. There has been no end to the continuous flow of nominations as yet. There were 22 nominations reported at this site in the period between Nov 13 and Nov 27, which is even more than there were between Oct 30 and Nov 13. Some of these are even from the August 1 NOI group, and not from the August 15 NOI group.
myimmitracker is just a proxy, but I strongly suspect OINP continues to be the main reason behind the high cut-off. There were plenty of nominations issued on November 25th and 26th. The pool had 709 candidates with 600+ points on November 23rd. This could easily have exceeded 1,000 by the 27th.
So I'd stay calm and wait for another two draws for the OINP effect to completely mitigate. The score should come back to the early 460s after that.
Got the ITA on 27th Nov. Upfront Medical Form is necessary for application submission? I have all related documents readily available with me. But the most recent Medical exam appointment I am getting is 11th Dec. My IELTS result would expire on 1st Feb, 2020. Should I take the chances and submit my application with that?
Please wait and do your medicals. You an submit immediately you get home on the 11th. They will give you a form to upload on that day. So, you get home, scan, upload, go over your application one last time and submit.