Thanks for replying Aarti123. I saw that but guess that is mainly for education from a different country.
If you can afford, id say go for reevaluation as well as book a new test. Reeval will take a while, and it may end up not in your favor, you will simply lose time. On the other hand if it does go in your favor, then i guess you can cancel the test (if not already done) and get some amount refunded. Your score is already at CLB10 in 2 categories, so it would be sad to let it go.
you get the max. yours (primary applicant) are all CLB 10 and above, and spouse can get max points for CLB 9, any higher does not matter.
Put the place where you were physically present. And also indicate that education was completed by correspondence by typing in brackets {by correspondence} on the same line as the education institution name found in the Education Background Information tab of GCMS.
I am sitting at 440..hopefully may 23rd draw if not may 9th
Hi,
I would say you have a good shout in the upcoming draw. But maybe you will miss out on tie break if your profile were submitted later than January, 2018. But surely you will get the ITA within next two draws.
Hope the number of new entrants are less this time..that would make the cut-off drop to 439
My profile was created in August 2017 with CRS 427. In January, because of my birthday it came down to 421. But now, after IELTS re-attempt and sibling reference it became 439. So, will an update impact the tie breaking rule?
