Ray of Hope - 121st Draw
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Question for experts or for those who had experienced the same 'issue'
I got AOR on 11th May and get application rejected/denied/cancelled or whatever
on 19th June because of PCC and address history mismatch then I re-applied and get ITA yesterday, my question is : When you get rejection and apply again, do your MEP get passed 'faster' if everything is ok of course ?
Note my application was rejected just before MEP
I got AOR on 11th May and get application rejected/denied/cancelled or whatever
on 19th June because of PCC and address history mismatch then I re-applied and get ITA yesterday, my question is : When you get rejection and apply again, do your MEP get passed 'faster' if everything is ok of course ?Note my application was rejected just before MEP
kindly include downloaded wes form also please do fill it with the details like ur reference number, name of the degree ,institution etc
@13nitinsharma - Bro, do you feel 450 has any chance this year? I am at 450 and thinking to start looking for Australia as an option. With the ongoing trend I am not sure if the cutoff is going to come down to 450 anytime soon. What's your take? I see you are also at 450. All the best to both of us.
Hey dear,
Have you got your transcript already or are just about to get it from your university?
If you have not get your transcript already, it is better to print the WES transcript request form. It's beneficial for you as it acts as a proof for Both your University and WES that you officially ask your institution for transcript. I mean it makes more convincing with that form. Especially if your university doesn't have official envelope/refuse to send your transcript from their end.
Less chance for one week and three week gap draws until a program specific draw happens, which is expected to happen in the month of November. Only change which we can expect now is increase in the number of ITA.
The draws seem to have returned to regular intervals after a bit of turbulence.
With such regular bi-weekly draws and one or two back to back draws and increase in ITA's to 3700-3900 levels, One can expect the scores to come down to 450-455 levels by the end of August.
The half-year is completed and we have only seen shocks, surprises are yet to come.
With such regular bi-weekly draws and one or two back to back draws and increase in ITA's to 3700-3900 levels, One can expect the scores to come down to 450-455 levels by the end of August.
The half-year is completed and we have only seen shocks, surprises are yet to come.
with 447, I don't think I see too much of a chance to keep my hope alive.
So, we have decided to re-take IELTS again. We have scope to improve our scores by another 6-10 points and started working towards it. Have booked for the slot, both for me and my spouse on August 1st. Initially, when we took IELTS, we were casual and took it for granted and did not think of such high cut off's. it was 452 but lost 5 points in April and WES got delayed and by the time we created our profile, lost 5 points and scores were as high as 470.
But now instead of waiting for the miracle to happen and scores to come down, we have decided to work towards improving our score first. We better chase the score rather than to wait for the scores to come down. April 2020 and we will lose another 5 points because of age and literally stands no chance to get an ITA. I have 9 more months, maybe 1-2 times re-take the test and will work towards improving the score for the next few months.
So, we have decided to re-take IELTS again. We have scope to improve our scores by another 6-10 points and started working towards it. Have booked for the slot, both for me and my spouse on August 1st. Initially, when we took IELTS, we were casual and took it for granted and did not think of such high cut off's. it was 452 but lost 5 points in April and WES got delayed and by the time we created our profile, lost 5 points and scores were as high as 470.
But now instead of waiting for the miracle to happen and scores to come down, we have decided to work towards improving our score first. We better chase the score rather than to wait for the scores to come down. April 2020 and we will lose another 5 points because of age and literally stands no chance to get an ITA. I have 9 more months, maybe 1-2 times re-take the test and will work towards improving the score for the next few months.
Hi! I have the same question... they need a ITA for the medicals
You cannot send the envelope yourself now after the rules changed in December 2018.
You need to take a printout of the WES form, fill in the details, go to your university, fill the required form of your university and attach the WES form along with it. Your university will then send the transcripts directly to WES. You role is over, once you've applied for the transcripts at your university.
Please elaborate address history mismatch. It can be helpful for others to take precautionary action, thxQuestion for experts or for those who had experienced the same 'issue'
I got AOR on 11th May and get application rejected/denied/cancelled or whatever
Note my application was rejected just before MEP