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Its perfectly fine to not to enter all work experience details if you're not claiming points for it. However be careful to mention it in your history once you receive your ITA and are submitting your post ITA application.

No reason it should. Make sure you keep CIC informed of your moving to Canada on a new work permit.

Your profile seems to be fine. Provincial nominations, particularly Ontario's seem to be quite random. If you already have a job, any chance of getting an LMIA through your employer? You might try that or any of the other steps (such as retaking IELTS) to increase your CRS.

Have heard Y Axis is good. Haven't tried them though. Didn't need to as this forum is more than enough atleast for the Canada part.

Short answer is, no one knows how it will play out. Express Entry draws were hovering around 450 for a while when suddenly we have had two 480+ draws. Will they go down to below 450 is something no one can answer with certainty. What can be done in the meanwhile is to try and improve scores...

If your University isn't recognised by WES its quite possible it won't be recognized by any of the other evaluation agencies either. Still, recommend you check IQAS's website, free evaluation tool if any.

That's quite subjective. There have been people in this forum who have moved to PPR stage within a few short weeks after submitting their documents, while for others it has taken even upto 7 months. Assuming all your documents are in order you can expect it to be done anytime within 6 months, as...

Check with the WES free evalution tool. http://www.wes.org/ca/evaluations/preliminary.asp If your degree is recognised as per WES, send it for evaluation.

He has to apply alongwith his wife's medicals. So yes, he should wait for his wife to take her medicals.

You're welcome. That seems to be a case of someone with a Provincial Nomination. Provinces might follow their own rules. For now, just follow whatever CIC tells you, give them all the documents that they ask for and wait. You should be getting your own PR in a few months. All the best.

Your husband won't need to sponsor you as he is not a PR yet. You will be added to his original application and once your processing is done you would be getting your COPR as well.

I would expect neither, since you are being added to your spouse's Permanent Residence application itself. You should shortly be required to provide your PCC, medical, RPRF etc if you haven't gotten this already. Once you and your spouse complete all these processes and landing you both will get...

Your passport is sufficient. For Nepal, work experience letter and Nepal PCC is sufficient.

5.5 in writing is the problem. You need minimum 6. Recommend revaluation for writing atleast. Else you will have to give IELTS again.

You will see it in myCIC after submitting and if you are logged in. Usually the scores can be seen immediately. CIC won't send you an email with the score.

L: CLB 7 Points: 16 or 17 (depending on if you are married or single) R: CLB 7 Points: 16 or 17 (depending on if you are married or single) W: CLB 10 Points: 32 or 34 (depending on if you are married or single) S: CLB 8 Points: 22 or 23 (depending on if you are married or single)...

Mention your work history as it is.

If your summary says masters, you can choose masters while creating express entry profile. For points calculation use this CRS tool to check: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/immigrate/skilled/crs-tool.asp

You can show experience only for 3 years, by providing proper recommendation letters. This will give you the maximum points, anything above that you only need to mention in your history. For the experience you are showing, for claiming CRS points, ensure it matches with the relevant NOC code.

This is not for EE as has been mentioned elsewhere in this forum. I would expect EE OINP applications to go ahead as per normal processing unless Ontario mentions all nominations are paused.