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I hope so, thanks :)

Hard luck, I hope that your EOR just works fine. Good luck

Thanks for the update

I took the exam thrice and with every attempt, although I improved on listening and reading, writing, just like you, never moved to 9 from 8. I too spent around 75 bucks on its study materials. It seems that CELPIP is very strict in marking the writing responses, which makes no sense because I...

Lol, good luck with your PNP application then.

Even if you can improve by 1 CLB level in reading or listening, say CLB 9 to CLB 10, your score will increase by 3, getting you to 443, much promising situation to be in. Thanks for the wishes and good luck with your PR applications. Cheers

Sounds good that you are taking IELTS soon. For improving the listening score practice more. Good luck!

I'm funded by my supervisor here in Canada. If you are funded from Indian scholarship, which often requires the student to come back to India after finishing the studies, then while applying for PR you should mention this. If you are funded within Canada then don't worry about anything.

I am not an expert in this but if your doc checklist only asked for 'Police Certificate - India' then technically your application isn't incomplete. In my case, as I am an FSW-Inland applicant, I saw the message upon hitting the help button for PCC document upload, 'You must provide a police...

You can definitely apply for PR while being a student in Canada.

1. I applied for a student visa from India and got a study permit upon my landing in Canada. 2. I got too busy with my Ph.D. studies so I could apply after 2 years if my arrival in Canada. However, it doesn't matter when to apply for PR after landing in Canada. The only thing that matters is the...

Yes, practice as much as you can, prefer speaking to Canadians because CELPIP, in many ways, is looking for Canadian speaking skills out of a test taker. To be honest, I am not a great fan of CELPIP because I took it thrice but never got 9 in writing, which I was aiming for. I applied for...

How about your Canadian work experience, because you were on a PGWP? Can you count it towards points in EE? Alternatively, if you did your master's or are doing Ph.D. from BC or ON then you can apply for PNP to claim 600 points, without a job offer. In the worst case, just take IELTS ASAP...

Are you targetting CLB-9 in each or no? Why didn't you get your listening part evaluated again?

Anyone from August AOR passed the medical?

Yes, of course, you can apply for PR from Canada via FSW. I'm a Ph.D. student too, and I applied through FSW from Canada (Inland) and got an ITA. Good luck

I don't have enough details about your case, I guess, to assist you properly but it looks like you did masters from Canada applied for PGWP and worked in Canada as well and presently pursuing Ph.D. studies. It means after your Ph.D. your education points, in EE, would increase, assuming you will...

Of course, you should apply for re-evaluation as she's only half a bad short in speaking. On the safe side, you may want to consider looking for future BC test dates. In my experience, BC evaluates the speaking responses more leniently than idp. Again it's just my personal opinion! Good luck

Considering the deadlines for admission and the fact that you are yet to submit your EE profile and then know the actual CRS score and hope to get an ITA later, the best way is to apply for a study permit first. I am a Ph.D. student too from Simon Fraser University, and it seems from your...

Hi Santosh, I had taken CELPIP thrice in the past. Although I couldn't improve on my writing and speaking scores from level 8, my listening and reading scores consistently progressed. In my latest attempt, I could score 10 in Listening and 11 in Reading. For reading passage 3 my strategy was to...