66 points

[Rajesh_Muni]

hi i do have a quick question for you guys and your quick reply might help me out.
work experience-7years-15
Age-31-12
ielts-L-6.5,R-6.0,W-6.5,S-6.5=18
EDUCATION BACHELORS 4 years-21
total-66
i have booked a slot in octber 18th for my wife to write ielts but still worried for the cap for noc-2173.My question is can i file the application without my spouse ielts score and can submit when the cic asks me

 

[scylla]

No - you can't.

If you file without your spouse's IELTS results your application will be automatically refused.

 

[ubangera]

Hi

My points under the federal skilled workers category :
Education : 21
Work experience : 15
Age : 8
IELTS secondary applicant : 5
IELTS primary : 18 (based on the below calculation)

Listening : 7.5 = 5
Reading : 6.5 =5
Speaking : 6 = 4
Writing : 6 =4
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Total CLB = 18 Please advice if this is the right way of calculating ?

Total Score : 67


But As per my agent my IELTS scores are 16 ( 4 in each ability) so my points comes down to 65

Kindly confirm Am I still eligible to apply for a PR or do I need to give my IELTS again
Pls suggest

 

[HWarraich]

Hi ubangera,

Don't worry...you can claim 18 points for your IELTS...just go ahead an apply sooner than later...gud luck....

 

[DeeBruv]

Hi

My points under the federal skilled workers category :
Education : 21
Work experience : 15
Age : 8
IELTS secondary applicant : 5
IELTS primary : 18 (based on the below calculation)

Listening : 7.5 = 5
Reading : 6.5 =5
Speaking : 6 = 4
Writing : 6 =4
---------------------------------------
Total CLB = 18 Please advice if this is the right way of calculating ?

Total Score : 67


But As per my agent my IELTS scores are 16 ( 4 in each ability) so my points comes down to 65

Kindly confirm Am I still eligible to apply for a PR or do I need to give my IELTS again
Pls suggest

Some Agents need to go and study the simple ielts calculations very well before they start misleading people. You can imagine if this forum does not exist...You would have been misled. Please apply quickly...if he does not cooperate you can get another agent. 1 or 2 points can be a million dollars in this case.

 

[rajratra000]

LISTENING 6.5
READING 6.5
WRITING 7
SPEAKING 6

HOW MANY POINTS DO I GET

 

[HWarraich]

Hi rajratra000,

You can claim 19 points.

 

[Mai Manji kithay Dawaan??]

hi friends, i have done bachelor 2 years. i just want to ask how many pints i will get ?

 

[sania91]

Hi

My points under the federal skilled workers category :
Education : 21
Work experience : 15
Age : 8
IELTS secondary applicant : 5
IELTS primary : 18 (based on the below calculation)

Listening : 7.5 = 5
Reading : 6.5 =5
Speaking : 6 = 4
Writing : 6 =4
---------------------------------------
Total CLB = 18 Please advice if this is the right way of calculating ?

Total Score : 67


But As per my agent my IELTS scores are 16 ( 4 in each ability) so my points comes down to 65

Kindly confirm Am I still eligible to apply for a PR or do I need to give my IELTS again
Pls suggest

You agent's right, your score makes up 16 points for language. I argued the same with my agent after being misled by the forum members but this is not the correct way to calculate points.

 

[scylla]

You agent's right, your score makes up 16 points for language. I argued the same with my agent after being misled by the forum members but this is not the correct way to calculate points.

No - you're wrong. It's not 16 points and that's not the way you calculate IELTS points. It's very clearly spelled out here on the official CIC web site.

http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/immigrate/skilled/language-testing.asp

Please don't mislead people with such bad information.

 

[SS66]

You agent's right, your score makes up 16 points for language. I argued the same with my agent after being misled by the forum members but this is not the correct way to calculate points.

Are you sure? Most forum members use the conversion table on CIC website to calculate their points. I think the calcuation is clear and simple. it is based on the evaluation of the language proficiency in each capability and not the whole band of IELTS. I remember one case mentioned in this forum regarding someone who got a refusal because a CIC officer calculated wrongly his IELTS score as 20 points instead of 21 points, so he got 66 points in total instead of 67. but he applied again with a cover letter explaining the wrong calculation of IELTS score based on the conversion table itself. As a result, CIC responded effectively correcting the mistake and giving him PER.

 

[sania91]

I know the majority calculates it this way but even logically this doesn't seem right. Also check out this link

http://www.ieltsessentials.com/clb/index.html

The minimum you scored in any of your ielt's part decides the CLB level.

For e.g. This is my IELTS score
L 8
R 9
W 6.5
S 8

And my CLB level is 8 as per this table which means I get 20 points. Although the forum members say I get 24 points for this. Even I'm not sure. One of my colleagues and my agent explained to me that the minimum you score in any of your ielt's part decides the CLB level.

 

[namaste]

I know the majority calculates it this way but even logically this doesn't seem right. Also check out this link

http://www.ieltsessentials.com/clb/index.html

The minimum you scored in any of your ielt's part decides the CLB level.

For e.g. This is my IELTS score
L 8
R 9
W 6.5
S 8

And my CLB level is 8 as per this table which means I get 20 points. Although the forum members say I get 24 points for this. Even I'm not sure. One of my colleagues and my agent explained to me that the minimum you score in any of your ielt's part decides the CLB level.

Why do you need to listen to other people? Can't you simply go to CIC's website (mentioned below and in FSW guideline), read for yourself how IELTS points are calculated and then calculate the points yourself? There is no confusion about this. It is VERY clear that the points are calculated based on individual IELTS score and not the overall band. Please read CIC's guidelines thoroughly before coming back to spread confusion where there is none!

Conversion of IELTS score to CLB level: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/immigrate/skilled/language-testing.asp
Conversion of CLB level to points: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/immigrate/skilled/factor-language.asp

Also, it infuriates me that consultants charge money and yet don't know enough about the application process!

 

[scylla]

I know the majority calculates it this way but even logically this doesn't seem right. Also check out this link

http://www.ieltsessentials.com/clb/index.html

The minimum you scored in any of your ielt's part decides the CLB level.

For e.g. This is my IELTS score
L 8
R 9
W 6.5
S 8

And my CLB level is 8 as per this table which means I get 20 points. Although the forum members say I get 24 points for this. Even I'm not sure. One of my colleagues and my agent explained to me that the minimum you score in any of your ielt's part decides the CLB level.

Please stop. Your method of calculating points is completely wrong. Again, read the CIC web site. This is the official source and the process is extremely clearly laid out there.

 

[farhanmazhari]

Experts....can you do me a favor....please confirm my ielts score.

Listening = 7
Reading = 6
Writing = 6
Speaking = 7
___________
Total point that I can claim = ?