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aamir87

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When I put my details in official CRS calculator on CIC website, it shows score as 453. However, when I create Express Entry profile, it is showing score as 478 and accordingly I received ITA today. (minimum CRS cut off was 459)

The difference in scores is under "Skill Transferability factors - Education". I am given 50 points here as per Express Entry and 25 points as per Calculator.

I have IELTS overall band 8 (Speaking 7.5, Listening 8, Reading 9, Writing 8) and Masters (as per WES).

Can anyone suggest the reason of discrepancy and which one is correct? As per above data, I should get 25 points under Skill Transferability factors - Education or 50?
 
aamir87 said:
When I put my details in official CRS calculator on CIC website, it shows score as 453. However, when I create Express Entry profile, it is showing score as 478 and accordingly I received ITA today. (minimum CRS cut off was 459)

The difference in scores is under "Skill Transferability factors - Education". I am given 50 points here as per Express Entry and 25 points as per Calculator.

I have IELTS overall band 8 (Speaking 7.5, Listening 8, Reading 9, Writing 8) and Masters (as per WES).

Can anyone suggest the reason of discrepancy and which one is correct? As per above data, I should get 25 points under Skill Transferability factors - Education or 50?

You can rely on Express Entry score. Congrats on your ITA!
 
The CIC calculator has a little disclaimer at the bottom, which makes it very clear that it is to be used only for reference purposes, and in the event of a clash between it and your EE profile, go with your EE profile score.
I would personally go with what your EE profile says.
 
Asivad Anac said:
Do you have a work anniversary in the near future?

Yes, i created profile on 5.Feb.16 and I completed work anniversary on 2nd Feb. However, even today if I put details, it says 453 points in CRS calculator.
 
What is their criteria for following?

C. Skill Transferability factors (Maximum 100 points)

Education Points per factor
(Maximum 50 points)
With good/strong official languages proficiency and a post-secondary degree 50
With Canadian work experience and a post-secondary degree 50

What is good/ strong IELTS score?
 
aamir87 said:
What is their criteria for following?

C. Skill Transferability factors (Maximum 100 points)

Education Points per factor
(Maximum 50 points)
With good/strong official languages proficiency and a post-secondary degree 50
With Canadian work experience and a post-secondary degree 50

What is good/ strong IELTS score?

CLB 9 - 8 in L and 7 in R/W/S.
 
What link are you using to calculate your CRS?
Just make sure you check your EE profile to ensure you haven't claimed points for something you don't have.
 
One_Topsy said:
What link are you using to calculate your CRS?
Just make sure you check your EE profile to ensure you haven't claimed points for something you don't have.



Any idea what is meant by Good/ Strong first official language score.
 
aamir87 said:
Any idea what is meant by Good/ Strong first official language score.

Please check this link for details under section C. Skill transferability factors:
http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/express-entry/grid-crs.asp
 
Hi Everyone,

I need help with calculation of my points as apparently there is a huge difference between the canadavisa and cic crs calculator.

If anyone can please help me calculating my points, that'd be greatly appreciated. I am very worried and before paying any lawyer, I would like to make sure I am somewhat near the draw numbers.

Here are my details:

2 years Canadian diploma

1 year of NOC 0 Canadian experience

Age 24, single

IETLS max out

Please advise, anyone?
 
Hi ajaf, I have the exact same details and 437 points according to canadavisa. Are you getting a different number ?

ajaf said:
Hi Everyone,

I need help with calculation of my points as apparently there is a huge difference between the canadavisa and cic crs calculator.

If anyone can please help me calculating my points, that'd be greatly appreciated. I am very worried and before paying any lawyer, I would like to make sure I am somewhat near the draw numbers.

Here are my details:

2 years Canadian diploma

1 year of NOC 0 Canadian experience

Age 24, single

IETLS max out

Please advise, anyone?