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Hello everyone,
I need some clarification on the issue of claiming points as regards ielts.
http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/immigrate/skilled/language-testing.asp
From the link above, I understand that a minimum CLB 7 = 16 points, CLB 8 = 20 points and CLB 9 = 24 points. Meaning that for CLB 7, an applicant is given 4 points per ability (irrespective of what the actual score of that ability is). For CLB 8, 5 points per ability and CLB 9, 6 points per ability. Anything below CLB 7 is not acceptable. Also meaning that applicants can ONLY get either 16 points, 20 points or 24 points. This is based on the assumption that English is the applicant's first official language. The applicant can only claim a maximum of 4 points in the second official language. Making a total of 28 points for language ability.
Is the above understanding and calculation correct? I'm asking because I've seen a different kind of calculation on this forum (not necessarily this thread though) that I find rather confusing. Points like 17, 18, 19, 21, 22 and even 23.
Please I need your inputs.
I need some clarification on the issue of claiming points as regards ielts.
http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/immigrate/skilled/language-testing.asp
From the link above, I understand that a minimum CLB 7 = 16 points, CLB 8 = 20 points and CLB 9 = 24 points. Meaning that for CLB 7, an applicant is given 4 points per ability (irrespective of what the actual score of that ability is). For CLB 8, 5 points per ability and CLB 9, 6 points per ability. Anything below CLB 7 is not acceptable. Also meaning that applicants can ONLY get either 16 points, 20 points or 24 points. This is based on the assumption that English is the applicant's first official language. The applicant can only claim a maximum of 4 points in the second official language. Making a total of 28 points for language ability.
Is the above understanding and calculation correct? I'm asking because I've seen a different kind of calculation on this forum (not necessarily this thread though) that I find rather confusing. Points like 17, 18, 19, 21, 22 and even 23.
Please I need your inputs.