neel-here said:yes.. those chilled Coronas will certainly calm my nerves !!
who's in a haste ? its Not a Self-fulfilling prophecy 8)
Oscar7 said:[size=10pt] Bro dmitrych, can you sense nervousness in the post? Or is it just me...LOL!!! ;D
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neel-here said:@ Oscar
Don't give crap to some s*** analysis.. just wait for Cap updates.
Its just a matter of time before it is confirmed .. get ready to treat 8)
Ok Neel, if you're so sure that you can call the analysis "s***" even without checking how it's done, - I'll remember your words And I'll remind you about them at the end of the year, when my prediction comes true ;D
Hi Carpediem,Carpediem said:Hey Dmitrych, just an observation . All NOCs that are medicine related (doctors-all specialities, surgeons, radiologists, oncologists- the list is EXTENSIVE- specialist physicians include all areas of medicine under the sun). Now, like WES for us, they have to get their degrees assessed by an organization as well (MCC perhaps, am forgetting the name). This organization takes 120 days for assessment as per their website. Moral of the story: we have not seen doctors applying as yet, i guess because of the assessment lead time. So, could it be possible that a deluge of medicine related applicants may start around august- september, that may cause a sharp increase towards filling the overall cap sooner than anticipated? ( like for 217x and 111x in May). Your thoughts?
Well, some of those NOCs were in FSW 2013 as well, and we haven't seen any really major spikes in applications received. Also, it took 3.5 months to fill the most popular 3xxx NOC at that time (3142, Physiotherapists) - with per-NOC caps set to 300. This year, we have a cap of 1000 applications per NOC.
I believe, the total 25k cap is not going to get filled either, with the current number of applications per day.
I understand the anxiety of not getting into the cap, it's a normal reaction which helps to get ahead, and of course it's better to send sooner to account for possible unforeseen delays. Though, analyzing the current data logically, I still stand by my previous words: I believe, at most 3 NOCs in total will reach the cap, and there's a really high chance none of them will reach the cap at all