Mechanical Engineers or Engg. Managers - Lets Talk Here..

[sumit.singh.hallan]

I am going ask all others in the forum.

Share your comments there plz.

Hoping you are wrong.

I wish I were wrong. Even in my NOC 2172 there are very few applicants :-[ :-[

 

[Madddy116228]

Please share your thoughts again in my new thread.. Lets make people talk.

Thanks for the heads up..

 

[dp143]

Please share your thoughts again in my new thread.. Lets make people talk.

Thanks for the heads up..

I think selection will be based on both i.e. top scorers within each NOC demanded by CIC .
Balance between demand and supply is must ...

 

[sumit.singh.hallan]

I have a question here ... If EE draw is not NOC dependent then -

Considering CIC selects 1000 top scorers and they all are from NOC 2171~5 ... then would it mean that these 1000 top scorers will be absorbed in jobs other than NOC 2171~5 as well ... means computer professionals in Mechanical / Electrical / Civil and other jobs ?

Not a practical scenario ... what do u think ?

Well statistically speaking that is not possible.

There will be even distribution ..

 

[Madddy116228]

Hi dp, post ur news to my seperate thread.

I want to hear more and more on this one.

 

[sarab_888]

Hi guys, lets make a whats-up group as most of us find being regular online little difficult.
I have created the group for NOC-Mechanical. conatct no. 8879398819

 

[boreda]

Yup. Aim for CLB 9 and that will turn the tables in your faviur.

375 is almost average as of now..

sumit.singh.hallan

even if you get 9 band in all ... your score wont increase to 400 +

 

[sumit.singh.hallan]

sumit.singh.hallan

even if you get 9 band in all ... your score wont increase to 400 +

boreda, dude I don't know how you are calculating but I have CLB 9 in two and CLB 10 in other two in IELTS and my CRS score is 435 which is without Canadian education or experience.

Get your facts right!

 

[sarab_888]

hi guys, can we creat a mechanical group on whtsup

 

[vishalv]

Hello guys,

It's nice to see a mechanical engineers group here