Last night, i was calculating my score and they were below 400, i.e., 375/363 ..
Can my case be strong or what ?
Can my case be strong or what ?
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The minimum score that has been invited so far is 450. You need to increase your score.Majid Nawaz said:
thanks for information ..
Can you please tell me what can be the reason as I did MBA (FINANCE), with JOB completed my MBA so have almost 5 years of experience and i didn't give ielts yet but roughly i marked myself 7,7,7,7 and still i got 375 =/
What is this ? I'm disappointed
Can you please tell me what can be the reason as I did MBA (FINANCE), with JOB completed my MBA so have almost 5 years of experience and i didn't give ielts yet but roughly i marked myself 7,7,7,7 and still i got 375 =/
What is this ? I'm disappointed
Yes, you can improve your score by targeting IELTS score of 8777 for LRWS (CLB 9). IELTS plays a very important role in your CRS score, you can try different values in the calculators here and see for yourself how much of a difference IELTS makes to your CRS score.Majid Nawaz said:
http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/immigrate/skilled/crs-tool.asp
https://www.canadavisa.com/comprehensive-ranking-score-calculator.html
okie done, along with that there is a confusion some saying my work experience which i did with MBA will not be counted? is that right ? so after MBA i have total 17 months experience, is that sufficient? and with MBA its almost 5 years of experience
Yes, if you have a minimum 1 year continuous work experience in a particular NOC which falls under NOC category either 0, A or B, you will be eligible. I am not sure whether you did your MBA in Canada. If yes, then any work done on a study permit will not be counted towards work experience, so effectively only the work that you have done post MBA will be counted.Majid Nawaz said:
great, well I did MBA Finance from Pakistan (Islamabad) and my experience counts after MBA right ?
Since you are an FSW candidate, the work experience would count as given in this link http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/immigrate/skilled/apply-who.aspMajid Nawaz said:
It effectively means you can claim full time for your work experience after MBA and part time while doing MBA [at least one year (1,560 hours total / 30 hours per week), continuous full-time or an equal amount in part-time)]
WES ?
Well my office timings are from 8 am - 5 pm and my classes started from 4:30 pm to onward. In morning OFFICE and in the evening MBA, for 3 years i was in that routine, it was very tough but I managed it by will power.
This issue has been quoted by one of the consultant here in Islamabad. The guy said Canada Govt. will consider your work experience after MBA.
Now whats the solution ?
Well my office timings are from 8 am - 5 pm and my classes started from 4:30 pm to onward. In morning OFFICE and in the evening MBA, for 3 years i was in that routine, it was very tough but I managed it by will power.
This issue has been quoted by one of the consultant here in Islamabad. The guy said Canada Govt. will consider your work experience after MBA.
Now whats the solution ?
How many hours/week did you work on that job?Majid Nawaz said:
If it was paid work, falling under NOC 0/A/B and you can support that with a valid work reference letter, you can claim that experience. If you worked 30 hours/week, you can count it as 3 years of full-time experience. If it was less than 30 hours/week, you'll be credited with part-time experience.
I started working in August 2011 and its 40 hours/ week, so now can I consider this experience too right?