Chances are there depending upon how they prioritize candidates it does not fully depend on CRS last time people having 430 got received noiI am currently in the pool with 436 CRS and NOC 2175, possible for me to get an NOI?
Chances are there depending upon how they prioritize candidates it does not fully depend on CRS last time people having 430 got received noiI am currently in the pool with 436 CRS and NOC 2175, possible for me to get an NOI?
Now the score for OINP draw is rising high as wellThis was a tech draw. CRS scores between 460 - 472 were selected. https://www.ontario.ca/page/ontarios-express-entry-human-capital-priorities-stream
I don't understand. What is the point of selecting someone with 472 who has good chance of getting EE ITA in next few draws. Even last year OINP draws were closer to EE CRS scores. Anyone has an explanation why would they do that?This was a tech draw. CRS scores between 460 - 472 were selected. https://www.ontario.ca/page/ontarios-express-entry-human-capital-priorities-stream
I agree. The only explanation I can think of is that they can take people with CRS scores lower than the latest ITA draw. The last draw was 473, so that might be why they took scores just under. The OINP CRS scores will continue to rise as long as the ITA draw scores rise.I don't understand. What is the point of selecting someone with 472 who has good chance of getting EE ITA in next few draws. Even last year OINP draws were closer to EE CRS scores. Anyone has an explanation why would they do that?
I agree. The only explanation I can think of is that they can take people with CRS scores lower than the latest ITA draw. The last draw was 473, so that might be why they took scores just under. The OINP CRS scores will continue to rise as long as the ITA draw scores rise.I don't understand. What is the point of selecting someone with 472 who has good chance of getting EE ITA in next few draws. Even last year OINP draws were closer to EE CRS scores. Anyone has an explanation why would they do that?
I agree. The only explanation I can think of is that they can take people with CRS scores lower than the latest ITA draw. The last draw was 473, so that might be why they took scores just under. The OINP CRS scores will continue to rise as long as the ITA draw scores rise.I don't understand. What is the point of selecting someone with 472 who has good chance of getting EE ITA in next few draws. Even last year OINP draws were closer to EE CRS scores. Anyone has an explanation why would they do that?
It will continue to rise as song as the ITA draw scores rise.Now the score for OINP draw is rising high as well
Agree. Still i don't get the logicIf you look at the previous tech draws, you will see that the highest CRS score that gets an NOI is always 1 point lower than the latest ITA draw score at the time.
oinp gives extra 600 points so if you make a mistake and your application gets rejected you have enough points to get an ita again.Agree. Still i don't get the logic
Why would someone with 472 would accept the invite and pay 1500 CAD extra and wait for extra 2 months processing.
Yes, correct. You've 45 days deadline to submit your application to Ontario (via Ontario portal).Thanks man. I have a question though. If I don't accept/reject it yet, I'll still be in the pool right? I am actually planning to wait for a couple of draws(since this OINP can wait for 45 days) and If I don't receive an ITA, I'll probably go for OINP.
Can the extra 600 points used for the second EE profile, if the first one is rejected?oinp gives extra 600 points so if you make a mistake and your application gets rejected you have enough points to get an ita again.
its better to take it. some people get rejected and never make the cut off again.