Point Confusion

[njoh12345]

Hello, What is the difference between the 67 point system and the CRS scores for the express entry system for immigration to Canada?
Am kinda confused here and don't know which to consider

Any advice please
Thanks

 

[kryt0n]

You have to score a minimum of 67/100 if you are a foreign skilled worker to be eligible for express entry. Once you are eligible you can create a profile which gives you a CRS score.

 

[njoh12345]

You have to score a minimum of 67/100 if you are a foreign skilled worker to be eligible for express entry. Once you are eligible you can create a profile which gives you a CRS score.

Thanks alot for the reply.

 

[xpressentry]

The point out of 100 determine your eligibility for FSW. The points out of 1200 will give you an invitation.

 

[njoh12345]

The point out of 100 determine your eligibility for FSW. The points out of 1200 will give you an invitation.

I am eligible base on the 67/100 points, but my CRS base on the online calculation on cic i have 326
What are my chances and how can i do to increase my scores??

 

[kryt0n]

Retake IELTS, more qualifications, more work experience.

 

[njoh12345]

Retake IELTS, more qualifications, more work experience.

Hello how about filling in for PNP???

 

[kryt0n]

Hello how about filling in for PNP???

Yea sure, that too. Retaking ielts is cheaper and faster though.

 

[shashidhar_sm]

Yea sure, that too. Retaking ielts is cheaper and faster though.

Correct, max out on your IELTS first and try to bump up your CRS to over 400. This would make you eligible for Ontario's PNP, and keep an eye on other provinces too.

Good luck!

 

[njoh12345]

Correct, max out on your IELTS first and try to bump up your CRS to over 400. This would make you eligible for Ontario's PNP, and keep an eye on other provinces too.

Good luck!

Thanks for your advise i will retake the ielts and hopefully for a better band score this time

 

[xpressentry]

If you can improve your IELTS would be faster and easier rather than depending on an employer or a province.