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Express entry draw waale bhaiya - please jaldi karo na.

It is 14:00 PM UTC now.
 
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I just realized : When I say 14:00, I do not need to say PM with it. :)
 
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saltedwound said:
Express entry draw waale bhaiya - please jaldi karo na.

It is 14:00 PM UTC now.
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I amvery confident that they might have chosen a crs cut-offs at 12PM, yet they have not published in their website. It often takes time to review and officially post it on the website. If they do make it today, you definitely see it in about 3-4hr from now.
 
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Beekay said:
All the best everyone! is it better to prepare the Medical and pcc after receiving ITA? I heard the date mentioned on those forms are very important
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Yes because the PCC and medicals have an expiry date. Better to do after an ITA.
 
DreamCanadian said:
It that period of 17 days, there was 2 PNP who have selected more then 500 candidate which make the cutoff on higher side.
this time only 1 PNP has nominated 78 candidate i dont think the cutoff will be more then 444.
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I just mentioned those 2 cases as example, the current average intake to the pool has been pretty much the same or slightly increasing in the last few months and PNP is a very minor contributor to the high cut offs. Only around 10% of the ITAs issued goes to PNP folks which averages just around 400 in each draw out of the 3900 ITAs issued.

Also, I don't think there is any announcement happening when PNP nominations are being given to applicants as these cases are individually assessed and approved at different times. Only when invitations are issued for PNP by the various provinces, there is an announcement.
 
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last time it took about 90 mins to publish, and on 19-Dec the results were published 30 mins prior to this time on that day.
There will always be some deviations week to week. So most likely the results are already frozen (like they say fate is sealed for this draw).
Mostly a matter of results getting published ! A few more mins or an hour max. The wait would end - touch-wood.
 
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abhishek_89 said:
I just mentioned those 2 cases as example, the current average intake to the pool has been pretty much the same or slightly increasing in the last few months and PNP is a very minor contributor to the high cut offs. Only around 10% of the ITAs issued goes to PNP folks which averages just around 400 in each draw out of the 3900 ITAs issued.

Also, I don't think there is any announcement happening when PNP nominations are being given to applicants as these cases are individually assessed and approved at different times. Only when invitations are issued for PNP by the various provinces, there is an announcement.
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cool. I am comparatively new so are not did the predictive analysis.
Since i am the one who is lower score beneficiary want the cutoff be in 440 levels. :-)

But if you analysis is correct the backlog will pile up and we dont even see 440 level again in coming few months.
 
It is 15:00 UTC now. This wait is killing me!
 
This reminds me of my wait for my IELTS scores. I was so restless.
 
saltedwound said:
This reminds me of my wait for my IELTS scores. I was so restless.
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Same here... It used to be the same scenario... Last time due to Thanksgiving my results got delayed by 3 days and the wait time was.... Really pathetic... But I seriously wonder now is it worth waiting now today or it will be tomorrow
 
anuch2588 said:
Same here... It used to be the same scenario... Last time due to Thanksgiving my results got delayed by 3 days and the wait time was.... Really pathetic... But I seriously wonder now is it worth waiting now today or it will be tomorrow
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It is only 10:30 AM in toronto. May be the result will come by NOON. In another 1.5-2 hours I guess. I am waiting and waiting.
 
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