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Ray of Hope - 120th Draw

vansh16

Star Member
Nov 17, 2018
86
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By no means am I a pessimist but here's my take.It is possible to apply for jobs in Canada while sitting in your home country through Job portals but chances are slim to none that you would get an offer unless you are highly educated and experienced in a field which requires tremendous technical knowledge and the candidates are rare to be found with such high qualification . Moreover even if you get an offer , The employer would have to then file an LMIA ( labor market impact assessment ) in order to prove it to the Canadian government that they don't find an eligible candidate in Canada who's suitable for the position inspite of conducting numerous interviews, hence they are calling you from your home country. Now practically there are huge number of immigrants who apply to jobs on regular basis being there living in Canada ( I am not considering Native Canadians yet ) and still they pass through a lot of struggle before securing a Job, Now do you really thing that you'd be selected while sitting in your home country wherein, there are thousands of immigrants trying hard to secure a Job who've already landed ! Please note that this is my perspective and I am by no means an authority on this .you can try for yourself. All the Best
Thanks for your feedback. Actually I don't see any other way to increase my crs. IELTS already maxed, so I was thinking about this option
 

Rohanisha

Full Member
May 2, 2019
37
10
Dear I was also in same position in feb on 444.after eca from ces i got master now 451.my suggestion to you go with ces better. You will get you report in 12 weeks.
Good luck
Oh that's a very good information. Thank you for suggesting me.
 

AttitudeAdjustment

Star Member
Jun 14, 2019
66
25
Hi Guys, new to the group. Can you let me know any decent universities in Ontario where masters(Comp science)can be completed in 12-16 months. Below is my profile.
CG: 7.5(IT)
Work exp: 4 years
Intake: Jan 2020

Thanks a lot!
 

rajapanesar

Champion Member
Jan 31, 2019
1,734
562
36
Punjab, India
Category........
FSW
NOC Code......
1241
App. Filed.......
19/09/2019
What are the ways to do it? Any idea?
If the date and time are set for ITA, then another date has to be calculated for cutoff (because candidates will still be tied at some score). These calculations and upcoming load of applications after the draw will further delay the PR process.
 

rajapanesar

Champion Member
Jan 31, 2019
1,734
562
36
Punjab, India
Category........
FSW
NOC Code......
1241
App. Filed.......
19/09/2019

Ican2019

Full Member
Jun 19, 2019
40
24
Category........
FSW
Is there any way where we can get the data on the CRS of the applicants in pool?
We will get it on draw day, but usually the data is extracted almost 5 days before draw. Which means the CRS distribution which will be published on 26th June will be as on 21st June.
 
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roadtofreedom16

Star Member
Jun 5, 2014
118
25
So is it ok that the foreign work experience falls under two NOCs? one is more than two years, the other is more than one year. I need them both to make it 3 years 'cause my age sucks now, producing very low score.

And i have one MBA degree and one diploma, both obtained in Canada; and i have another Master degree from UK. I suppose multiple degrees won't add any extra points to my CRS score, right?

And the one year MBA degree should be counted as a master degree i suppose.
 

Kayne

Hero Member
Apr 5, 2019
326
185
Canada
Yes it's totally fine. Just get 2 separate reference letters as per IRCC standard for both and you're good to go. You can only get points for one Masters degree or the MBA, Not both. Buth they'll fetch you same points. I recommend you use the Canadian one so you don't need ECA.

So is it ok that the foreign work experience falls under two NOCs? one is more than two years, the other is more than one year. I need them both to make it 3 years 'cause my age sucks now, producing very low score.

And i have one MBA degree and one diploma, both obtained in Canada; and i have another Master degree from UK. I suppose multiple degrees won't add any extra points to my CRS score, right?

And the one year MBA degree should be counted as a master degree i suppose.