If it's a CEC only draw, why not? I doubt the pool has refilled to an extent where the cut-off score will rise, especially with the issues related to the pandemic.Its not going to happen. I remember back in 2017 when people were saying that the score will go below 400 and look what end up happening.
Another 3.7k draw i think will lead to a drop, how big a drop that we can't know.
Also, people should realize with the lockdowns, assessing authorities have suspended ECAs, IELTS exams have been suspended, this will lead to the pool not refilling as quickly as it usually does.
So it actually bodes well for the people already in the pool.
No, on the contrary, what i said is there are likely to be more CEC draws this year, and this will lead to them drawing from further down the pool. Who would have predicted a cut-off score of 455? Why not 451? Especially if the next draw is CEC.Then i should not expect ITA right and loose all hopes because 451(CEC) is very low and chances are very less for another CEC draw right.
My bad, i phrased that clumsily, what i meant was IRCC have committed to having CEC exclusive draws this year, so there is every chance that there will be others to follow.IRCC has not committed, by any means, to do only CEC draws this year.
I didn't mean there will be only CEC draws this year.
So it actually bodes well for the people already in the pool.
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