+1 for the effort mate!Hot2Cold said:Ive done some simple analysis on the all of the Express entry draws
Simple Pivot Table
Simple line chart
Hope it helps someone.
+1 for the effort mate!Hot2Cold said:Ive done some simple analysis on the all of the Express entry draws
Simple Pivot Table
Simple line chart
Hope it helps someone.
Let's hope the red line in line chart attains it's normal behavior in upcoming draws. Cheers.Hot2Cold said:Ive done some simple analysis on the all of the Express entry draws
Simple Pivot Table
Simple line chart
Hope it helps someone.
Hi, Good analysis. But i think you should calculate it this way: 29, 749 ITA's in 2015 and only 19, 292 YTD 2016. Hence we are 10, 457 ITA's short if we are to assume same number of ITA's in 2016 vs. 2015. Hence they have to invite another c3,500 ppl per month in the remaining 3 months of 2016. Thats 1,750 ITA's per draw till end of 2016.moodyzhan said:hi!
i just make a calculation here.
the number of ppl was sent by ITA in 2015 is 29749
and by sep/7 the total num in 2016 is 19292.
if the number in 2016 is not less than 2015, assum equal to 29749
and we still have 7 chances (twice per month)
therefore, the num of ITAs has to reach to (29749-19292)/7 = 1493!! the number will tell the truth!
BUT
even the quota will increase in the coming future, but the score probabaly keeps the high level at least in Sep or in Oct.
Comparing the historical data, the score is being push up by PNP and other factors. And these high score may take at least two draws to digest and get back to around 465s (taking reference in 2015/11/27 and 2015/12/4).
Just personal thought...
But maybe, we are forgetting Syrian refugees taken by IRCC. I read somewhere (don't remember exactly) that it made huge difference in number of economic quota of 2016.Omidahomie said:Hi, Good analysis. But i think you should calculate it this way: 29, 749 ITA's in 2015 and only 19, 292 YTD 2016. Hence we are 10, 457 ITA's short if we are to assume same number of ITA's in 2016 vs. 2015. Hence they have to invite another c3,500 ppl per month in the remaining 3 months of 2016. Thats 1,750 ITA's per draw till end of 2016.
There are 8 more draws in 2016. My calculation is 10,457/8=1,307 per draw as if you gave those information.Omidahomie said:Hi, Good analysis. But i think you should calculate it this way: 29, 749 ITA's in 2015 and only 19, 292 YTD 2016. Hence we are 10, 457 ITA's short if we are to assume same number of ITA's in 2016 vs. 2015. Hence they have to invite another c3,500 ppl per month in the remaining 3 months of 2016. Thats 1,750 ITA's per draw till end of 2016.
12-24 hours max.Omidahomie said:Oh nice! By the way, i just updated my EE profile and the status now says under processing rather than open/active as before. You know how long this takes? Was just checking personal details and saved it again.
Hope the processing isnt too long!
Omer
The decrease in economic quota is about 15% or even 20%_Aspirant said:But maybe, we are forgetting Syrian refugees taken by IRCC. I read somewhere (don't remember exactly) that it made huge difference in number of economic quota of 2016.
I hope I am wrong.
I think the Syrian quota is seperate from the economic quota, wven though the latter is affected by the former. This is because the processing of both is divided between the same people._Aspirant said:But maybe, we are forgetting Syrian refugees taken by IRCC. I read somewhere (don't remember exactly) that it made huge difference in number of economic quota of 2016.
I hope I am wrong.
Economic quota was reduced by 15000 to accommodate Syrian refugees. There would be a reduction of around 6000 ITAs compared to 2015.Hot2Cold said:I think the Syrian quota is seperate from the economic quota, wven though the latter is affected by the former. This is because the processing of both is divided between the same people.
The load from pre-EE applicants and Syrian refugees must have reduced drastically by now, that is why we are seeing an upward creep in the ITAs issued.
Looking forward to better news on the 21st. Good luck to all.
The largest backlog is the pre-EE backlog, aka the floodgate system aka the first come first served system where IRCC could not control how many applications they could receive.thejkhan said:I meant pre-EE backlog.
Some of those 380tish k have been waiting for 3 or 4 years... I imagine many of them have already moved to Aus or elsewhere, or given up completely... Not even sure if processing applications so old makes sense...Alexios07 said:The largest backlog is the pre-EE backlog, aka the floodgate system aka the first come first served system where IRCC could not control how many applications they could receive.
I honestly don't know why people on this forum keep saying that IRCC will clear all the backlog in $current_year. There are more than 383,000 applications in the backlog.
This is the latest data from March this year. If they are still in the system, then IRCC still has to process them one by one.NiHrPe said:Some of those 380tish k have been waiting for 3 or 4 years... I imagine many of them have already moved to Aus or elsewhere, or given up completely... Not even sure if processing applications so old makes sense...