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Ray of HOPE *50th Draw*(Score Prediction)

sarikar said:
I have received the ITA on 49th draw. I have done my medicals on Feb2016.its valid till Feb 2017. Do i need to retake my medicals again
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medicals are good for one year . but don't you need medicals done after you receive ITA or something ?
 
At 476 and hoping to get an ITA soon too. I just hope it is next draw, but fvvk knows at this point.
 
OMG_Chakromakro said:
medicals are good for one year . but don't you need medicals done after you receive ITA or something ?
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We can have upfront medical.its not mandatory to take it after ita we have already done..
 
Do they also require eye test? I wear lenses/spectacles, but they are not of accurate power as my number has increased over the years but i dont want to update to higher power. Will that be a problem in the med test?
 
vensak said:
Yes, that is what it is. To keep the score and make it for anybody outside Canada (no Canada connection), really difficult to reach in. That is the way push people towards Canadian universities.

But be aware, they will bash you here, if you dare to say that the score will stay high.
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Hi Vensak,

Why are you being so negative right now ??

You will get your ITA too. Have faith.

It is holiday season. Go outside, enjoy snow, do some shopping.
 
Let's keep this thread alive until tomorrow ends.

My guess would be 2512 ITAs at 482 or 483 (497 is for people with +50 and +30 CRS since 19Nov change, so 482 would be for people with +15. If there are too many ppl at 482, then the score will be at 483).

CHEERSSSS
 
hello guys ,

i saw you all guys talking about hope aroung 470 467 460 ,,,butwhat about 358 ? there is noany hope at all or what ? ???

they took too much points from LMIA and they put us in danger zone so why the CRS scores dosentcome down as well ? thats not fair at all
 
358? Even people with 458 are struggling here. Your only chance is to improve language scores (if they are below CLB 9), or more work experience (3+ years) and if you still dont cross 450, go for PNP.
 
soufiane1 said:
hello guys ,

i saw you all guys talking about hope aroung 470 467 460 ,,,butwhat about 358 ? there is noany hope at all or what ? ???

they took too much points from LMIA and they put us in danger zone so why the CRS scores dosentcome down as well ? thats not fair at all
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Well, sorry to say this but honestly, with a score of 358 you may never receive a direct ITA. However, you still have other options like increasing your language score, trying for PNP etc...that is what the express entry system is all about...stretching yourself to the limits and trying to eke out every single point possible...good luck!
 
ms.mech said:
Hi Vensak,

Why are you being so negative right now ??

You will get your ITA too. Have faith.

It is holiday season. Go outside, enjoy snow, do some shopping.
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stop with the vensak bashing... if you want create a new thread and do whatever you wish there :P

crystal ball gives an important piece of information - it is asking first to decide which date draw will be, then only it will give info on number of ITAs and cut off score
 
sarikar said:
We can have upfront medical.its not mandatory to take it after ita we have already done..
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i wasnt even aware you can have upfront medical... when i enquired with an authorised clinic here yesterday, they said they need some EE number of sorts, to upload results directly with CIC... that number i cant have unless i get an ITA...
 
thestunner316 said:
i wasnt even aware you can have upfront medical... when i enquired with an authorised clinic here yesterday, they said they need some EE number of sorts, to upload results directly with CIC... that number i cant have unless i get an ITA...
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Almost correct. The pre submission but post ita medical is still called an upfront medical.
 
my prediction is 467 with 2500+ ITAs 8)
 
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