i appreciate your optimism bro, it might well go below 400, but I think if you can you should work to improve your indicators (IELTS, etc). If points are not reaching you out then you reach them by improving
I will eventually, but I want to see the trend after June changes come into effect. However, it looks like even after June, there won't be much difference at all. I am saying this because:
1. Let's say people at 400 or so have siblings, they will receive 15 additional points which will put them at a position to have ITA. However, it is very likely they will already have ITA before the changes.
2. People below 400 recieve 15 additional points, they will fall at max between 420-30, in this case, they will be flushed out right in the very next draw and pool will be back to normal.
3. As for the francophones, I seriously doubt we have a considerable amount of such people in the pool. Let's be honest about it, most of the people in the pool are from developing countries, and most of them from Pakistan, India and Bangladesh. And I seriously doubt most of them, if not all, do have any knowledge of French language.
4. A few months ago, like 3 or 4 months, we had slightly above 52K candidates in the pool. As of April 28, we have 48K. And that includes the people who joined in between, which proves my statement that people getting out of the pool are more than the people joining in. Hence, resulting in a significant fall in CRS and making it inevitable.
5. Fresh graduates might join in and will be set for the very next draw. In such case, we will observe a rise in the score, just like the last draw, after which it will come back again to normal. Not whole Canada is going to join in the pool.
This is why I am hopeful.
