Even without work experience, new graduates can easily get an ITA. They don't have to wait for 1 year work experience if they're younger, excel their IELTS exams, and have studied in Canada for atleast 2-3 years. Altogether this is enough to get them an ITA.
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Even without work experience, new graduates can easily get an ITA. They don't have to wait for 1 year work experience if they're younger, excel their IELTS exams, and have studied in Canada for atleast 2-3 years. Altogether this is enough to get them an ITA.
Hai friends it's good to be with you all I'm new to this group
Can anyone help me to find the solution for my issue
We having a CRS score 451 and expecting an ITA in the next draw we are planning that initially my wife (PA) and daughter is applying and my wife will sponsor me in later
Please tell me when I have to submit my PCC now itself or at the time of sponsoring?
Can anyone help me to find the solution for my issue
We having a CRS score 451 and expecting an ITA in the next draw we are planning that initially my wife (PA) and daughter is applying and my wife will sponsor me in later
Please tell me when I have to submit my PCC now itself or at the time of sponsoring?
It's hard to make out what you're trying to say
Your "shouting" has us not just deafened but blinded too 
No that's not true.
You need to be eligible for either of the program.
FSW - at least 1 year of skilled Foreign work experience
CEC - at least 1 year of skilled Canadian work experience (work done as a part of study is NOT considered)
I myself studied in Canada and been in pool for more than 6 months. Please refer to Eligibility Criterias of each Immigration Streams!
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You said "I am STILL not ready to apply". So when you know it, you probably should withdraw profile instead of declining ITA multiple times!
Hello guys, did anybody else notice a change in the Express entry points calculator at the CIC website? I am absolutely sure the results for a same profile is different from one or two months ago. Before I would calculate with a profile and get 431 points, now I am getting 450 points with the same profile. Can anyone check it and see if the calculator is scoring way too many points? Thank you!
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You can apply, just include in letter of explanation, CIC will give you enough time to get it if you explain but if you don't include it, they will reject your application. This happened to a friend so am talking from experience.
You can apply, just include in letter of explanation, CIC will give you enough time to get it if you explain but if you don't include it, they will reject your application. This happened to a friend so am talking from experience.
No, you might have provided incorrect information either in your profile or in calculator.
It still calculates same points for me!
CRS Calculator is accurate!
Hah...I got excited for no reason, I guess
I totally forgot about that when I saw my points. Thanks for reminding me. I better crawl back to my cocoon and get busy.
Hello ishant27 can you check a profile for me then? Can anybody check how many points you get in the express entry calculator at the CIC website by inputing this profile? Thank you!
Marital status: single/never married.
Age: 29
Level of education: two year program at university, college, etc.
Have you earned a canadian degree: yes.
Best answer that describes that education: one or two year diploma or certificate
official languages: less than two year old: yes
Language test: IELTS
results: 7.0
8.0
7.0 - 7.5
7.0
Any other tests? N/A
Years of skilled work experience in Canada: 2 years
Years of skilled work experience out of canada: 1 year
The folowing 4 questions are "no"
How many points did you get with this profile?
Yeah, what is wrong with that? I am not ready to apply until I get my PCC on hand. I had to decline my ITA because the PCC was delayed. But that doesn't mean I should withdraw my profile.
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Yeah, there is no reason for you to withdraw your profile. Sounds like you will receive your PCC in a few weeks, well before this next 90 day deadline to apply with your new ITA.
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