So far CIC has been surprising us. The score from January until now is as follows, with my little analysis;
Jan- Feb 7 the scores were 886-818 respectively. This score indicates that yes these persons were provincially nominated or had a job offer but they were much older ie. They were in their late 30's early 40's and only had a bachelors degree. As we got to the 20th Feb. the scores fell to 808 and the numbers rose, this indicated to me that the persons were older, possibly with a Masters but definitely a number of them would have a bachelors degree. I say this because if you subtract the 600 points you would get a low score of 208 points and on Feb. 27th the score went down to 735 and if you subtract the 600 points you would get 135. At this point the number of applicants receiving ITA rose to a high of 1187 up from 849. The thing is that the lower scores has the most persons and as such a number of persons currently in the pool may be in their late 30's with a masters degree and lots of work experience. Now lets look at the scores without the additional 600 points, 286, 218, 208 and 135.
Now on March 20th there were 423 (1610) more persons selected for ITA ( the previous number ITA 1187and the score was 481. To me this means that a greater number of persons may be selected in the 6th and 7th draw who are younger 32- 40 yrs of age with a masters degree and as such i am surmising that the score for the 6th draw will be 320+. If one was to add a job offer to these numbers your scores would be 920+.
What you all think?