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The Oct. 2 Express Entry draw was the largest selection round since January.

Canada pulled 3,900 profiles from the Express Entry pool.

The cut-off Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) score for this draw was 464.

Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) applied a tie-break in this draw for candidates with the minimum score of 464. Only those candidates with a score of 464 who submitted their Express Entry profiles on or before September 20, 2019, at 15:05:04 UTC received an Invitation to Apply (ITA) in this round.

The Express Entry system manages the pool of eligible candidates for Canada's Federal Skilled Worker Class, Federal Skilled Trades Class and the Canadian Experience Class.

Candidates are awarded a score under the CRS based on factors like age, education, skilled work experience and proficiency in English or French and a set number of the highest-ranked are invited to apply for Canadian permanent residence through regular draws from the pool.

For a more detailed analysis of the Oct. 2 Express Entry draw, read the latest article on CIC News.com.

Express Entry Draws: 2019

Draw #Minimum CRS Score RequiredDate of Draw# of ITAs Issued
127

464

October 2, 20193,900
126

462

September 18, 20193,600
125

463

September 4, 20193,600
124

457

August 20, 20193,600
123

466

August 12, 20193,600
122

459

July 24, 20193,600
121

460

July 10, 20193,600
120

462

June 26, 20193,350
119

465

June 12, 20193,350
118

470

May 29, 20193,350
117

332 (*Federal Skilled Trades candidates only)

May 15, 2019500
116

450

May 1, 20193,350
115

451

April 17, 20193,350
114

451

April 3, 20193,350
113

452

March 20, 20193,350
112

454

March 6, 20193,350
111

457

February 20, 20193,350
110

438

January 30, 20193,350
109

443

January 23, 20193,900
108

449

January 10, 20193,900