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Success rate with 72 points for canadian PR?
- Thread starter sujana123
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Trueman999
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There are no gurantees in Life!!!!! So nothin is for sure. I got mine with the same point 3 years ago.
Hi,
My points, as per my evaluation stands at 75. Probably when they evaluate it might be less. The reason being French.
I took french for two years in high school and for a quarter at university. No idea how they evaluate my French.
The point is, I applied fully aware that I might end up with anywhere between 72 and 75 points.
Just wait for a couple of months, see how it goes for the borderliners and decide whether you are willing to risk it.
Anyway they are supposed to re-consider the pass mark 18 months after its initial implementation.
With just 25 000 applications received between 10/02 and 2/03 (they received 125 000 for the same period the previous year), probably they will take a re-look sooner.
Also, that's a loss of CAD$50 000 000 in application fees (500*100 000). Hope the treasury department is taking a closer look !
Good Luck.
My points, as per my evaluation stands at 75. Probably when they evaluate it might be less. The reason being French.
I took french for two years in high school and for a quarter at university. No idea how they evaluate my French.
The point is, I applied fully aware that I might end up with anywhere between 72 and 75 points.
Just wait for a couple of months, see how it goes for the borderliners and decide whether you are willing to risk it.
Anyway they are supposed to re-consider the pass mark 18 months after its initial implementation.
With just 25 000 applications received between 10/02 and 2/03 (they received 125 000 for the same period the previous year), probably they will take a re-look sooner.
Also, that's a loss of CAD$50 000 000 in application fees (500*100 000). Hope the treasury department is taking a closer look !
Good Luck.
Hey, CanI:
Where did you read that they are waiting 18 months to re-consider the pass mark? Is this for sure? I've read that they're are going to re-evaluate, but i never heard when...
I hope this will include the IELTS's points passmark. I need 7 in all the four IELTS tests to get 75 points. But I always get only one mark above 7. All the others are 6 and 6.5!!!!! Because that I could score only 69 and my process is running already (in Brazil)!!
Where did you read that they are waiting 18 months to re-consider the pass mark? Is this for sure? I've read that they're are going to re-evaluate, but i never heard when...
I hope this will include the IELTS's points passmark. I need 7 in all the four IELTS tests to get 75 points. But I always get only one mark above 7. All the others are 6 and 6.5!!!!! Because that I could score only 69 and my process is running already (in Brazil)!!
Found it at the following site. (Page 2, para 2 of the document)
http://www.savecanada.com/save/PressRelease4-1.pdf
Why did you take the IELTS-were you asked to take it or you just went ahead and took it just to be on the safer side ?
http://www.savecanada.com/save/PressRelease4-1.pdf
Why did you take the IELTS-were you asked to take it or you just went ahead and took it just to be on the safer side ?
My application got in the office 5 days before the new law came into effect. I knew my application would be evaluated under the new rules, but i didn't know the language proficiency would be assessed by the IELTS... so, in december i received a letter asking me to do it.
I got two informal job offers and have a networking with canadian professionals from my field who could recommend me as a possible well established immigrant, but this all doesn't give me points.
Bye
I got two informal job offers and have a networking with canadian professionals from my field who could recommend me as a possible well established immigrant, but this all doesn't give me points.
Bye
Hi
I applied for canadian Permenant residence on Feb 6 2002 through Buffalo centre from US, I had 74 points at that time. As per the new rules i am falling short of 1 point. My application will be reviewed for initial assesment any time in the next few weeks.
Will my application be rejected?
Should i withdraw my application?
Please advise.
I applied for canadian Permenant residence on Feb 6 2002 through Buffalo centre from US, I had 74 points at that time. As per the new rules i am falling short of 1 point. My application will be reviewed for initial assesment any time in the next few weeks.
Will my application be rejected?
Should i withdraw my application?
Please advise.