Received my IELTS today...it is Writing(6.5), Reading(8.5), Listning(8.0) and speaking (8.0). Does that make 14 points? I need at least 11 to make 67. Screwed up in writing. With 14 I make 70. Is that a safe score?
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Instinct,
You make 15 points. So your score should be now "71". Also as long as you are equals or above min cut off (67) - you are good to go. Go ahead!!!!!!
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How does it become 15...?? I thought a score of 6.5 was 2 points and rest everything would be 4 points each..making a total of 14.
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Yes, I can see that there is no provision for "3" points. So taking it back...you get 14 points
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What is the mapping of IELTS score to CIC points for each of the categories?
4 points for what score in IELTS?
2 points for what score in IELTS?
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5 - 6.5 (less than 7) is 2 points
7 and above is 4 points
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Hi All,
Is IELTS exam required for people who are already in US. I am in US for past 8 years and currently on H1B.
Please let me know.
thank for your help in advance.
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Hi,
Inspite of being in US since 1999 and job experience of 10 years, CIC has asked me for IELTS. I don't think they are looking at any credentials on Language anymore...
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Thanks for the reply PRAspirant
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PRAspirant, for people on H1B in USA, they fall under skilled worker category or federal skilled worker
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PRAspirant, for people on H1B in USA, they fall under skilled worker category or federal skilled worker
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Are you saying there are two options for Canada immigration? I dont think so. Can you confirm?
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There 2 Federal Skilled worker program: Simplified and Regular .
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There 2 Federal Skilled worker program: Simplified and Regular .
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Nope, its the same. In one you provide all your documents along with your application (and I believe this is only if you apply in the US) and in the other you only file your application and provide documents later.
Ray
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You right, But what I mean there is two track. Not necessarily only US residence can apply for regular track. Read more www.CIC.gc.ca.
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