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Hi everyone,
I have problem in regarding to my IELTS exam. I took the exam in May 2007 and didn´t get any response from CIC since applied to Buffalo. I live in Canada on study permit status. It is quite a long time ago since I applied. I thought I might have some sort of problem in reaching 67 points.
Currently I am thinking to take the exam once again and would like to raise my points before I get my IA. Does the CIC accept my new IELTS exam result or not?
I would really appreciate for your kind advice.
Thank you
Hund
[19-02-2008,15:42]
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Hund |
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(in reply to: Re taking IELTS and effect of sending new result)
Yes, if they have not made the decision already.
[19-02-2008,16:12]
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Samm |
(in reply to: Re taking IELTS and effect of sending new result)
Hi Samm,
Oh, I am not contacted yet for any IA or else. I am going to take it very soon. I am hoping it will be in time befor they tell me.
Thanks
[19-02-2008,16:53]
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Hund |
regarding ielts (in reply to: Re taking IELTS and effect of sending new result)
CIC sent me IA asking to provide evidence for my relatives who are no more in canada and now I am taking IELTS to support my self for points...will they reconsider my experience IELTS score and reevaluate ?
[19-02-2008,17:20]
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sdhkr |
(in reply to: Re taking IELTS and effect of sending new result)
Hund,
So your previous score does not give you max points ? Is that why you are appearing for the test again ?
I would suggest you contact them (CIC) through e-mail and ask them for the status of your application as by now you should have received the IA atleast.
I am hoping you will have more information after that, so that you can decide if you want to take the test again.
[19-02-2008,18:06]
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Raj |
(in reply to: Re taking IELTS and effect of sending new result)
sdhkr,
If you get max=16 points for language, then can you qualify without the extra points for your relatives ?
If yes, then its better you take the test and score a band of 7 atleast on each of the areas, but you will have to respond to the CIC request for evidence of relatives. If you cannot prove that they reside in Canada at this moment, then its better off if you can explain to them that you will no longer claim points for relatives as they do not reside in Canada anymore.
Before you rule out the last option try to find out what is required to prove residency.
[19-02-2008,18:12]
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Raj |
(in reply to: Re taking IELTS and effect of sending new result)
Thanks for your prompt reply!, well I have 64 points without relatives and considering 8 for english at the time of IA and I am expecting to get >12 so which will fetch me more than 67 also in march I will be in my 3rd yr of work giving some additional points for that also provided they are willing to consider.Not sure will they reconsider as they Issued me IA
[20-02-2008,17:16]
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sdhkr |
IELTS (in reply to: Re taking IELTS and effect of sending new result)
I have MA degree qualification, more than 10 years experience in my field, I am 47 year old and have got
7 in speaking,6.5 in writing and 6 each in reading and listening.
Can I get 67 point?
[02-03-2008,19:01]
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DIlaram Sajo |
(in reply to: Re taking IELTS and effect of sending new result)
From what you have stated in your post, you get the following points.
Education:25 (Master´s degree with 17 years of full time or equivalent)
Experience:21
Language:10
Age:10 (between 21 to 49 yrs)
You should take IELTS again and improve your score.
[03-03-2008,07:02]
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Samm |
