Calculation of CRS score for Canada PR

Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) calculator is a tool of calculating which helps to check your eligibility for Canada PR through the Express Entry Program. It is based on different selection factors such as language proficiency, age, education, etc, based on these factors you will be able to calculate your CRS score and you can apply for a Canada PR visa.

 

The core factor allows you to score up to 600 CRS points, and it is totally based on the following factors-

 

·         Experience and skills factors

·         Common-law partner or spouse factors including educational qualifications and language skills

·         Transferability in skills including work experience

 

Some additional factors

 

The additional core factor allows you to score up to 600 CRS points, and it is totally based on the following factors –

 

·         Valid job offer

·         Any sibling living in Canada as permanent residents or citizen

·         Language proficiency in French

·         Canadian diplomas, degree or certificates

 

Calculation of total CRS score including core factors and additional factors comes to 1200 points. These can be considered as the maximum points which one can score in CRS.

 

Calculation of CRS score

 

You can take the help of the updates to express entry points calculator to easily calculate your CRS score the table will help you to understand the point’s breakdown and they are awarded to the express profiles and it can be calculated by CRS calculator.

Factors	Points – with a common-law partner or spouse	Points -  without a common-law partner or a spouse
Age	100	110
Level of Education	140	150
Official language	150	160
Work experience of the applicant	70	80

 

Factors of common-law partner or a spouse

Factors	points
Level of education	10
Official language proficiency	20
Canadian work experience	10

 

Skill transferability factors

Education	points
With a post-secondary degree along with a strong or good official language proficiency	50
With a post-secondary degree along with Canadian work experience	50

 

Foreign work experience	points
Foreign work experience along with strong or good official language proficiency such as CLB level 7 or higher	50
Foreign work experience with Canadian work experience	50
Certificate of qualification for the applicant in trade occupations	points
A certificate of qualification with string or good language proficiency	50

 

Conclusion

 

You can consult any professional experts of immigration to resolve all your queries related to immigration, this expert will help you to score the maximum points.