Official Express Entry tracker
Review every invitation round published by Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada, with the CRS score, invitation count, draw type and tie-break cutoff in one place.
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Express Entry draws are invitation rounds in which IRCC selects eligible candidates from the pool according to the round type and its selection criteria.
The CRS cutoff is the lowest Comprehensive Ranking System score among candidates invited in that specific round. It is a record of that round, not a guarantee of the next cutoff.
Draw timing and frequency can change. Check the latest official IRCC round information and use this tracker as a reference to compare published rounds.
No. An invitation also depends on the draw type, the candidate’s eligibility, the number of invitations and the tie-break rule used for that round.
The tie-break date and time can determine which profiles with the cutoff score are ranked within the invitation limit. Follow the official round notice for the exact rule.
Yes, as context. Compare the draw category and score with your own program eligibility and CRS profile, but do not treat historical cutoffs as a prediction.
Verify the round, date, CRS score, invitation count and tie-break information on the official IRCC page on Canada.ca before relying on the data.
Review the factors that can lawfully change your score, check whether another draw category or program fits, and confirm your options against current IRCC requirements before taking action.
