Express Entry Draw No. 335 was announced just one day after the previous EE dr

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Express Entry  Draw No. 335 was announced just  one day after the previous EE draw. This draw marks the third  draw for the Canadian Experience Class (CEC)  2025, where a total of 4,000 candidates were invited again. The lowest Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) score was  521, which is a slight decrease from the  Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) score of 527 in the previous CEC draw  No. 333.
Express Entry  Card No. 335
Draw Date: February 5, 2025
Number of Invitations Issued:  4000
Minimum SCG: 521
Specified Program: Canadian Experience  Class
Tiebreaker: November 14,  2025 

Find Out If You  Qualify for Express Entry Canada
This Express Entry draw marks the third round of invitations for the Canadian Experience Class (CEC) in 2025. Candidates with a Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) score of 521 or higher were invited to apply for permanent  residence. The Canadian Experience Class is  for skilled workers who have Canadian work experience and  who wish to become permanent residents. This program is  essential to Canada's immigration  strategy because it recognizes the contributions of those who have already supported the  economy.
In this fifth draw of 2025, 4,000 Invitations to Apply (ITA) were  again issued to  candidates in the Canadian Experience  Class, with a minimum  score of 527 on the Comprehensive Ranking System  (CRS).
In the last CEC  draw (No. 333), 4,000  IPDs were also issued to  candidates in the Canadian Experience  Class, excluding those  who had received a minimum score of  527 on the Comprehensive Ranking System. Consistency in the issuance of  IPDs gives potential CEC  candidates an additional hope  of receiving an  IPD. For more information  about the Express Entry system and its processes, visit our Express Entry  page.

Understanding the Canadian Experience Class
The Canadian Experience Class (CEC) is an immigration stream  of Canada's Express Entry  system designed for temporary foreign workers and international  graduate students who have  gained skilled work experience in Canada. This program helps them  transition from temporary status to permanent  residence.
The CEC is  administered under the Express Entry system and uses the Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) to rank interested candidates.  Candidates with competitive  CGS scores receive invitations to apply for permanent  residence in Canada. Number of  candidates in the  current Express Entry  pool.

IRCC updates the number of people in the Express Entry pool a few days before  issuing a round  of invitations. The numbers change as new profiles are submitted, profiles  expire, or an  invitation to apply is issued.
To date, the composition of the Express Entry pool  is as follows:
CRS Result
Beach Number of Candidates
601-1200 173
501-600  23 165
451-500 68 910
491-500 13,487
481-490  13 003
471-480 15652
461-470 13,815
451-460 12,953
401-450  63 508
441-450 12,567
431-440 13,621
421-430  12 432
411-420 12 833
401-410 12,055
351-400 51,079
301-350 21,576
0-300 5,641
Total 234,052
Updated February 5,  2025
The latest Express Entry  draw for  all categories!
See the full list of Express  Entry draws that  took place this  year here:
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registrations per page
Draw  date category Number of  invitations to apply (IPA) Rules for breaking the draw according to SCG
330 December 16, 2024 Provincial Nominee Program  1,085,727 September 18, 2024 at  1:39:10 PM UTC
329 December 3, 2024 French  Proficiency (version 1)  800,466 November 26, 2024 at 02:44:59 UTC
328 December 2, 2024 Provincial Nominee Program  676,705 November 27, 2024 at 18:15:17 UTC
327 November 20, 2024  Health Professionals (version 1)  3,000,463 October 21, 2024 at  4:12:39 PM UTC
326 November 19, 2024 Canadian Experience Class 400 539 July  8, 2024 
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Read more;
https://www.canadim.com/news/express-entry-draw-335-4000-cec-candidates-invited/

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