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Updated Dec 2025

Canada Express Entry Points Calculator

Calculate your eligibility for Canada's Federal Skilled Worker Program (FSWP) 67-point grid and your Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) score for Express Entry. Updated with the latest 2025 changes including job offer points removal.

FSWP 67-Point Grid CRS 1200-Point System Latest Draw Comparison 2025 Updates
March 2025 Policy Change
As of March 25, 2025, IRCC has removed job offer CRS points from Express Entry. Previously, candidates could earn 50-200 bonus points for valid job offers. This change affects CRS scores only—FSWP eligibility still awards 10 points for arranged employment.
534
Latest CEC Cutoff
408
French Draw Cutoff
246K+
Pool Candidates
67
FSWP Minimum
The Federal Skilled Worker Program (FSWP) requires a minimum of 67 points out of 100 to be eligible to create an Express Entry profile. You must also meet minimum requirements for language (CLB 7+), education, and work experience (1+ year).
01

Language Skills

Max 28 pts
Language Points 0 / 28
02

Education

Max 25 pts
You need an Educational Credential Assessment (ECA) from an IRCC-designated organization to claim education points for credentials earned outside Canada.
Education Points 0 / 25
03

Work Experience

Max 15 pts
Work Experience Points 0 / 15
04

Age

Max 12 pts
Maximum points (12) awarded for ages 18-35
Age Points 12 / 12
05

Arranged Employment

Max 10 pts
Employment Points 0 / 10
06

Adaptability

Max 10 pts
Adaptability Points 0 / 10
Your FSWP Score
0
out of 100 points
0 67 (Min) 100
Enter your information
Points Breakdown
Language 0
Education 0
Work Experience 0
Age 0
Employment 0
Adaptability 0
Total 0
The Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) ranks candidates in the Express Entry pool with a maximum of 1,200 points. Higher scores increase your chances of receiving an Invitation to Apply (ITA). Note: As of March 2025, job offer points have been removed from CRS.
A

Core / Human Capital Factors

Max 500 pts
C

Skill Transferability

Max 100 pts
D

Additional Points

Max 600 pts
Your CRS Score
0
out of 1200 points
Enter your information
CRS Breakdown
Core Factors 0
Skill Transferability 0
Additional Points 0
Total CRS 0
Latest Draw Comparison
Recent CEC draw cutoff: 534 points (Nov 2025)
Your score: 0 points

Frequently Asked Questions

The FSWP 67-point grid is an eligibility threshold—you need at least 67/100 points to qualify to enter the Express Entry pool under the Federal Skilled Worker Program. The CRS (Comprehensive Ranking System) is a 1200-point ranking system that determines your position in the pool. Higher CRS scores increase your chances of receiving an Invitation to Apply (ITA) during draws.

IRCC removed job offer CRS points (previously 50-200 points) effective March 25, 2025 as a "temporary measure" to combat LMIA-related fraud. This affected over 37,000 candidates in the pool who had those bonus points. However, job offers still count for FSWP eligibility (10 points) and may still be required for certain provincial nominee programs.

CRS cutoffs vary by draw type. As of late 2025: Canadian Experience Class (CEC) draws typically have cutoffs around 530-534 points. French language proficiency draws have had cutoffs as low as 379-408 points. Category-based draws (healthcare, trades, STEM) range from 430-510 points. The Express Entry pool currently has over 246,000 candidates.

Key ways to boost your CRS: 1) Improve language scores (retake IELTS/CELPIP for higher CLB). 2) Learn French (NCLC 7+ adds 25-50 points). 3) Gain Canadian work experience. 4) Obtain a Provincial Nomination (+600 points, virtually guarantees ITA). 5) Complete Canadian education. 6) If married, include spouse with strong credentials.

An Educational Credential Assessment (ECA) evaluates your foreign education against Canadian standards. It's required to claim education points if you studied outside Canada. ECAs must come from IRCC-designated organizations like WES, IQAS, or others. ECAs are valid for 5 years for immigration purposes. Processing typically takes 4-8 weeks.

Disclaimer: This calculator provides estimates only and does not guarantee eligibility or an Invitation to Apply (ITA). Immigration policies, points systems, and cutoff scores change frequently. Always verify with the official IRCC website or consult a Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant (RCIC) for definitive advice.