Recent data shows a decline in top-scoring profiles in Canada’s Express Entry pool, reaching levels not seen since 2024. The number of profiles in the 501-600 scoring range is estimated to be around 10,000, indicating reduced competition among candidates.

Changes in the Express Entry Pool

Between February 15 and March 1, approximately 3,161 profiles exited the pool, with a significant portion from the 501-600 score range. The 471-480 Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) score range also experienced notable decreases.

While several score ranges saw reductions, others gained profiles. Notably, the data does not include draws between March 2 and 5, issuing over 10,000 Invitations to Apply (ITAs).

CRS score range	February 15	March 1	Difference (March 1 – February 15)
0–300	8,283	8,276	-7
301–350	19,009	18,694	-315
351–400	53,650	53,727	77
401–410	11,316	11,796	480
411–420	12,183	12,511	328
421–430	12,425	12,746	321
431–440	14,239	14,481	242
441–450	14,142	14,395	253

Potential Impact and Candidate Comparison

The article analyzes the impact of recent draws on pool composition and compares current candidates in the Express Entry system. Stay informed about the evolving dynamics of Canada’s immigration landscape.