New brunswick pnp calculator

The New Brunswick Provincial Nominee Program (PNP) calculator! Here's a simplified calculator to help you estimate your chances of being nominated under the New Brunswick PNP:

Note: This calculator is for general guidance only and is not a guarantee of nomination. The actual selection process is complex and involves various factors, including the program's criteria, the number of applications received, and the province's immigration goals.

Calculator:

1. Education:
   • Bachelor's degree or higher: 5 points
   • Diploma or certificate: 3 points
   • High school diploma or equivalent: 1 point
2. Language:
   • English or French: 5 points (if you're fluent)
   • Basic knowledge of English or French: 2 points
   • Limited knowledge of English or French: 1 point
3. Work Experience:
   • 2+ years of work experience in a skilled occupation: 5 points
   • 1-2 years of work experience in a skilled occupation: 3 points
   • Less than 1 year of work experience in a skilled occupation: 1 point
4. Age:
   • 25-34 years old: 5 points
   • 35-44 years old: 3 points
   • 45-54 years old: 2 points
   • 55+ years old: 1 point
5. Adaptability:
   • Spouse or common-law partner with a job offer in NB: 5 points
   • Spouse or common-law partner with a degree or diploma from a NB institution: 3 points
   • Other factors (e.g., family ties, previous study or work in NB): 2 points
6. Job Offer:
   • Job offer in a skilled occupation: 5 points
   • Job offer in a semi-skilled occupation: 3 points
   • No job offer: 1 point

Total Score:

Add up the points from each category to get your total score out of 25.

Interpretation:

• 20-25 points: Strong candidate, likely to be nominated
• 15-19 points: Competitive candidate, may be nominated
• 10-14 points: Average candidate, may not be nominated
• 0-9 points: Weak candidate, unlikely to be nominated

Additional Tips:

• Meeting the minimum requirements (e.g., education, language) is essential.
• Having a job offer in a skilled occupation can significantly improve your chances.
• Showing adaptability and a strong connection to New Brunswick can also increase your chances.
• The PNP selection process is highly competitive, and meeting the minimum requirements does not guarantee nomination.

Remember, this calculator is for general guidance only. The actual selection process is complex, and the province's immigration officials will consider various factors when evaluating applications.