Score yourself against the points grids each province publishes, factor by factor, with the total and the breakdown updating as you go, and read the official draw record round by round in a table you can filter. No registration and no email required. The email box at the bottom of each calculator is optional, and is only there if you want the score breakdown looked over by a consultant.
Every round since 2015: date, program or category, invitations issued and the CRS cut-off score, filterable by Canadian Experience Class (CEC), Provincial Nominee Program (PNP), French-language proficiency and each category-based selection.
Figures are taken round by round from IRCC and cross-checked four ways before the page is generated. A cut-off is the result of a draw, not a threshold set in advance, and it does not predict the next round.
View the data → Federal · Express EntryScores your profile against the official IRCC grid: core, spouse, skill transferability and additional points, with a live breakdown of where each point comes from.
Job offer points were removed on March 25, 2025. This calculator reflects the current rules.
Start scoring → Ontario · OINPFollows the official ontario.ca bands across 11 factors, showing the running total and where each point comes from.
A cut-off score is the result of a draw, not a threshold set in advance, so see the OINP invitations to apply page. The number here shows where your points come from and which factors still have room.
Start scoring → Manitoba · MPNPFollows the Manitoba EOI points grid across six factors, out of 1000, showing the running total and the breakdown.
Manitoba draws by occupation, by broad category, by language, and under the Strategic Recruitment Initiative, so there is no single province-wide cut-off. Look first at which segment you fall into, then at where your score sits within that segment.
Start scoring → Manitoba · MPNPEvery MPNP Expression of Interest draw since 2015: date, stream, Letters of Advice to Apply issued and the cut-off published, all 278 draws, filterable by Skilled Worker in Manitoba (SWM), Skilled Worker Overseas (SWO) and the International Education Stream.
Taken draw by draw from the MPNP and generated only after three cross-checks pass. Manitoba draws by segment, so each cut-off belongs to its own segment and they are not comparable.
View the data → British Columbia · Skills ImmigrationScored against the official BC PNP program guide, out of 200: work experience, education, language, hourly wage and area of employment listed separately.
Wage alone is worth 55, the heaviest single factor. Both current streams require a full-time indeterminate job offer from a B.C. employer, which the page checks first.
Start scoring → Alberta · AAIPScored against Alberta's official Worker EOI grid, out of 100: 69 points of human capital and 31 of economic factors, given separately.
All four language abilities must reach CLB 4 to submit. The score is not the only basis for selection: Alberta also draws by occupation and sector.
Start scoring →About these tools: scores are calculated against the points grids published by each province. They are for self-assessment only, are not a prediction of an invitation, and carry no weight with IRCC, ESDC, or any provincial authority. No outcome is guaranteed, and Nova Stage is not affiliated with, and does not act on behalf of, any government body. When the official rules change, this page is updated and each calculator shows the date it was last checked. The tools are maintained by Yueheng Gao (Steven Gao), Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant, RCIC #R534273, listed on the CICC public register at college-ic.ca, and Ontario licensed Paralegal #P21984. Immigration consulting is provided by Nova Stage Immigration Consulting Ltd., regulated by the College of Immigration and Citizenship Consultants (CICC); legal services are provided by Nova Stage Paralegal Services (sole proprietorship), regulated by the Law Society of Ontario (LSO). The two are separate legal entities.