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Immigration is about increasing people not about you getting the job you think you deserve.Let me say that again.Nowhere does it say welcome to Canada and you will have the job of your choice lickety splitThere is a disconnect between immigration and employment. Who is disconnected?The government of Canada for one. Express Entry applicants too.But, if we were to look at Express Entry warts and all we can conclude:The selection process is flawed because it does not give out PR linked to the nee PR having a job in hand. That is the biggest complaint: PR but no quality job prospectsThere is economic discrimination against new Canadians forcing New Canadians have to shift to secondary sector jobs outside of their skill set resulting in under employmentIncreased competition for jobs force Canadians and New Canadians increase the need to network which is a barrier to new Canadians as they have not made those connections.There is a one-sided economic benefit to Canada for immigration but those who claim it is a cash grab because new Canadians bring funds to support themselves and pay income tax forget the investment Canada makes in all Canadians via social programs.Non-working spouses and children consume benefits which means a net investment by Canada.In 2016, Canada admitted 155,994 permanent residents in Economic Class programs, of which 69,709 were principal applicants and 86,285 were immediate family members.In 2016, a total of 59,999 permanent residents were admitted (28,082 principal applicants and 31,917 immediate family members)In 2016, there were 39,749 people admitted (17,435 principal applicants and 22,314 immediate family members) under the FSW Program; 2,428 (921 principal applicants and 1,507 immediate family members) under the FST Program; and 17,822 (9,726 principal applicants and 8,096 immediate family members) under the CEC Program.Of all the Federal Economic - Highly Skilled admissions, 25,590 were through Express Entry (11,471 principal applicants and 14,119 immediate family members)In 2016, IRCC admitted 18,467 caregivers as permanent residents (6,835 principal applicants and 11,632 immediate family members)In 2016 there were a total of 867 Federal Economic - Business Immigration programs PR’s given out, which include immigrant investors, entrepreneurs, self-employed persons, and participants in the Start-up Visa Program admissions (323 principal applicants and 544 immediate family members)The number of Provincial Nominee admissions in 2016 was 46,170 (20,486 principal applicants and 25,684 immediate family members)Almost half (47%) of all resettled refugees in 2016 were 17 years old or underAccording to the 2011 National Household Survey less than 1% of foreign-trained docs drove cab. But the truth is that most do not get to practice medicine in Canada.Let’s say the rates of internationally-trained docs driving cab goes up.Whose fault is that?I blame the IMG. Anyone who is smart enough to do medical school is smart enough to research the likelihood of getting licensed in Canada. There is no excuse for ignorance.I have a question. Is being a doc in Pakistan or India such a terrible thing? Do you starve on the earnings of what a physician makes?Most new Canadians are economic migrants. They are not fleeing war. Look at the numbers of actual refugees vs economic migrants. If Canadian docs were paid what Indian docs are paid y’all would not be in the Express Entry pool.Do you think every Canadian gets a job commensurate with their education?Nope. Look at these graphs. Certainly there is lower employment of new Canadians compared to native-born Canadians but it is not all roses for them in terms of finding meaningful employment.On one hand there are complaints - not completely invalid - that there is underemployment of new Canadians.But Canada also tolerates the practice of international students coming to study in Canada followed by a post-graduation work permit which gives them Canadian experience and Canadian education, gets them PR and jobs.Potential immigrants have figured this out. Look at all the questions on Quora about will Canadian university give me free tuition to study there?They want even more of an advantage. That is infuriating as most Canadian university students pay their own way for their education and understand that substantial scholarships and financial packages are only for specific programs primarily in STEM graduate programs. If you cannot take the time to find out the lay of the land, you should not garner any empathy from Canadians. Ignorance and immigration is not a good combination.I will provide an anecdote. In 11 years as a dean of a dental school the only complaints about sexual harassment, general harassment and faculty members treating women poorly were perpetrated by foreign-trained dental faculty.Is it only non-Canadians who are creepers? No. But when people refer to Canadian experience it is not just knowing Canadian tax laws if you are an accountant, it is about understanding what is appropriate and inappropriate in social behaviour.Y’all are pissed that Canada expects Canadian education and Canadian experience. We are prejudiced against new Canadians.Well Canadian’s are pissed with those new Canadians that bring their their own social and cultural biases to Canada.If the system in Canada was not to have the streamlined Express Entry that gives PR for skills and had non-immigrant work visas that allowed you to work but made it all but impossible to get PR, people would still be lining up and then complaining that it is so hard to get PR.There is a comment in one of the other answers from someone who went to Australia to do graduate work and then they came to Canada and were disappointed with the job prospects. Nothing said about not being able to find work in Australia.By all means please keep shitting on Express Entry and immigration to Canada. Maybe there will eventually be a national dialogue on it.Of course I can say these things because I am Canadian and I am working at or above my skill set. Every now and then I look south to the US and occasionally explore job opportunities. I can work in America because of the TN visa but I also am acutely aware that for me to work in certain states and to get a licence I have to do examinations.No different than you. Except I’ve done my homework and know the barriers to licensure and practice.How could anyone move across the world and not ask themselves gee, I wonder if I can work in [insert country here]? Maybe I should do some homework.I’m an accountant! Fabulous. Do you know Canadian tax law and how to deal on a client’s behalf with CRA? You would if you had Canadian education and experience.I consult to a variety of government health authorities. I run into new Canadians who had been successful in getting jobs. Some with their credentials from abroad, others who have done a masters in Canada and then a post-graduate work permit.But with a 300,000 annual threshold for PR should you all expect to find meaningful employment when in competition for jobs with new and seasoned Canadians?To the people who write immigration is a cash grab in Canada! This is predicated on immigrants bringing funds to Canada to support themselves.Look at the number of dependents who get PR along with the principal applicant. Not as much of a cash grab as you think it is?How could the system be changed?Express Entry should be: Got a job offer, get PR. That would make new Canadians happy and meaningful employment reduces the economic hardship of coming to Canada.It would also do away with unreasonable expectations of new CanadiansTarget jobs to new Canadians to fill shortage areas more like the PNP not a free-for-all for anyone who hits the right CRS score.If we need dentists, doctors, lawyers, engineers, have a Federal-Provincial process to recruit professionals who can plug and play, and do you want to know something, that would reduce the number of dentists and docs driving cab because they would not get PR except under the proper circumstances.Outlaw the use of immigration consultants who are preying on their country people and using chicanery not facts. They system is simple that any individual can apply. If they can’t they are not suitable for PR.Make it harder for individuals to game the system. One area of gamesmanship I fully dislike is: find the cheapest post-secondary institution, pick a useless program to study because it is cheap and short and then expect to compete for a job. That is the antithesis of what post-secondary education is meant to be.Expect a higher level of English or French language proficiency if PR is to be tied to jobs. You could leave it to competition and allow employer to decide if customers and clients will be able to understand you.As it stands, there is a gap between the dream and reality. We need to rejig the system so potential PR applicants do so with their eyes wide open because right now there are many with eyes wide shut.Just look at the exquisitely naive questions on Quora which are evidence of people not even lifting one finger to make keyboard strokes to find source information on immigration and employment.

Basic requirements :Aspiring doctors will have just one chance to get a seat in a medical college this year through National Eligibility cum Entrance Test Undergraduate (UG) 2017 (NEET-UG). The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) will conduct the test on May 7, 2017 as per regulations framed under the Indian Medical Council Act 1956 (amended in 2016) and the Dentists Act 1948 (amended in 2016). Admissions in 100% seats of MBBS/BDS will be done in medical/dental colleges run with the approval of Medical Council of India/Dental Council of India under the ministry of health and family welfare. However, institutions established through an Act of Parliament i.e. AIIMS and JIPMER Puducherry, will not participate in NEET UG this year.Besides conducting the test, the CBSE will declare the result and prepare an all-India rank list for the candidates in percentile rank. This will be given to the Directorate General of Health Services, New Delhi for counselling of 15% all-India quota seats and providing the result to the state counselling authorities and admitting institutions.Candidates must be 17 years old at the time of admission. The upper age limit for NEET-UG is 25 years as on the date of examination for general category candidates.Candidates will get maximum three attempts for NEET UG. As per the notice and information bulletin, it was prescribed that the candidates who have already availed permissible three attempts will not be able to apply for NEET 2017. However, the CBSE has issued a clarification on the matter. The Department of Health and Family Welfare, government of India, and Medical Council of India have clarified that “attempts made by candidates for AIPMT/NEET prior to 2017 will not be counted. NEET 2017 will be counted as the first attempt for all candidates, irrespective of their previous attempts in AIPMT/NEET,” said an official statement from CBSE.All candidates who could not fill up the application form due to the condition of three attempts at AIPMT/NEET will now be able to fill up their application form.Domicile students of different states who have done their schooling from another state are eligible for admission in state medical colleges if they are ranked in the all-India merit list. For instance, if a student who has completed his schooling from Delhi and is a domicile of West Bengal seeking admission in a college of the state can apply in the state colleges. “The student will have to prove his domicile candidature with necessary documents such as proof of residence of his parents. Once the CBSE shares the list of qualified candidates from our state, we will consider their eligibility,” said a spokesperson from the Directorate of Medical Education, West Bengal.The counselling for admission in seats under the control of other states/universities/institutions will be conducted as per the notifications issued separately by the authorities concerned. Candidates applying to state government colleges will be admitted subject to rules and regulations framed by the respective state governments.NEET 2018 Counselling Procedure (Round 1)Step 1: RegistrationIn this step, eligible candidates, as declared by CBSE, will have to register online. Candidates will have to click on ‘New registrations’ tab. Now, candidates will be required to enter their details such as roll number, all India rank and percentile score. After registration, candidates will be allotted a user name and password.Step 2: Mock CounsellingCandidates can take part in the online mock counselling held by MCC to get a general idea of which seats they will be allotted based on their choices and rank. The choices submitted by the candidates will be processed and seats will be given to the candidates based on their rank and choice placement. Mock counselling helps candidates to refine their selection of choices online in a more efficient way. Candidates can modify their choices after the mock counselling since the placement during that process is not binding.Step 3: Counselling ProcessQualified candidates who meet all of the eligibility criteria will be allotted seats according to their choices filled. The allotment letter will be available for download online. The candidates will have to report to the allotted institute with the required documents, fees as written in the allotment letter. All candidates who will not be present on the specific date as written on the allotment letter will be disqualified.Documents Required for NEET Counselling 2018NEET 2018 Allotment LetterNEET 2018 Admit CardBirth CertificateClass X CertificateClass XII Marks/Pass CertificateValid Photo ID (Voter ID, Passport, Aadhar Card, Driving License, etc)Eight Passport Size PhotosOBC Certificate (Non-Creamy Layer) issued by a competent authority (if applicable)OPH Certificate issued by an authorized medical board (if applicable)SC/ST Certificate issued by a competent authority (if applicable)NEET 2018 Counselling Procedure (Round 2)Round 2 of NEET 2018 Counselling will take place in case of availability of vacant seats. All vacant seats from the first round will be transferred to the second round.All eligible candidates along with the candidates who have submitted option for participation in the second round during the reporting period of the first round, will be made to fill fresh choices online.There will be no mock counselling.The process of counselling will remain the same as the first one.The candidates falling under the three given categories will be eligible for the second round of NEET 2018 Counselling:Group 1: Candidates who have registered themselves but did not get allotted to any seats in the first round. These candidates should have submitted fresh choices as per the vacancies available.Group 2: Registered candidates from the reserved category whose admission got cancelled due to change of category i.e., the candidate’s document showed him to be the unreserved category. Or if the candidate’s physically handicapped status went from yes to no or from PH-1 to PH-2. These candidates will be considered for seat allotment based on their changed category.Group 3: Candidates who chose to participate in the second round of counselling when reporting at the allotted university after the first round.Complete guide to NEETNEET 2018 counselling first round results will be announced on 3rd July 2018.Access the MCC website where the results have been announced.Official MCC Pagehttp://mcc.nic.in/MCCUG_aiq/HomePage.aspxOfficial MCC PageUnder the online services to the left of the webpage above, click Result Round 1′. Default round option is ‘Round 1’ as shown in the figure.Provide your Roll no. & hit submit buttonYou’d be able to view your first round results of NEET 2018 counselling.Top rank of 2017 i.e. AIR 1 was alloted to Maulana Azad medical college, New Delhi. In fact, of the Top 10 allotments, 8 have been allotted Maulana Azad Medical college. AIR 4 was allotted to Bangalore medical college. Candidates can view the entire rank-wise college allotment for round 1 here.Candidates whose name appears in the ‘NEET 2018 counselling first round list’ must appear for admissions in the allotted medical colleges within the admission window vis-a-vis 1st week of July, 2018. Failing to do this, candidature will be cancelled for NEET 2018. So students must make sure they consider holiday calendar to not miss their admission window. They should also make sure that they carry these docs.NEET 2018 Admit CardNEET 2018 Rank LetterDate of birth proofClass 10th pass certificateClass 12th pass certificateClass 12th marks sheetEight passport size photographs. These should be same as the one used in application.Provisional allotment letterProof of identityReserved candidates should carry proof of the same, issued by competent authority.All qualified candidates can also download their rank letters from here. The must provide their NEET 2018 registration number, roll no. & date of birth to proceed.A total number of 3200 MBBS and BDS fall under NEET AIQ. Only those candidates who fall under the top 15% in the NEET 2018 merit list, will be eligible to participate in the All India counselling procedure of NEET 2018. It is organised in two rounds. To participate in NEET 2018 counselling, all the qualified candidates need to register first, further submit their choices, view indicative seat allotment, modify & lock the choices. Thereafter, qualified candidates will be allotted seats based on the rank secured and choices exercised at the time of counselling.