CRS Express Entry Calculator
Estimate your Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) score to see if you qualify for Canadian Permanent Residency under the 2026 Express Entry cutoffs.
Human Capital Factors (Single Applicant)
Age Points: +110
Education Points: +120
Canadian Ed Bonus: +30
Work Points: +40
Language Points: +124
Estimated CRS Score
499
Includes +75 Skill Transferability bonus points
Draw Viability (2026)
General Draw (All Programs)
Targeting 530+
You fall below the cutoffs for general non-targeted draws.
Targeted Draw (STEM/French)
Targeting 490+
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the CRS cutoff score for Express Entry in 2026?
As of 2026, General Draws (where all professions are eligible) typically see CRS cutoffs floating between 520 and 540. However, Category-Based Draws (such as for STEM, Healthcare, or French speakers) are significantly lower, often dropping into the 480-500 range depending on the specific labor shortage.
How many CRS points do I get for studying in Canada?
Studying in Canada grants you 'Additional Points' on top of your standard education points. A 1-to-2 year diploma yields +15 additional CRS points. A Bachelor's, Master's, PhD, or a 3+ year credential yields +30 additional CRS points.
How many CRS points is a Master's degree?
A Master's degree gives you 135 points for the education factor. Furthermore, having a Master's degree drastically boosts your 'Skill Transferability' bonus points if you also score CLB 9+ on your language test, often maximizing that section at +50 points.
Does age affect my Canadian PR CRS score?
Yes, drastically. The Express Entry system heavily favors young applicants. You get the maximum 110 points for age if you are between 20 and 29. The moment you turn 30, you lose 5 points. You continue to lose 5 to 6 points every single year on your birthday until age 45, at which point you receive 0 points for age.