Where does India stand after India England Test series?

Lots of Indians/England fans are asking following question:
Where does India will stand after loosing this series?
Where does England will stand after loosing this series?
What will be the effect in the ICC Test ranking  after the different possible result of India Vs England result?
ICC Rank position status after India Vs England series result.
India v England test series 2011 is going to be a straight battle for top position in ICC rankings. Currently, India are no.1 but if England, at home, can topple them, they surely have a chance to be the first ranked team in toughest format for the first time since ratings were released. here's how permutations and combinations pan out..

If England win :- 1-0 : Equal India at 121 points but stay 2nd as India will have 2 ratings more. 2-1 : Equal India at 121 points but stay 2nd as India will have 2 ratings more. 2-0 : They become no.1, with 123 points while India demote to 2nd with 120 points. 3-1 : They become no.1, with 123 points while India demote to 2nd with 120 points. 3-0 : They become no.1, with 124 points while India demote to 2nd with 119 points. 4-0 : They become no.1, with 125 points while India demote to 3rd with 117 points.

If India win :- 1-0 = They stay no.1 with 127 (+2) while England remain 3rd with 116 points (-1). 2-1 = They stay no.1 with 127 (+2) while England remain 3rd with 116 points (-1). 2-0 = They stay no.1 with 128 (+3) while England remain 3rd with 114 points (-3). 3-1 = They stay no.1 with 128 (+3) while England remain 3rd with 114 points (-3). 3-0 = They stay no.1 with 129 (+4) while England remain 3rd with 113 points (-4). 4-0 = They stay no.1 with 131 (+6) while England remain 3rd with 112 points (-5).

Series draw :- 1-1 = England become no.2 with better rating than South Africa. India stay no.1. 2-2 = England become no.2 with better rating than South Africa. India stay no.1.

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New changes Point Calculation for Canada PR Migration 2011

Independent Immigrant/Skilled Workers

For Independent Skilled Worker Class Immigration, the application is considered using scoring system out of 100. Basically the scoring is based on applicant's background in:official language proficiency, education,
employment experience, adaptability and age. Here are some points in regards to the changes on Canada's immigration point system for independent applicants:

1. More points have been allocated for applicants in a trade certificate or a second degree education
2. The maximum number of points available for proficiency in both English and French combined has been increased from 20 to 24.
3. The maximum number of points available for experience has been reduced from 25 to 21, and more points are allocated for one to two years of work experience.
4. The age factor has been adjusted upwards, so that workers between the ages of 21 and 49 will score the maximum number of points (10 points)
5. The new pass mark has been set to 67
6. Applicant must provide a proof of sufficient funds that he or she will bring into Canada for the initial expense, see table for the requirement.

These changes were made in order to open up the category to a broader range of applicants with diverse skills and educations needed to enhance the growth of Canadian economic.

EDUCATION		Maximum 25
University Degrees
PhD, or Master's, AND at least 17 years of full-time or full-time equivalent study		25
Two or more university degrees at the Bachelor's level AND at least 15 years of full-time or full-time equivalent study		22
A two-year university degree at the Bachelor's level AND at least 14 years of full-time or full-time equivalent study		20
A one-year university degree at the Bachelor's level AND at least 13 years of full-time or full-time equivalent study		15
Trade or Non-university Certificate or Diploma
A three-year diploma, trade certificate or apprenticeship AND at least 15 years of full-time or full-time equivalent study		22
A two-year diploma, trade certificate or apprenticeship AND at least 14 years of full-time or full-time equivalent study		20
A one-year diploma, trade certificate or apprenticeship AND at least 13 years of full-time or full-time equivalent study		15
A one-year diploma, trade certificate or apprenticeship AND at least 12 years of full-time or full-time equivalent study		12
Secondary School Educational Credential		5
LANGUAGE		Maximum 24
1st Lang.	High proficiency (per ability1)	4
	Moderate proficiency (per ability)	2
	Basic proficiency (per ability)	1 to max. of 2
	No proficiency	0
	Possible maximum (all four abilities)	16
2nd Lang.	High proficiency (per ability)	2
	Moderate proficiency (per ability)	2
	Basic proficiency (per ability)	1 to max. of 2
	No proficiency	0
	Possible maximum (all four abilities)	8
EXPERIENCE		Maximum 21
One year		15
Two years		17
Three years		19
Four years		21
AGE		Maximum 10
Maximum 10 points for:		21-49
Less two points for each year:		over 49 or under 21
ARRANGED EMPLOYMENT IN CANADA		Maximum 10
HRDC-confirmed permanent offer of employment		10
Applicants from within Canada holding a temporary work permit that is:
Validated by HRDC, including sectoral confirmations		10
Exempt from HRDC validation under international agreements (e.g., NAFTA) or significant benefit (i.e., intra-company transferee)		10
ADAPTABILITY		Maximum 10
Spouse's or common-law partner's education		3-5
Minimum one year of full-time authorized work in Canada2		5
Minimum two years of full-time authorized post-secondary study in Canada2		5
Informal job offer in Canada		0
Points received under the Arranged Employment factor		5
Family relationship in Canada2		5
TOTAL		Maximum 100

Point Calculator for Australia PR Migration 2011

Online Points Test for Australia PR, Australian New Points Test effective 1 July 2011

Skilled – Sponsored (Migrant) Visa (Subclass 176)

The points test is a mechanism used to help select skilled migrants who offer the best in terms of economic benefit to Australia. The points test creates a selection process that is transparent and objective, awarding points to the skills and attributes considered to be in need in Australia. The 1 July 2011 points test is designed to select the best and brightest skilled migrants who will make the optimum economic contribution to Australia. It does not give undue weight to any one factor and recognises a broader range of skills and attributes, focussing on:

• better English levels
• more extensive skilled employment
• higher level qualifications obtained in Australia and overseas
• better targeted age ranges

Points will no longer be awarded for specific occupations, although all applicants must still nominate an occupation on the Skilled Occupation List (SOL) and have their skills assessed in their nominated occupation.

The pass mark is the total amount of points needed to be eligible for grant of a visa and will be set at 65 points. A table summarising the points awarded can be found at the end of this fact sheet. The points test only applies to applicants for the following visas:

• Subclass 475 Skilled – Regional Sponsored
• Subclass 487 Skilled Regional Sponsored
• Subclass 175 Skilled Independent
• Subclass 885 Skilled Independent
• Subclass 176 Skilled Sponsored
• Subclass 886 Skilled Sponsored

Information about eligibility requirements

To apply for one of the above visas, applicants need to satisfy the following threshold requirements:

• be under 50 years of age at the time of applying for a visa.
• meet the threshold English language requirement of competent English.
• nominate and hold a skilled assessment for an occupation on the Skilled Occupation List at the time of lodging their application.
• provide evidence of recent skilled employment in a skilled occupation or have recently completed the Australian Study requirement.
  

Applicants eligible for 8 February 2010 transitional arrangements

Transitional arrangements apply for certain students and former student visa holders announced on 8 February 2010.

They may also be eligible for points for an occupation on the former Migration Occupation in Demand List (MODL).

See: www.immi.gov.au/skilled/general-skilled-migration/pdf/points-test-transitional.pdf

Overview of changes to the points test

Below is a summary of the changes to the points test:

Factor	Descrption	Points
Age	18-24	25
	25-32	30
	33-39	25
	40-44	15
	45-49	0
English language * or equivalent standard in a specified test)	Competent English - IELTS 6*	0
	Proficient English - IELTS 7*	10
	Superior English - IELTS 8*	20
Australian or overseas skilled employment in nominated occupation or a closely related occupation undertaken in the past 10 years Note: Maximum points that can be awarded for any combination of Australian or overseas skilled employment is 20 points	One year in Australia
	Three years in Australia	10
	Five years in Australia	15
	Eight years in Australia	20
	Three years overseas	5
	Five years overseas	10
	Eight years overseas	15
Qualifications (Australian or recognised overseas)	Australian Diploma or trade qualification or other qualification recognised by a relevant Assessing Authority	10
	At least a Bachelor degree	15
	Doctorate	20
Australian study requirement	Minimum two years full-time (Australian study requirement)	5
Study in a regional area	Must meet the Australian Study Requirement while studying in a regional area	5
Professional Year	Completion of a recognised Professional Year	5
Credentialed Community language	NAATI accreditation	5
Partner skills	Primary applicants partner meets threshold requirements for skilled migration visa	5
Nomination by state/territory government (subclass 176 or 886 visa)	Nomination by a state or territory government under a state migration plan	5
Designated area sponsorship or nominated by state/territory government (subclass 475 or 487 visa)	Sponsorship by an eligible relative living in a designated area or nomination by a state or territory government under a state migration plan	10

player of the match tba means

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If match is over then tournament organizer has not announced the player of the match,
or will be announced with in few min