If you are putting yourself forward for SMC in your present career, you will need to meet the requirements shown by clicking on the green bar for LTSSL here to get bonus points.
http://skillshortages.immigration.go...siness-analyst As I said above, either your degree will need to be mentioned on the INZ list as exempt from assessment, or it will need to be assessed by NZQA as equivalent to one of the NZ qualifications mentioned in the list in that last link.
If you want to put yourself forward for SMC as an electrical engineer, you will need to check again to see if you meet the requirements for that career.
http://skillshortages.immigration.go...rical-engineer
You can't put forward a mixture of possible careers. INZ is set up to consider a definite application, not various things that a person COULD do. We have seen in the past that if someone actually IS qualified and experienced in more than one line of work, and puts this on their application, COs seem rather to think they are somehow not as good - more than one possible career is not regarded as an advantage.
My concern ---
Does this mean I can claim 25 points as Bonus points for work experience as mine falls under Absolute skill shortage ????? This way for work experience my total comes out as 55 -- 30+25 , does this stands true ?????? can I claim these many points ?
This isn't right. For either career you put forward as your skill, if your qualifications meet the requirements, you can claim points for however many years you have worked in that career. So for business analyst, if the qualification matches up, you could get 30 points for your 10 years of relevant experience, and an additional 15 points for work experience in an area of absolute skills shortage = 45. For electrical engineer, I don't think you could get this many, because if your work experience is as an ICT business analyst, it can't be for this instead.
I don't understand why the points checker is showing up what it does, but it is somewhat unreliable at times, which is why I always say to people to check their points with the detailed regulations instead.