I differ here. CRS score range of the draw date is not provided. The data provided is a week old and if we analyze the crs and range pattern, there is alway 750+ profiles drawn unaccounted. ( possibly many of them are nominations)
The difference is only one week. Even OINP, which is the most active PNP now, has an average of 500 nominations a month as per their processing time in the last 2 months. The provinces cannot nominate 750 candidates in that one week alone. Bear in mind also that some of the PNPs do not participate in the EE as they are still paper based and take into account the processing time of these PNPs. These are some of the known PNPs:
- Nova Scotia EE demand just opened recently after more than one or 2 years of hiatus and only few were able to register because it closed on the same day it opened
- SINP-OID is paper based
- SINP-EE has only accepted not even half of OINP's.
- AINP is also sleeping now.
- AIPP has started with their EOIs but no invitation yet.
- MPNP takes ages to nominate.
Anyway, you can try to take the average of the 600 range since April.
I also suggest you analyse thoroughly the score distribution from the previous draws since the 66th draw (after the June 6th changes), you will know that most of those new entrants fall in the 451-600 and 441-450 ranges. They are from CEC, new Canadian graduates last April/June, with siblings, and Francophones. So there is that.