This is what we can not predict but I dont think theu will be more than 3000 that will join the pool between last draw and nowI think you forget the number of people who will be joining the pool with 471+ scores.
This is what we can not predict but I dont think theu will be more than 3000 that will join the pool between last draw and nowI think you forget the number of people who will be joining the pool with 471+ scores.
It might not even be up to 3000 candidates.This is what we can not predict but I dont think theu will be more than 3000 that will join the pool between last draw and now
On average for the last 4 draws, 1500 candidates with score > 480 joined the pool each 2 weeks. So yeah assuming we have a draw this week, we will definitely see a 1-2 points drop. I would say 470.It might not even be up to 3000 candidates.
I believe it will be 470On average for the last 4 draws, 1500 candidates with score > 480 joined the pool each 2 weeks. So yeah assuming we have a draw this week, we will definitely see a 1-2 points drop. I would say 470.
Oh ok. ThanksAs keeps being mentioned, the number of ITAs is ultimately irrelevant vs the number of:
1: Applicants accepting the ITAs within the timeframe
2: The eventual number of landed immigrants that go through the PR process post-ITA
Or, 469.On average for the last 4 draws, 1500 candidates with score > 480 joined the pool each 2 weeks. So yeah assuming we have a draw this week, we will definitely see a 1-2 points drop. I would say 470.
Standing at 469 with my birthday also a month away.Sitting at 470 and a month away from my birthday makes me super nervous..
There is nothing between 467 and 468 to be honest!next draw (30th sept 2020) is going to be between 467 to 468