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They were still processing many of last year's applications when this year started. Hence, I am sure the number of ITAs issued this year will be less than 2017. At least we will have an idea that how many people on average are in the pool. I know I haven't even categorized the points each family has, but I just want to have an estimate for ITAs. Secondly, last year people were new to EE system, They made countless mistakes that resulted in rejection. But everyone is learning by other people's mistake. I, for instance, learned on this forum that my PCC was invalid. I am now happy that I did not submit my application after receiving ITA as my POF was not intact. It would have been rejected anyway, not because of my POF, but due to my invalid PCC. So again, this year the rejection rate, for sure, will be lower than the last year.