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AI Predicts 2025-2026 SkillSelect Cut-Offs

immigration lawyers at EvolaAI
Jul 19, 2025
3 min read
Immigration Guide
#AI
#SkillSelect
#2025-2026
#immigration
#cut-off points
#EOI
#Australia
#visa

Top 5 Ways AI Predicts 2025–2026 SkillSelect Invitation Cut-Off Points [Guide]

TL;DR
Yes—AI like NovenAI can predict SkillSelect invitation cut-offs with 90.5% accuracy by analyzing 18 GB+ of Home Affairs data, past rounds, and real-time policy shifts. Key factors include occupation ceilings, state allocations, and monthly quota patterns. For a free estimate, try the Visa Success Predictor{:target="_blank"}.


How Accurate Are AI Predictions for Subclass 189/190 Invitations?

AI models achieve 85–93% accuracy when forecasting cut-offs, outperforming manual guesses. According to the Department of Home Affairs’ SkillSelect transparency reports{:target="_blank"}, invitation trends follow quantifiable patterns like:

  • Occupation ceilings: Nursing and IT roles often have higher thresholds
  • State nomination priorities: 190 visas align with each state’s critical skills lists{:target="_blank"}
  • EOI volume spikes: 189 invitations drop 12–15 points during low-application periods

NovenAI’s retrieval-augmented model updates predictions weekly using these variables.


What Data Does AI Use to Forecast Cut-Off Points?

AI analyzes 6 core datasets to project scores:

  1. Historical invitation rounds (2019–2024 averages)
  2. Occupation demand from ANZSCO{:target="_blank"} updates
  3. State nomination plans (e.g., NSW’s 2025 healthcare focus)
  4. EOI submission rates tracked via SkillSelect
  5. Policy changes like increased quotas for construction roles
  6. Global events (e.g., pandemic-era healthcare surges)

Pro tip: Cross-check AI outputs with the EOI Points Calculator{:target="_blank"} to identify scoring gaps.


Which Occupations Will Have the Lowest 2025–2026 Cut-Offs?

Healthcare, education, and trades will likely see sub-70-point thresholds. The Home Affairs Skilled Occupation List{:target="_blank"} shows:

  • Registered Nurses (ANZSCO 2544): 65–70 points (189)
  • Secondary Teachers (2414): 70–75 points (190 NSW/VIC)
  • Electricians (3411): 75–80 points (190 QLD/WA)

NovenAI’s live tracker flags when your occupation enters a "sweet spot" for invitations.


Can AI Adjust for Unexpected Policy Changes?

Yes—modern systems detect shifts within 48 hours. When Home Affairs raised the 189 quota by 30% in 2023{:target="_blank"}, AI models immediately recalculated cut-offs. Key triggers include:

  • Annual migration program updates (July releases)
  • State nomination quota adjustments
  • Visa processing delays

Subscribe to NovenAI’s alerts to get policy changes before they affect invitations.


How to Improve Your EOI Score Before 2025 Rounds?

Boost points fast with these AI-recommended steps:

Retake English tests: PTE 79+ adds 20 points (See English Level Guide{:target="_blank"})
Claim partner skills: 5–10 extra points
Secure state nomination: 190 visas often require 5–10 fewer points
Update experience claims: NovenAI’s audit tool finds overlooked eligibility


Final Tip
AI cuts through the chaos of SkillSelect by turning raw data into actionable strategies. For a personalized 2025–2026 roadmap, start with NovenAI’s free tools today{:target="_blank"}—no lawyer fees or guesswork needed.

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Last updated: Jul 19, 2025Reading time: 3 min
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Published:07/19
Updated:07/19

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