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NovenAI Monthly EOI Brief

June 2025

Dated evidence snapshot

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Intensive Care SpecialistANZSCO 253317 EOI competition report, June 2025

According to NovenAI's analysis of Australian Department of Home Affairs SkillSelect EOI data, Intensive Care Specialist (ANZSCO 253317) had60 Submitted subclass 189 EOIsas of June 2025. Submitted status is the primary measure used for the pool-movement analysis on this page.

The separately calculated total across Submitted, Lodged and Closed statuses is 120. Because it includes Closed records, it is not the number of active applicants currently waiting for an invitation.

Submitted 189 EOIs
60
Three-status total
120
Largest combined band
75points

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What the evidence says

Pool composition

Submitted represents 50.0 percent of the three-status total and is the principal component across the selected statuses. NovenAI keeps it separate from the combined measure that includes Closed records.

Score concentration

More than half of the three-status total is concentrated in the three largest score bands. The 75-point band contains 25.0 percent of the three-status total; the three largest bands at 75, 85, 80 points contain 58.3 percent.

State signals

The largest Submitted EOI state totals are 190: NSW 20. These are not nomination allocations or invitation probabilities.

Submitted EOI movement

NovenAI calculates that Submitted EOIs were unchanged at 60 between May 2025 and June 2025.

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See the distribution behind the brief

Subclass 189 EOI score distribution for Intensive Care Specialist

NovenAI separates Submitted, Lodged and Closed statuses so different stages are not mistaken for one active competition pool.

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ScoreSubmittedLodgedClosed
35000
40000
45000
501000
55000
60000
6510010
700010
75101010
8010010
8510010
901000
95000
100000
105000

Primary source: Australian Department of Home Affairs SkillSelect EOI Data. Analysis and visualisation: NovenAI.

Monthly subclass 189 EOI status trend

Each month is a separate SkillSelect snapshot, not a cumulative total carried forward from earlier months.

Primary source: Australian Department of Home Affairs SkillSelect EOI Data. Analysis and visualisation: NovenAI.

Subclass 190 submitted EOI trend by state

NovenAI compares Submitted status only in this chart.

Primary source: Australian Department of Home Affairs SkillSelect EOI Data. Analysis and visualisation: NovenAI.

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Questions answered by this monthly evidence

How concentrated is the subclass 189 EOI score distribution for Intensive Care Specialist?

More than half of the three-status total is concentrated in the three largest score bands. NovenAI calculates that 75 points is the largest score band across Submitted, Lodged and Closed statuses, with 30 EOIs or 25.0 percent of the three-status total. The three largest bands are 75, 85, 80 points, containing 70 EOIs or 58.3 percent. This measures distribution concentration, not an invitation cutoff.

Is the Submitted EOI pool increasing or decreasing?

NovenAI compares Submitted status only. Submitted EOIs was unchanged from 60 in May 2025 to 60 in June 2025, a change of 0 EOIs or approximately 0.0 percent across consecutive monthly snapshots.

Which states lead the subclass 190 and 491 Submitted EOI data?

For June 2025, NovenAI's state aggregation shows that NSW has the largest subclass 190 Submitted count at 20. These are EOI volumes, not state nomination allocations, invitation outcomes or an individual's likelihood of invitation.

How does NovenAI standardise and interpret SkillSelect EOI data?

NovenAI standardises the official data by occupation, visa subclass, status, score band, state and snapshot month. This report covers 6 available snapshots and 7 subclass 189 score bands with data. When the official source suppresses a cell below 20, NovenAI uses 10 as the analytical estimate, so the results are not exact application-by-application counts.

Data snapshot: June 2025. Primary source: Australian Department of Home Affairs SkillSelect EOI Data. Analysis, metric standardisation, interpretation and visualisation by NovenAI.