Thanks for the quick revert.As per IRCC policy this is what happens -
An applicant may have a birthday after they receive an ITA but before they submit their e-APR. Their change in age may lower their CRS score below the lowest score in the round of invitations. It may also result in the applicant no longer meeting the minimum requirements of the FSWC and, consequently, no longer meeting the MEC, resulting in a refusal based on section A11.2.
When a change in age results in the candidate no longer meeting the MEC or having their recalculated CRS points score fall below the lowest points score in that round of invitations, officers should consider applying the public policy to exempt applicants for permanent residence from certain age-based requirements between invitation to apply and application, based on section A25.2. This consideration can result in an exemption from the refusal of an application under section A11.2.
This public policy also grants an exemption to applicants who may be refused for failing to meet FSWC program requirements when their birthday occurs between the ITA and e-APR.
If your case falls in the above and still there is a score deduction, then you should immediately raise a CSE and inform them. If after the lower score you are still over the MEC and the CRS, there is nothing to worry.
May 17 is when I got ITA and 415 was the lowest CRS in that round. My current CRS after the deduction is 433 and I think I am alright. Do you think I should still raise the CSE?.