The probability of being rejected after the preliminary examination cannot be given a fixed value, because it will be affected by many factors: in the stage of reviewing the completeness and accuracy of the submitted materials, auditors usually check the details of the application in depth, and if some key information or materials are not fully displayed or flawed in the preliminary examination, they may be rejected in the examination.
Changes in audit standards and processes: There may be differences in audit standards at different stages, stricter review and more careful consideration of certain conditions or requirements.
Application details: for example, in academic paper submission, project application, loan approval and other scenarios. The probability of rejecting the review depends on the quality, innovation and compliance of the specific content.
Auditor's subjective judgment: In the process of auditing, different auditors may have different opinions on the same application, which will also affect the final result.
Generally speaking, passing the preliminary examination does not mean that the audit will definitely pass, but as long as the information you provide is true and effective, meets all requirements and is competitive, the possibility of passing the audit will be greatly improved. It is suggested that the review requirements should be fully prepared in advance to reduce the risk of rejection.