So what are the cut-off scores (IxF 2013)?

The big question that at least some of us are asking themselves now is: what are the cut-off scores or threshhold scores this year. In the comment thread from which this forum originated user @IEF-Phy posted the following scores which he/she apparently received them from the UK national contact point:

Intra-European Fellowships (IEF):
Career Re-start – 92.6
Chemistry – 91.8
Economic Sciences – 91.3
Information Science and Engineering – 90.3
Environment and Geosciences – 93.0
Life Sciences – 91.6
Mathematics – 90.6
Physics – 90.6
Social Sciences and Humanities – 93.8

International Incoming Fellowships (IIF):
Chemistry – 92.1
Economic Sciences – 94.5
Engineering – 92.7
Environment – 92.7
Life Sciences – 92.9
Mathematics – 92.8
Physics – 90.7
Social Sciences and Humanities – 95.6

International Outgoing Fellowships (IOF):
Chemistry – 92.9
Economic Sciences – 94.8
Engineering – 91.2
Environment – 92.9
Life Sciences – 93.1
Mathematics – 91.6
Physics – 91.5
Social Sciences and Humanities – 94.3

Obviously, we cannot be certain that this has anything to do with reality, whether these are estimates or even exact figures. But soon we will be able to compare them with the official information. Meanwhile, please feel free to corroborate (or contradict) these scores.

Personally, I would be surprised if the IOF-SOC threshold would really be so high (94.3). Last year it was 91.7. However, I'm incredibly happy to read 95.2 at the bottom of my evaluation sheet, so that I guess I'm on the save side! Finally! (After three tries!)

Stupid question probably : are there any chances that they decide to increase the budget (with the fact that we are at the end of the PCRD program, before Horizon 2020) and extend the A-List?