Answer / Dayan Singh

In WCF, Per Session Instance Mode creates a new instance of the service class for each client that starts a session. A session is established when the client sends the first message to the service and ends when either the client or the service closes the session. During the lifetime of a session, the same instance of the service will be used to handle messages from that particular client.

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