How we verify information
Clear sources. Honest dates. No invented deadlines.
Original sources first
We use announcements and service pages from the responsible examination body, ministry or university. Links are provided on each guide. A page linking to an official authority is not by itself evidence that a particular application or result is available.
Dates and publication status
A confirmed calendar date needs an explicit passage in the cited source, the correct year and the correct stage. An exam day, an application window, a result release and confirmation of a university place are different events. Dates without a verified Gregorian conversion are not converted by guessing.
Review dates
Published and updated refer to this guide. Source reviewed refers to the most recent recorded successful source check, where available. A source responding to a request is not proof that every underlying fact is current. Authorities can revise their announcements after a review.
Automated assistance and corrections
Automated tools assist research, drafting and technical checks. Their output is evaluated against source material; similarity alone does not authorize merging two events. Article illustrations are AI-generated and labelled as illustrations, not photographs of an actual examination or official announcement. If a guide and an authority disagree, use the authority’s latest instructions. Corrections require reviewing the original announcement rather than changing a date to match an unsupported report.