Corrections
Corrections Policy
Competitive-exam rules and government-job information can change. We encourage users to report factual errors, outdated details and broken official sources.
Last updated: 9 August 2026
What You Can Report
Corrections may involve examination rules, eligibility details, syllabus information, job deadlines, vacancy counts, fees, source links, department names, paper metadata or another verifiable fact.
How to Report an Issue
Use the Contact page and include the affected Study Intellect page, the information you believe is incorrect and, where possible, the relevant official source.
How We Review Corrections
We compare the reported issue with the most authoritative source reasonably available. For official exam and government-job facts, primary government sources are preferred.
If the correction is confirmed, the content may be updated, clarified or removed as appropriate.
Updates & Verification
For important time-sensitive material, an updated verification date may be recorded after the information is reviewed again.
Editorial Differences
A correction concerns a factual error. Reasonable disagreement over commentary, interpretation or preparation strategy does not necessarily mean a factual correction is required.