m.yojanaandjob.com recognizes that incorrect information about government schemes, recruitment, examinations, and scholarships can cause confusion and missed opportunities. We therefore aim to verify important claims using reliable sources before publication.
1. Primary Sources First
Where available, we prioritize official sources, including government portals, recruitment authority websites, examination board notifications, scholarship portals, and published official documents.
Third-party articles may help identify a development, but we aim to verify significant details independently against the responsible authority’s information.
2. What We Check
Depending on the subject, we aim to verify:
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Scheme names, benefits, eligibility rules, and application procedures.
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Recruitment organization names, vacancy numbers, qualifications, and age limits.
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Application opening and closing dates.
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Examination schedules, admit card availability, and result announcements.
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Answer key status, objection windows, and final answer key notices.
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Scholarship eligibility, funding details, deadlines, and application links.
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Official URLs and relevant notification documents.
Not every detail will apply to every article.
3. Handling Dates and Deadlines
We distinguish confirmed dates from expected dates and unverified reports. We do not intend to present an anticipated result date or recruitment schedule as officially announced unless an authoritative source supports the claim.
Where relevant, we specify the date on which an update was checked.
4. Conflicting Information
If two sources provide conflicting information, we prioritize the latest applicable official notification from the responsible authority.
If the conflict cannot be resolved, we aim to explain the uncertainty and direct readers to the authority for confirmation.
5. Unavailable or Changed Information
If an official page is unavailable, a link has changed, or an announcement cannot be independently confirmed, we may label the information as unverified, temporarily unavailable, or awaiting confirmation. We may also remove or update content that is no longer reliable.
6. AI-Assisted Content
AI-assisted drafting may be used to help organize or explain information. However, AI-generated text is not treated as an authoritative source. Official names, dates, figures, eligibility conditions, and procedural claims require appropriate verification.
7. Reader-Reported Errors
Readers can report suspected errors by providing the article URL, the disputed claim, and a reliable supporting source where available.
We assess reports according to the available evidence and make corrections when warranted. See our Corrections Policy.
8. Limits of Verification
We cannot guarantee that every external source remains available or that every published detail will remain current. The responsible authority’s latest official notification should always take precedence over an older article on our website.
9. Contact
For fact-checking concerns, use our Contact Us page.