Our editorial policy

Show the source. Keep unknowns unknown. Make changes visible.

Where notices come from

Automated collection from official websites creates candidate drafts. Notices from inaccessible sources may also be entered editorially. Publication is a separate review step. Summaries retain official links and show the recorded source-check time where available.

What “Source checked” means

This is the recorded review time for the published information, not simply the last scanner run. Source-based research may use automated assistance; the stamp does not guarantee a person individually checked every word. The issuing body may change the notice afterward.

Dates, eligibility and Hindi summaries

We do not fill missing times, eligibility conditions, relaxations or hiring departments with guesses. If no closing time is specified, we show a date only. Reviewed Hindi summaries appear where available; otherwise the original language is identified.

Corrections and closed applications

Corrections to published information are recorded and appear in its change history. Older notices may remain for reference, with applications marked closed after a known deadline. Calendar downloads are copies and do not update automatically.

Policy updated: 27 September 2026