Accuracy and accountability
Corrections Policy
How IOQM.in handles factual errors, significant updates and reader-submitted evidence.
What counts as a correction?
Material factual error
An incorrect date, deadline, amount, eligibility condition, exam instruction, selection rule, quotation or source attribution.
Meaningful missing context
An omission that could cause a student or parent to take the wrong action or misunderstand official status.
Routine update
A new official development—such as release of a hall ticket or result—added to a previously accurate tracker.
Minor edit
Spelling, grammar, formatting or link repair that does not change the meaning of the article.
How we correct published work
Check the evidence
The editor compares the claim with the responsible authority’s current page, notice or document.
Fix the page
We update the existing URL so readers, links and search engines reach the corrected information.
Explain material changes
For a significant error, the article receives an update or correction note describing what changed and when.
Our disclosure rules
- Substantive corrections are not hidden by silently replacing an important fact.
- Routine official updates receive a visible “updated” date or status where readers would reasonably expect one.
- Minor typographical or style edits may be made without a correction note because they do not alter meaning.
- If the original claim cannot be verified, it is removed or rewritten with the uncertainty made clear.
- Archived dates are preserved when they help readers understand the sequence of an announcement.
How to report a possible error
Use the IOQM.in contact page. Include the page URL, the sentence or data point in question, and a link or copy of the supporting official evidence. Please do not send passwords, OTPs, payment details or other sensitive personal information.
Editorial responsibility
Corrections are reviewed under our Editorial Policy. IOQM.in is independent of the official IOQM authorities, so an official notice always takes precedence over our summary.