Fact Checking Policy

Fact Checking Policy

Last Updated: October 15, 2026

At cgbook.in (accessible from https://cgbook.in/), we are committed to delivering accurate, transparent, and up-to-date educational news, school board updates, state university exam results, admit card notifications, and government scheme (Sarkari Yojana) details.

Because students, job seekers, and parents rely on our platform for crucial academic and career updates, maintaining strict accuracy and editorial integrity is fundamental to our operations. This Fact-Checking Policy outlines our standards and procedures for verifying information prior to publication.

1. Our Commitment to Accuracy

We strive to ensure that all information published on cgbook.in is objective, factual, and backed by authentic sources. We do not publish unverified rumors, speculative claims, or unconfirmed leaks as factual news. Every article published on our platform undergoes a strict review process to confirm that:

  • Recruitment, exam, and result announcements are backed by official authorities.

  • Dates, eligibility criteria, answer keys, and merit lists match official PDF notices.

  • Direct links lead to verified government or university portals.

2. Primary Source Verification

To maintain high standards of factual accuracy, our editorial team prioritizes primary sources over secondary reporting. Our verification sources include:

  • Official Notifications & Bulletins: Verification through official notices released by state boards (CGBSE), universities, examination boards (CG Vyapam, CGPSC), and national testing agencies.

  • Official Portals: Direct verification from official government domains (.gov.in, .nic.in, .edu.in, .ac.in).

  • Official Press Releases & Social Channels: Cross-checking statements from press releases, government information bureaus, and verified social media channels of official departments and ministers.

We explicitly avoid relying on unverified viral posts, social media speculation, or unsourced third-party blogs.

3. Fact-Checking Workflow

Our editorial content creation follows a structured verification procedure:

  1. Information Sourcing: Sourced strictly from official notification PDFs, university announcements, or government circulars.

  2. Data Cross-Verification: Critical details—such as mark sheets, cut-off percentages, vacancy numbers, application fees, and deadlines—are cross-referenced directly against official release documents.

  3. Link Integrity Check: All outgoing links are tested to ensure they point directly to authentic government or university servers.

  4. Editorial Review: Prior to publishing, content is reviewed to ensure information is presented clearly without clickbait titles or misleading headlines.

4. Handling Unconfirmed News and Tentative Dates

In situations where exam results, merit lists, or scheme updates are anticipated but not yet formally released by the official body:

  • We explicitly mark the information using labels such as “Tentative Schedule”, “Expected Soon”, or “Based on Previous Trends”.

  • We clearly inform readers that an official announcement from the board or university is pending.

  • Once the official announcement is made, the post is updated immediately with confirmed details.

5. Corrections and Updates Policy

In the event of an error or sudden schedule changes announced by issuing authorities (such as exam postponements or result re-evaluation notices), we act quickly to update our content:

  • Swift Corrections: Errors identified by our team or reported by readers are corrected promptly.

  • Timestamps: Pages display update dates so users know they are viewing current information.

  • Significant Revisions: Major changes in notifications (e.g., date extensions or cancellations) are clearly noted within the article body.

6. Reader Feedback & Reporting Errors

We welcome feedback from our readers to maintain accuracy across our platform. If you discover an error, outdated link, or factual inaccuracy in any article on cgbook.in, please inform us so we can resolve it immediately.

When submitting a correction request, please provide:

  1. The URL of the page containing the error.

  2. The specific detail or statement you believe is inaccurate.

  3. A link or reference to the official source supporting the correction.

Contact Information for Fact-Checking & Editorial Inquiries: