Corrections & Accuracy Policy

Admission requirements, deadlines, screening instructions and programme availability can change after an article is published. LAG Institutes therefore treats accuracy as an ongoing process rather than a one-time publication check.

When information changes

Where practical, we update the affected page after checking the controlling official source and refresh its last-verified date. If a page has not been rechecked within the expected freshness window for its content type, the site can display a review-due warning rather than silently presenting the old information as current.

Important short notices are preserved

A short but important notice is not removed merely because it does not meet the length of a comprehensive guide. Verified Notices are judged by factual completeness, source quality and usefulness. Historical notices may remain available for context, but readers should rely on the latest official source for a current application decision.

Report a possible error

If you believe a page contains an outdated deadline, wrong programme status, incorrect requirement or broken official-source link, use the Report Outdated Information form. Include the page and the specific point you believe needs checking. Reports are stored privately for review.

We do not promise that every reader report is correct, but credible reports are checked against the relevant official source before the page is changed.