Corrections

We get things wrong sometimes. A recruitment body extends a deadline, a PDF gets revised after we’ve read it, or we simply misread a table. When that happens, we want to hear about it and fix it quickly.

How to report a mistake

Email contact.campusreality@gmail.com with the link to our page and, if you can, the official notice, circular or PDF that shows the correct detail. A screenshot of the organisation’s own website works too. Forwarded messages and social media posts help us look, but we correct a page only against an official source.

What we do next

• We check the detail against the organisation’s own website or notice.
• If we got it wrong, we correct the page and change its “last updated” date.
• If the official notice doesn’t give the detail at all, the page says: “Not mentioned in the official notice. Check the official website for updates.”
• If a last date has changed, the page shows the new last day to apply, and the old date is removed so there’s only one date on the page.
• If a notice turns out to be fake or withdrawn, we take it down or mark it clearly.

What counts as a correction

Changes to a fact, such as a date, fee, seat count, pay figure, eligibility rule or link, are corrections. Fixing a typo or tidying a sentence isn’t. When an organisation extends a deadline or publishes a corrigendum, we treat that as an update and say so on the page.

Always check the official source

Campus Reality is an independent site and isn’t run by any recruiting body, university or government department. The organisation’s own website and notice are always final on dates, fees and eligibility. You can read more about how we check notices on our Editorial Policy page and in our Disclaimer.