Accuracy & Accountability

Corrections Policy

Our formal protocol for investigating error reports, amending published content, updating verification timestamps, and maintaining transparency for teacher aspirants.

Our Commitment to Accuracy

At SuperTET.com, we recognize that accurate information is critical for candidates investing months or years into preparing for the Uttar Pradesh Assistant Teacher Recruitment Examination. A misunderstood marking scheme, incorrect eligibility clause, or misplaced date can severely impact a candidate's preparation strategy.

Therefore, we operate a zero-tolerance policy towards uncorrected inaccuracies. When errors occur — whether a typographical error, an outdated syllabus reference, or an inaccurate date — we acknowledge, correct, and document them promptly.

How Readers Can Report Errors

We welcome feedback from students, educators, legal analysts, and administrative experts. If you notice any factual discrepancy on our website, you can submit a correction notice through either of the following verified channels:

Online Feedback Desk

Select "Report Outdated Information or Typo" on our contact form with the specific page URL.

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Direct Editorial Email

Email our central desk at editorial@supertet.com or contact@supertet.com.

Turnaround SLA: 24–48 Hours

What to include: To expedite verification, please include the specific page URL, the sentence or table row in question, and a reference to the relevant official gazette order or government portal.

Our 4-Step Correction Workflow

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Step 1: Receipt & Logging

Every submission is logged into our editorial tracking queue and acknowledged to the sender within 24 hours.

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Step 2: Primary Source Cross-Examination

A researcher cross-checks the claim against official UP gazette releases, UPESSC official blueprints, or relevant judicial orders (Supreme Court/High Court).

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Step 3: Content Rectification & Timestamp Update

Once confirmed, the article content is amended immediately. The visible Last Updated date on the page is updated to reflect the revision.

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Step 4: Material Disclosure (Where Applicable)

If the correction impacts significant candidate rules — such as eligibility criteria, question counts, or merit weighting — an explicit correction note is appended at the top of the article detailing what was corrected and when.

Minor Typos vs Material Corrections

Minor Adjustments

Spelling corrections, grammar improvements, style formatting, or repairing a broken external hyperlink are fixed directly in-place without requiring a standalone correction note.

Material Corrections

Changes to dates, mark distributions, negative marking rules, fee structures, or eligibility criteria are classified as material. These revisions are prominently flagged to ensure candidates are fully informed of the change.

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