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Official Data Sources

Learn what Acadnix's official-source records contain, browse registered authority entry points, and understand why a homepage does not verify a formula.

No external rule needed Reviewed 2026-09-05

What the source registry contains

Acadnix stores first-party entry records for examination authorities, school boards, government bodies, and universities. Each source record contains a title, URL, authority name, and accessed-on date. University pages carry their institution's own official website entry point.

The links listed below are the national, examination, recruitment, and board records currently registered for discovery. Their recorded access date does not guarantee that a link remains reachable or that every document behind it is current.

A landing page is not rule evidence

Most registry entries are official homepages or topic landing pages. They help a reader locate material but do not, by themselves, prove a conversion formula, grade scale, marking scheme, attendance threshold, subject-selection rule, cutoff date, eligibility condition, or deadline.

A rule-sensitive claim needs the applicable regulation, ordinance, information bulletin, notice, scheme, result document, or recruitment advertisement and the exact section that contains the rule.

Scope to record for a rule

Before applying a document, check the issuing authority, title, publication or effective date, programme or paper, academic year or examination session, cohort, category where relevant, amendment history, and exact page or section. Preserve the original wording when familiar shorthand could change the meaning.

  • Prefer the issuing authority's own domain and document over coaching, blog, forum, or search-result summaries.
  • Do not transfer a rule between JEE Main and JEE Advanced, between universities, or between different programmes and cohorts.
  • When first-party documents conflict, leave the claim unresolved until version and scope are reconciled.
  • Record a new review date and rule version after a source-backed change.

Current verification limitation

The registry does not currently store document-level citations, quoted sections, archive copies, or a public source-review log. Source presence in the manifest is therefore a discovery and governance safeguard, not proof that all rule-dependent pages have completed document verification.

Pages should remain general-method, be held from an active indexing batch, or change concept when a required rule cannot be supported without guessing.

Sources and verification

Check the stated scope and date before applying an official rule to your programme or exam session.

Rule version: source-registry-policy-v2. Last reviewed: 2026-09-05.

Frequently asked questions

Are all links on this page proof of a specific formula?

No. They are first-party entry points. Locate the applicable document and exact section before attributing a formula or rule to an authority.

What source details should accompany a rule-dependent claim?

Record the issuing authority, document title, URL, publication or effective date, applicable programme or session, exact section, access date, and relevant version or amendment.

What happens when two official documents conflict?

Check their dates, amendments, cohorts, programmes, and authority. Keep the Acadnix claim unresolved until the applicable version and scope can be established.