Editorial Policy
How content on PractiseExam.com is planned, written, reviewed and kept up to date. Who we are: about us.
How our guides are produced
Our exam guides are drafted with AI assistance and reviewed by people. Drafting works from a structured brief per exam (format, sections, scoring, official sources); our editorial team — led by Dr. Uday Kumar (MBBS) — plans the coverage, edits drafts, and Dr. Vijay G (MBBS) reviews guides against official exam-body sources before they carry his name. We say this plainly because you deserve to know how what you read is made.
Sources we rely on
Facts about exam formats, fees, dates, scoring and eligibility are checked against the official exam bodies and authorities — e.g. Goethe-Institut, IDP/British Council/Cambridge (IELTS), Instituto Cervantes (DELE), France Éducation international (DELF/DALF/TEF/TCF), Japan Foundation (JLPT), Kanken (BJT), NCSBN (NCLEX), GMC (PLAB), MCC (MCCQE), and national licensing authorities. Our pages link to the official source and tell you to verify there before registering.
Medical and licensing content
Pages about medical and nursing licensing exams are reviewed by a physician (MBBS). They describe exam logistics and preparation — they are not medical advice, legal advice or immigration advice, and they don’t replace guidance from the licensing authority itself.
Updates and corrections
Exam rules change between cycles. Pages show a “last updated” date, and we re-verify high-traffic guides when exam bodies publish changes. Spotted an error? Tell us via the contact page — corrections are prioritised over new content.
What we don't do
We don’t accept payment to alter exam information, we don’t fabricate reviews or statistics, and we don’t claim affiliation with any exam body. Mock exams and study tools are our product; the guides exist to be genuinely useful whether or not you buy anything.