How we review content

Admissions and entry-test decisions are high-stakes, so accuracy is not optional. Here is the exact process every Raahban guide goes through before — and after — it is published.

1. 1

   Draft from a research brief

   A writer gathers the latest official information for the topic and drafts the guide around the questions students actually search for.

2. 2

   Verify against primary sources

   Every date, merit figure, syllabus point and eligibility rule is checked against an official source (PMDC, HEC, UHS, NUST, UET or the relevant board). Unverifiable claims are removed.

3. 3

   Editorial review

   A second reviewer checks the guide for accuracy, clarity, internal links and that the title honestly matches the content.

4. 4

   Publish with a review date

   The page goes live with a visible 'last reviewed' date and structured data so search engines and AI assistants can see how current it is.

5. 5

   Monitor and update

   We track official announcements and re-check time-sensitive pages (deadlines, test dates, merit) each admission cycle, updating the content and date whenever anything changes.

Read our editorial policy and the official sources we cite.

Last reviewed: 2026-07-01