Editorial Policy & Corrections Process
Last Reviewed: October 10, 2026
1. Our Commitment to Accuracy
At 75percent.in, we understand that college students rely on our platform during critical academic junctures—often when facing potential examination debarment or planning essential leave. We therefore hold our educational guides and calculation formulas to rigorous standards of verification.
2. Sourcing and Fact-Checking Standards
Before publishing any guide on institutional attendance rules, condonation clauses, or entrance criteria (such as the JEE 75% rule), our editorial team adheres to the following protocol:
- Primary Sources First: We rely exclusively on official published academic regulations, university ordinances, examination manuals, and statutory notifications issued by bodies such as UGC, AICTE, NMC, BCI, NTA, and JoSAA.
- Verification of Academic Years: University ordinances evolve. We clearly indicate the applicable academic year for regulatory summaries and avoid making claims about policies that cannot be independently confirmed through official circulars.
- Distinguishing Marks vs Attendance: We explicitly separate physical classroom attendance criteria from board exam aggregate marks requirements (such as the JEE 75% criteria) to avoid misleading students.
3. Review Cadence & Timestamps
Every informational guide on 75percent.in displays a clear "Last Reviewed" date. We conduct regular audits before major semester exam cycles (November–December and April–May) to ensure institutional policies, condonation limits, and ERP portal references remain up to date.
4. Dedicated Corrections Policy
Despite our stringent verification, academic policies and fee schedules can change without notice. We are committed to correcting errors promptly and transparently.
How to Submit a Correction:
- Visit our Contact & Feedback Page.
- Select "Report a University Attendance Rule Update" or "Report a Calculation Bug".
- Provide the specific URL of the page containing the error, along with a link or citation to the official university circular, gazette notification, or revised academic ordinance.
Our editorial team investigates all submissions within 48 hours. If an error or regulatory revision is confirmed, we immediately update the article, record the modification date, and adjust any affected calculation models.