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Editorial policy
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Who publishes these guides
The MyStudyPlanner Team publishes this blog as part of the MyStudyPlanner product. Articles recommending our app have a commercial relationship with it. They are not independent product reviews, official exam guidance or endorsements from exam boards.
Research and practical examples
Research claims should link to the original paper or an authoritative source. A sample timetable, time allocation or revision interval is our practical example unless a source is explicitly identified. Evidence supporting a learning technique does not establish that this app improves scores.
Exam facts and changes
For dates, eligibility, fees, syllabus and assessment rules, the exam organiser is the authority. Older guides may describe a previous format. Verify the current official notice for your exam session before making decisions. Our schedules are planning examples, not official calendars.
AI assistance
AI tools are used to assist with research, drafting and editing. Publication under the team byline does not imply that an independent teacher or subject specialist reviewed an article. We do not claim external expert review unless the reviewer is named and their role is described.
Dates and corrections
Publication dates identify an article's initial publication; update dates identify substantive editorial changes. A deployment or formatting change alone does not make an article newly reviewed. Corrections should identify what changed and update the date when the change is substantive.
Claims and limitations
We do not promise an exam rank, admission, passing score or fixed improvement from a timetable or our software. Free and paid features differ. Statements about product capabilities should match the available product, and examples of learner outcomes must not be presented as measured results without evidence.
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