How we check every question and note
By TNPSC Guide editorial team · Last updated:
The five steps
- Source page. Each item names where it comes from, precisely enough to check again: the notification PDF and its page, or the school textbook's class, chapter and page.
- AI draft. The question, its options, the explanation and the note are written with AI from that source.
- Separate check. Each question is solved again in a separate AI check that does not see our answer key. Where the two answers differ, the item is fixed before anything moves on.
- Founder sign-off. One unit's questions make one lot; the founder signs off the whole lot with its check record. Each decision is one dated row in our sign-off ledger.
- Version number. What is published carries a version number. That text never changes in place.
The sign-off ledger in numbers
The numbers below are counted from the ledger file when the site is built; nobody types them.
- Question lots signed off
- 24
- Questions in them
- 3,270
- Latest sign-off
Previous-year questions
A previous-year question is copied from the official TNPSC question-paper PDF letter for letter, and doubtful letters are checked against the PDF page. It carries its year, paper, question number and answer-key status. The founder signs each paper off by its file fingerprint (SHA). Previous-year questions are never mixed with our own questions.
If you find a mistake
In the app, every question has a "Report an error" button: choose the reason, add a note if you like, and you get a ticket number. On the website, write to us through the contact below. A fix goes through the same steps as above and becomes a new version.
What "version" means
A published question or note is never edited in place. A correction makes a new version with its own date; the earlier version is kept, and an answer you gave stays linked to the version you answered.
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