At ENUACBD, accuracy is our cornerstone. We understand that students make critical life decisions based on the information we provide regarding the National University of Bangladesh. This Fact-Checking Policy outlines the rigorous steps we take to verify information before publication and how we handle errors if they occur.

1. Commitment to Accuracy

We are committed to publishing information that is accurate, clear, and timely. We do not knowingly publish false or misleading information. Our editorial team operates with the understanding that a deadline is never an excuse for inaccuracy.

2. Primary Sources

Our primary source of information is the Official National University website (nu.ac.bd) and official National University social media handles.

"We prioritize official PDF notices and gazettes over verbal announcements or rumors found on social media groups."
  • We verify all exam dates, form fill-up deadlines, and result publication dates against the official PDF circulars released by the NU authority.
  • If an official notice is ambiguous, we refrain from speculation until clarification is sought from the relevant department.

3. The Verification Protocol

Before any article or notice is published on ENUACBD, it generally passes through the following steps:

  1. Source Check: Is there an official document or press release?
  2. Cross-Reference: Does the information match data from previous years or established academic calendars?
  3. Contextualization: Are we explaining the "what" and the "how" clearly for the student?
  4. Final Review: A senior editor reviews dates, spelling of college names, and contact numbers before hitting "Publish."

4. Corrections Policy

Despite our best efforts, mistakes can happen. When we do get something wrong, we correct it promptly and transparently.

  • Significant Errors: If a date, fee amount, or critical deadline is wrong, we will correct the text immediately and add a "Correction" note at the top of the article explaining the change.
  • Minor Errors: Typos or grammatical mistakes are fixed silently without a formal correction notice.
  • History: We do not erase the original error; we annotate it so readers can see the history of the update.

5. User Feedback & Verification

We consider our readers as partners in maintaining accuracy. If you believe we have published incorrect information, please contact us immediately.

When reporting an error, please provide:

  • The URL of the article in question.
  • A link to an official source that contradicts our information.
  • A brief description of the error.

6. Separation of News and Opinion

ENUACBD clearly distinguishes between:

  • News/Notices: Factual reporting of events, circulars, and results.
  • Opinion/Analysis: Editorials or advice pieces (e.g., "How to prepare for the honors exam"). Opinion pieces will always be clearly labeled as such and do not reflect the official stance of the National University.

7. Independence

Our fact-checking process is free from external influence. We verify facts based on evidence, not on the preferences of colleges, political groups, or advertisers.