Last updated: August 4, 2026
ExaMission handles a large volume of educational content — MCQs, past papers, explanations, and articles — and despite our best efforts, errors can happen. This policy explains how we handle them.
How to Report an Error
If you believe you’ve found an incorrect answer, an outdated fact, a broken link, or any other error on the Site, please let us know via our Contact Us page. To help us investigate quickly, please include:
- The exact page URL where you found the issue
- What you believe is incorrect
- If possible, a source or reference supporting the correction
How We Review Reports
We review correction reports as they come in. Straightforward factual errors (e.g., an incorrect answer choice, a typo, a broken link) are typically corrected promptly once verified. Reports that require additional research or verification against official sources may take longer to resolve.
What Happens After a Correction
- Minor corrections (typos, formatting, broken links) are simply fixed, without a separate notice.
- Substantive corrections — where a previously published answer, explanation, or fact was materially wrong — are corrected on the page itself. We do not retroactively hide the fact that a page was updated; accuracy matters more to us than appearing error-free.
We Don’t Guarantee Instant Correction
We’re a small team maintaining a large amount of content. While we take every report seriously, we cannot guarantee a specific turnaround time for every correction, especially where verification against an official source is needed first.
Thank You
If you’ve ever reported an error to us — thank you. Reports from real students using this content are one of the most valuable ways we catch mistakes that our own review process missed.