How we make this site

Every page starts from a real question and is checked against official sources before it goes up. Here's how.

1. We start from real questions. We look for the questions families actually ask about these tests, and write one page per question.
2. Facts come from official sources. Test dates, fees, formats and scoring rules are collected from the organizations that run each test and stored with a link to the source. A page can only state a fact from that list.
3. Drafting and review. We use AI tools to help draft pages from those facts. Every draft then goes through a separate automated review against the sources and a checklist: facts match, nothing unsourced, nothing copied from other sites, and something genuinely useful added. Drafts that don't pass are rewritten or dropped.
4. Practice questions are reviewed by a person. Every practice question comes from our question bank, where a person checks the answer, the explanation and that exactly one answer is right.
5. We keep pages current. When a test changes its dates, fees or format, every page that mentions it is updated.
6. We remove pages that don't help. If a page isn't useful to anyone, we fold it into a better page or take it down.
7. You can tell us. Every page has a Report a problem link. We read every report.