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The catalogue is built from primary documents: university scholarship pages, ministry and agency announcements, and the portals that host the schemes themselves. Each record keeps a link to the page it came from, which is how a claim can be checked later without guessing.

Verification is a comparison between the record and the provider's own page: what the award covers, who can apply, what the deadline states and which documents are required. Where the provider publishes nothing on a point, the listing says so rather than estimating. That is the reason some records show an unspecified duration or deadline.

Records are re-checked on a weekly cycle, and deadlines that have passed are flipped to closed automatically so the catalogue does not keep advertising a cycle that ended. The guides follow the same rule: they are checked against the programme's published materials, and the page shows when that check happened.