How AiCoN checks a guide

Each guide lists the checks completed. When something could not be confirmed, the guide says so.

01

Source checked

We read the official page or notice itself, not only a summary.

02

Link tested

We check that the source link reaches the intended page.

03

Costs and limits

Prices, caps and trial terms include the date checked.

04

India availability

India and Kerala availability are checked where relevant.

05

Privacy and safety

Guides explain data access and what could go wrong.

06

Limits disclosed

Anything not confirmed is stated plainly in the guide.

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OS Explorer

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Events & Hackathons

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Coding events, student challenges and competitions. Read each guide for dates, eligibility and limits. Past or closed rounds remain for reference.

Make-A-Ton and Odoo x Make-A-Ton Kochi are one event. The guide explains the portal's HackForCUSAT naming mismatch.

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Our verification approach

Guides use official notices, product pages and source documents. Maker-reported results are labelled, and access, prices and deadlines carry a checked date. A guide may leave some details unconfirmed. Read its sources and limits before acting; a checked source does not guarantee a product's performance or a future deadline.