How Parwaz Verifies Opportunities

Every listing on Parwaz goes through a verification process before it appears on the site — and keeps being checked after. Here is exactly how it works.

1. Sourcing

We collect opportunities from official program pages, university websites, employer career portals, and government scholarship bodies. We never invent listings, and we never copy a listing without tracing it back to its source.

2. Source check

Before a listing goes live, we confirm:

• The opportunity is real — the program, position, or scholarship exists on an official page.
• The link works — the "Apply" button takes you to the genuine application page, not a lookalike or an aggregator trap.
• Key facts match — deadline, eligibility basics, and funding type are cross-checked against the official source.

Listings are labeled by source type: official (the program's own page), aggregator (a job board — we link to the original where available), or social (e.g., a LinkedIn post from the hiring organization).

3. Daily deadline review

Every morning, our system reviews all live listings:

• Expired opportunities are removed — if the deadline has passed, the listing comes down.
• New opportunities are added — freshly announced scholarships, PhD positions, and jobs from verified sources.

Each listing card shows a "✓ Verified" date where a manual check has been recorded, and a countdown ("3 days left", "Closes today!") computed from the deadline.

> Honest limit: we do not automatically re-check every live application link each day. Expired listings are swept out daily, and for anything in between — a moved deadline, a dead link — we depend on reader reports (see below). If you spot one, tell us and we will pull the listing until it can be re-verified.

4. Honest funding labels

• Fully funded means tuition plus living costs are covered, per the official source.
• Partial means some costs are covered.
• If the source does not clearly state the funding level, we say so — we would rather show "Check official page" than guess.

5. What we will never do

• Never charge you. Parwaz is free forever — no paywalls, no premium tiers, no account needed.
• Never ask for payment to apply. If someone demands money to "process" your scholarship or job application — especially via a messenger, a personal bank transfer, or a third party — treat it as a scam. Legitimate programs disclose any official application fee openly on their own website, and never route payments through strangers.
• Never sell your data. Newsletter emails are used only for the alerts you signed up for.

6. Help us keep it clean

Spot an expired listing, a broken apply link, or something that looks like a scam? Tell us:

• Use the contact form — choose "Report a listing"
• Or email contact@parwaz.tech

We read every report and usually act within 2–3 days.

Our editorial policy

Parwaz is an independent curation project — not affiliated with any university, government, scholarship body, or employer. We curate listings; we are not the awarding body. The official posting page is always the source of truth: verify eligibility and deadlines there before applying.