Last updated: 14 August 2026
In short: Comparison pieces use stated criteria such as transparency of fees, batch information, student support and evidence quality. Criteria can change; we date the method.
Typical criteria
- Clarity of fees and what is included.
- Public information on batches, tests and centres.
- Willingness to answer factual questions on the record.
- Evidence for outcome claims.
- Student support processes (not testimonials alone).
Lists are not official ranks
A “best” headline is an editorial comparison, not a government ranking. Read the criteria on that article. Ads do not set the order. See the Editorial Policy.
