Signing Up with a College Email: Fixing "Domain Not Verified"

CodinzHub is currently open to college students, so accounts are created against a college email domain. If you see a domain error while signing up, this is usually the reason — and it is fixable in under a minute. Here is the exact checklist, plus what to do when your institute's domain is genuinely missing.

In this guide

• Why a college email is required
• The three fixes for a rejected domain
• What happens after your first sign-in

Why a college email?

The platform is a community for college students, so signup checks that your email belongs to an institute. A personal Gmail or Outlook address will not pass verification. That check is also what keeps the placement data on the Premium page and the interview experiences trustworthy — every report comes from a student at that college.

Fix the error in three steps

• Use the official address your institute issued you, such as name@iitbhu.ac.in — not an alias you made yourself
• Check for typos in the domain part of the address; a missing letter is the most common cause
• If your college uses a different domain and it still fails, message the team on Discord so your institute can be added

Still stuck?

Reach the team at support@codinzhub.com with your college name and the exact domain. Including the address you tried saves a round trip. The same team handles account issues raised from the FAQ page.

After you sign in

• Your welcome coin balance is on the dashboard — spend it on your first question
• Add a referral code from a friend if you have one; both accounts get credited
• Set your target companies from the Companies directory

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