NEW DELHI: Prime Minister Narendra Modi interacted with students during the 7th ‘Pariksha Pe Charcha‘ in the national capital on Monday.
The 7th edition recorded a remarkable 2.26 crore registrations on the MyGov portal. The event, held in a town-hall format at Bharat Mandapam, ITPO, Pragati Maidan, New Delhi, had approximately 3000 participants interacting with the Prime Minister.Two students and a teacher from each State and Union Territory, along with winners of the Kala Utsav, took part in the event. A hundred students from Eklavya Model Residential Schools (EMRS) also attended PPC 2024 for the first time.
An online MCQ competition on the MyGov portal, held from December 11, 2023, to January 12, 2024, determined participants based on their submitted questions. Selected participants received a Pariksha Pe Charcha kit, which included the “Exam Warriors” book by the Prime Minister and a certificate. From January 12 to January 23, 2024, various school-level activities were organized nationwide, including marathon runs, music and meme competitions, nukkad natak, and student-anchor-student-guest discussions. On January 23, 2024, a painting competition was organized in 657 Kendriya Vidyalayas and 122 Navodaya Vidyalayas across 774 Districts, with over 60 thousand students participating, themed around exam mantras from the book “Exam Warriors.” Today’s session began with a question on how to handle pressure during exams. Here’s a look at the most important questions asked and answered at the seventh edition of PPC.
How to handle pressure during exams and address societal expectations?
PM Modi emphasizes students making themselves capable of handling exam pressure and preparing their minds for any situation.
How can one effectively use technology while managing the influence of social media?
The Prime Minister stresses the importance of a balanced use of technology, with families setting rules and ensuring transparency in its use. Students are encouraged to share their technology knowledge with parents.
How can individuals effectively handle the pressure of choosing a career and make informed decisions?
PM advises students to weigh all career options and avoid confusion and indecisiveness by making well-informed choices.
How can trust be built among parents regarding students’ hard work?
PM suggests analyzing trust issues between parents and students, addressing underlying concerns, and encouraging students to assess whether they follow through on their claims.
What is your reaction to the peer pressure on students, which, in a way, diminishes the beauty of friendships and fosters competition among students?
The Prime Minister has asked the parents to not make their children’s scorecards the visiting cards. He said: “When some children score very well, their parents sometimes end up making their scorecard as their visiting card. Due to this, that student may start thinking that he/she doesn’t have to do anything as he/she is the best in the world. That is also a very dangerous trait, so even that should be avoided. I believe that we should not be jealous of each other’s success. I have seen people who have distributed sweets because their friend scored very well, and I have also seen people who did not celebrate in their house because their friend did not score well. This is a lifetime friendship, and this is what we should aim for in life.
What strategies can be employed to address concerns about the potential lack of innovative thinking due to technology?
Teachers and parents seek guidance on fostering innovative minds in students, managing studies and social media as a medium, not a distraction.
How can a strong bond be created between teachers and students to alleviate pressure?
PM emphasizes that teachers should step beyond the syllabus, create a strong bond with students, and encourage them to share their problems, which can also strengthen the student-parent relationship.
Why is it important for students to take breaks and maintain a healthy lifestyle?
PM advises students to prioritize self-care, including sufficient sleep and breaks, to maintain a healthy lifestyle, especially during exam periods.
How can one receive guidance on simultaneously managing health and studies effectively?
PM suggests maintaining a balance between studies and health, drawing parallels with recharging a phone after continuous use.
How can one create a peaceful environment before exams and effectively avoid stress?
Students are advised to reach the exam hall early, creating a calm environment to relieve stress and focus solely on the exam.
How can individuals effectively handle the pressure towards the end of exams and avoid making silly mistakes?
PM encourages students to avoid treating exams as monumental events and be themselves, preventing fear and panic-induced mistakes.
What role do teachers play in motivating students and fostering strong bonds with them?
PM highlights the importance of teachers creating bonds with students from the beginning, offering support and motivation during exams.
How can effective study strategies be implemented, and what is the significance of understanding various pressures on students?
PM advises students to implement study strategies gradually, understand the pressures from themselves, parents, and teachers, and take a balanced approach.
Pariksha Pe Charcha (PPC) is a unique initiative led by Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi to address the stress associated with examinations and promote a celebratory approach towards life, aligning with the larger movement of ‘Exam Warriors.’ Organized by the Department of School Education & Literacy, Ministry of Education, PPC has successfully engaged students, parents, and teachers for the past six years. Due to the Covid-19 pandemic, the fourth edition was held online, while the fifth and sixth editions returned to the town-hall format. Last year saw enthusiastic participation, with 31.24 lakh students, 5.60 lakh teachers, and 1.95 lakh parents.
The fifth and sixth editions of PPC were once again held in a town-hall format at Talkatora Stadium, New Delhi. Nearly 31.24 lakh students, 5.60 lakh teachers, and 1.95 lakh parents participated enthusiastically in the contests in the previous year (2023).
The 7th edition recorded a remarkable 2.26 crore registrations on the MyGov portal. The event, held in a town-hall format at Bharat Mandapam, ITPO, Pragati Maidan, New Delhi, had approximately 3000 participants interacting with the Prime Minister.Two students and a teacher from each State and Union Territory, along with winners of the Kala Utsav, took part in the event. A hundred students from Eklavya Model Residential Schools (EMRS) also attended PPC 2024 for the first time.
An online MCQ competition on the MyGov portal, held from December 11, 2023, to January 12, 2024, determined participants based on their submitted questions. Selected participants received a Pariksha Pe Charcha kit, which included the “Exam Warriors” book by the Prime Minister and a certificate. From January 12 to January 23, 2024, various school-level activities were organized nationwide, including marathon runs, music and meme competitions, nukkad natak, and student-anchor-student-guest discussions. On January 23, 2024, a painting competition was organized in 657 Kendriya Vidyalayas and 122 Navodaya Vidyalayas across 774 Districts, with over 60 thousand students participating, themed around exam mantras from the book “Exam Warriors.” Today’s session began with a question on how to handle pressure during exams. Here’s a look at the most important questions asked and answered at the seventh edition of PPC.
How to handle pressure during exams and address societal expectations?
PM Modi emphasizes students making themselves capable of handling exam pressure and preparing their minds for any situation.
How can one effectively use technology while managing the influence of social media?
The Prime Minister stresses the importance of a balanced use of technology, with families setting rules and ensuring transparency in its use. Students are encouraged to share their technology knowledge with parents.
How can individuals effectively handle the pressure of choosing a career and make informed decisions?
PM advises students to weigh all career options and avoid confusion and indecisiveness by making well-informed choices.
How can trust be built among parents regarding students’ hard work?
PM suggests analyzing trust issues between parents and students, addressing underlying concerns, and encouraging students to assess whether they follow through on their claims.
What is your reaction to the peer pressure on students, which, in a way, diminishes the beauty of friendships and fosters competition among students?
The Prime Minister has asked the parents to not make their children’s scorecards the visiting cards. He said: “When some children score very well, their parents sometimes end up making their scorecard as their visiting card. Due to this, that student may start thinking that he/she doesn’t have to do anything as he/she is the best in the world. That is also a very dangerous trait, so even that should be avoided. I believe that we should not be jealous of each other’s success. I have seen people who have distributed sweets because their friend scored very well, and I have also seen people who did not celebrate in their house because their friend did not score well. This is a lifetime friendship, and this is what we should aim for in life.
What strategies can be employed to address concerns about the potential lack of innovative thinking due to technology?
Teachers and parents seek guidance on fostering innovative minds in students, managing studies and social media as a medium, not a distraction.
How can a strong bond be created between teachers and students to alleviate pressure?
PM emphasizes that teachers should step beyond the syllabus, create a strong bond with students, and encourage them to share their problems, which can also strengthen the student-parent relationship.
Why is it important for students to take breaks and maintain a healthy lifestyle?
PM advises students to prioritize self-care, including sufficient sleep and breaks, to maintain a healthy lifestyle, especially during exam periods.
How can one receive guidance on simultaneously managing health and studies effectively?
PM suggests maintaining a balance between studies and health, drawing parallels with recharging a phone after continuous use.
How can one create a peaceful environment before exams and effectively avoid stress?
Students are advised to reach the exam hall early, creating a calm environment to relieve stress and focus solely on the exam.
How can individuals effectively handle the pressure towards the end of exams and avoid making silly mistakes?
PM encourages students to avoid treating exams as monumental events and be themselves, preventing fear and panic-induced mistakes.
What role do teachers play in motivating students and fostering strong bonds with them?
PM highlights the importance of teachers creating bonds with students from the beginning, offering support and motivation during exams.
How can effective study strategies be implemented, and what is the significance of understanding various pressures on students?
PM advises students to implement study strategies gradually, understand the pressures from themselves, parents, and teachers, and take a balanced approach.
Pariksha Pe Charcha (PPC) is a unique initiative led by Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi to address the stress associated with examinations and promote a celebratory approach towards life, aligning with the larger movement of ‘Exam Warriors.’ Organized by the Department of School Education & Literacy, Ministry of Education, PPC has successfully engaged students, parents, and teachers for the past six years. Due to the Covid-19 pandemic, the fourth edition was held online, while the fifth and sixth editions returned to the town-hall format. Last year saw enthusiastic participation, with 31.24 lakh students, 5.60 lakh teachers, and 1.95 lakh parents.
The fifth and sixth editions of PPC were once again held in a town-hall format at Talkatora Stadium, New Delhi. Nearly 31.24 lakh students, 5.60 lakh teachers, and 1.95 lakh parents participated enthusiastically in the contests in the previous year (2023).
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