Convert examination into festival, says PM Modi on 'Pareeksha Pe Charcha'
Jasleen Kaur
April 1st 2022 01:24 PM
New Delhi, April 1: Interacting with board exam students at the fifth edition of 'Pariksha Pe Charcha', Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday advised them to stay away from panic and appear for their tests in a festive mood.
"You are not giving exams for the first time. In a way, you are exam-proof. Thus, do not be stressed. Remember, you have overcome such exams before," said Prime Minister Narendra Modi at the event held at the Talkatora Stadium here on Friday.
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He said, "There is no one sitting here who is appearing for exams for the first time. We have become exam proof by repeatedly sitting for exams after equal intervals of time. Exams are a stepping stone in our life."
Urging students to stay away from an environment of panic, the Prime Minister advised students to appear for examinations with full self-confidence.
"I want students to stay away from a panic environment during exams. No need to copy friends, just keep doing whatever you do with full confidence and I believe all of you will be able to give your exam in a festive mood, without any stress," said PM Modi.
Referring to the widespread usage of online mode of education since the onset of the Covid pandemic, the Prime Minister said, "Students should introspect themselves while studying online, whether they actually study or spend time watching reels on social media."
"Today's programme is particularly special to me as I meet you all after a long gap," added PM Modi.
Meanwhile, students who arrived at the Talkatora stadium to participate in the interaction with the Prime Minister shared their experiences before the commencement of the programme.
A class 12 student of Kendriya Vidyalaya, Kapurthala, Chhavni said, "I am very excited to interact with Prime Minister Narendra Modi and feel very fortunate on getting this opportunity. It is very common for students to experience stress before appearing for examinations. But when the Prime Minister himself interacts with students face-to-face, it acts as a motivating force and it feels really nice to listen to him, it takes away a lot of stress of the students and helps a lot in managing that anxiety."
Another student from JNV, Kanpur Nagar, Uttar Pradesh said, "I am excited and nervous at the same time. I feel extremely fortunate to get a golden chance to interact with the Prime Minister."
'Pariksha Pe Charcha' is an annual event in which the Prime Minister responds to questions related to examination stress and related areas posed by students in his uniquely engaging style in a live programme.
-PTC News
Urging students to stay away from an environment of panic, the Prime Minister advised students to appear for examinations with full self-confidence.
"I want students to stay away from a panic environment during exams. No need to copy friends, just keep doing whatever you do with full confidence and I believe all of you will be able to give your exam in a festive mood, without any stress," said PM Modi.
Referring to the widespread usage of online mode of education since the onset of the Covid pandemic, the Prime Minister said, "Students should introspect themselves while studying online, whether they actually study or spend time watching reels on social media."
"Whatever happens offline, same takes place online. This means the medium is not the problem. Irrespective of the medium, if our mind is delved into the subject, then it won't make a difference is grasping things," he added. Also read | Portals of Gurdwara Hemkund Sahib in Uttarakhand all set to reopen The Prime Minister also assured the students that the queries of students that will remain unanswered during 'Pariksha Pe Charcha' due to time crunch will be answered by him on the Namo App. "All queries of the students that might not be discussed here due to time crunch will be answered by me in the Namo App via videos, audio messages and written texts," said PM Modi.
"Whatever happens offline, same takes place online. This means the medium is not the problem. Irrespective of the medium, if our mind is delved into the subject, then it won't make a difference is grasping things," he added.
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"Today's programme is particularly special to me as I meet you all after a long gap," added PM Modi.
Meanwhile, students who arrived at the Talkatora stadium to participate in the interaction with the Prime Minister shared their experiences before the commencement of the programme.
A class 12 student of Kendriya Vidyalaya, Kapurthala, Chhavni said, "I am very excited to interact with Prime Minister Narendra Modi and feel very fortunate on getting this opportunity. It is very common for students to experience stress before appearing for examinations. But when the Prime Minister himself interacts with students face-to-face, it acts as a motivating force and it feels really nice to listen to him, it takes away a lot of stress of the students and helps a lot in managing that anxiety."
Another student from JNV, Kanpur Nagar, Uttar Pradesh said, "I am excited and nervous at the same time. I feel extremely fortunate to get a golden chance to interact with the Prime Minister."
'Pariksha Pe Charcha' is an annual event in which the Prime Minister responds to questions related to examination stress and related areas posed by students in his uniquely engaging style in a live programme.
-PTC News