Pariksha Pe Charcha's eight edition has begun. This time, PPC 2025 took place outside rather than in an auditorium. Students who are taking part are receiving til ke laddu from the prime minister.
PM Modi discusses setting targets:
In response to a student who was upset that she had only received 93% of the possible points on her boards when her goal was 95%, the PM stated that it was a success rather than a failure.
"One should keep their targets within an achievable range," he continued. He gave the kid kudos for maintaining her goal two points over her capabilities.
"You will undoubtedly receive a score of 95 if you maintain your goal at 97."
PM urge and advice for parents:
"I strongly advise parents not to treat their kids like stage props or compare them to other people's kids."
PM responds on how can a child persuade parents of his or her viewpoint. He said, "In addition to listening to them, attempt to express your opinions and request a solution. They'll think about it too, and they might even agree with you."
PM's advice for students to manage their stress and anxiety:
PM advised students to try talking to a family member, friend, or other person about your issues and challenges. That can alleviate the mounting burden.
People naturally want to be taken care of and heard. Therefore, try talking to your loved ones about your ideas and let go of your fears. You'll never be angry.
PM on Time Management Techniques:
The Prime Minister gave the following advice on time management:
Consider how you can make the most of your time. Outline your goals for the following day on a piece of paper. Consider how you can make the most of your time. Spend as little time as possible on subjects you dislike and as much time as possible on subjects you enjoy. Take difficult subjects as a challenge and do the opposite.
Regularly practise your responses. Exams frequently cause us to spend extra time considering answers we are unsure of, which results in significant time loss by the time we complete.
The only way to get over this is to organise your time and practise your responses on a regular basis.
The key to success, according to PM, is for students to form the writing habit.
PM's advise to Teachers:
Instead of offering counsel, attempt to find out what attributes they possess. They'll sense that you're interested in them. Teachers ought to identify and develop each student's special talents.
PM on extracurricular activities and interest:
According to the PM, parents should realise that people cannot live like robots when it comes to hobbies and extracurricular activities.
PM suggested kids should not be restricted to books alone and should be allowed to pursue their inclinations. They must be outside performing their favourite activities.
They will perform well academically if they are let to engage in their favourite activities. He went on to say that people shouldn't live their lives thinking that tests are the most important thing in life.
Despite the importance of tests, PM Modi stated that it is critical to distinguish between exams and knowledge.
PM Modi on the value of food and sleep:
Being disease-free does not imply that we are healthy; proper sleep and nutrition are crucial.
PM Modi on the exam pressure:
Exam pressure is the subject of the second episode of the eight-part PPC 2025. Exam pressure, according to PM Modi, is an excessive aspect of Indian culture. Students discuss the pressures of exams. PM Modi also used cricket players as an example to help students comprehend the pressure of exams.
