GOVERNMENT OF INDIA
English language

Home | MyGov

Accessibility
Accessibility Tools
Color Adjustment
Text Size
Navigation Adjustment
Screen Reader iconScreen Reader
Menus
Sticky Menu

Share your ideas for Mann Ki Baat with youngsters appearing for exams

Start Date :
Jan 19, 2017
Last Date :
Jan 29, 2017
00:00 AM IST (GMT +5.30 Hrs)
Submission Closed

During this month's 'Mann Ki Baat' programme the Prime Minister will share his 'Mann Ki Baat' with youngsters appearing for the various board examinations and competitive exams. ...

During this month's 'Mann Ki Baat' programme the Prime Minister will share his 'Mann Ki Baat' with youngsters appearing for the various board examinations and competitive exams.

The Prime Minister invites all of you, particularly students, parents and teachers to share their experiences about examinations be it preparing for examinations, the role of parents and teachers in the run up to the examinations.

Please also share memorable exam anecdotes that have left a lasting impression in your minds.

Share your views in this Open Forum or alternatively you can also dial the toll free number 1800-11-7800 and record your message for the Prime Minister in either Hindi or English. Some of the recorded messages may become part of the broadcast.

You can also give a missed call on 1922 and follow the link received in SMS to directly give your suggestions to the Prime Minister.

And stay tuned to Mann Ki Baat at 11:00 AM on 29th January 2017.

Reset
Showing 2863 Submission(s)
kumar v
kumar v 9 years 8 months ago
Presently exams are conducted to assess how much a student learn the lesson by heart and not to assess his natural capabilities.Schools and Parents torture students to score 100% .When a school gets more 1st class and centum in exams their rating goes up in market and they demand more capitation fee for the next year admissions . Poor students are put in a pressure cooker situation and for the young students are mentally tortured. exam may be proactive to assess their natural abilities
Dislike (0)
Reply
Report Spam
Ravi Ganesh
Ravi Ganesh 9 years 8 months ago
The policy of sending 10th and +2 CBSE children to far-off schools for exams has to be relooked. Children often have their schools at walkable distance, but for exams they are allotted exam centers at other schools sometimes 20km away. This inflicts stress and exhaustion on children and monetary expenses on parents. Is it not logistically easier to transport a few external examiners, rather than transport the entire class of students?
Dislike (0)
Reply
Report Spam
Shashiprabha Tiwari
Shashiprabha Tiwari 9 years 8 months ago
आदरणीय प्रधानमंत्रीजी सादर प्रणाम, महोदय! आज के किशोर और युवा वर्ग में प्रतिभा भी कमी नहीं है. उनमे उत्साह भी है. कमी है तो उन्हें जागृत करने की. सबसे ज्यादा मन दुखी है की प्रतिस्पर्धा में जितने के लिए बच्चे अनजाने में ऊर्जा वर्धक नशीली चीजों का सेवन क्र रहे हैं. अगर, हम इन मासूम लड़के-लड़कियों को इनसे सुरक्षित रख पाएंगे तभी हमारी संस्कृति, संस्कार और देश को गर्त में जाने से बचा पाएंगे. मेरा मन इन को देख कर बहुत दुखी-चिंतित रहता है कि हमारे 'युग के युवा, युग के जुवा' किधर और कहाँ जा रहे
Dislike (0)
Reply
Report Spam
Shashidhar Rangaswamy
Shashidhar Rangaswamy 9 years 8 months ago
Majority of students waste their entire year up to the start of the deadline for exams. Due to parental pressure, they start to prepare with 2 months to go.The schools, colleges should ensure, that, the student is continuously monitored & made to gain knowledge first, rather than making him/her to go after just passing.Its has become a business of minting money, rather than imparting knowledge to children.The Govt.to invest more time, manpower & invest in opening qualitative Govt run colleges.
Dislike (0)
Reply
Report Spam
ATUL DABHADE
ATUL DABHADE 9 years 8 months ago
majorly in india the school and college timings are wrongly distributed, i just want to suggest that if the all colleges where they are engg medical or arts and law their should be common timing as morning 7 am to upto their requirement because the country is strong when its youth is going to be able to strong. and as the youth in our country is lazy enough that even it 12o'clock i thought around 65-70% of youth of india is in bed. where as the little champ of ourcountry need more sleep.think it
Dislike (0)
Reply
Report Spam
Chitresh Shrivastva
Chitresh Shrivastva 9 years 8 months ago
One thing to be kept in mind is, board exams are not as big a challenge as portrayed by the parents, teachers and relatives or your classmates. All that you require for the exam is sufficient amount of preparation not just to score and pass, but to keep the knowledge with you use in the long run. Exam demands that you put your priorities clear and strike a balance between your leisure and academics. Keeping your notes precise and comprehensive for faster learning and ease of access when required
Dislike (0)
Reply
Report Spam
Ritu tiwari
Ritu tiwari 9 years 8 months ago
firstly i want to say that there should be reservation based on economic conditions of a child not based on caste as many students jinke paas paise ki problem hai wo to chaah k bhi aage nhi badh paate hai...or jo general students jinke paas talent hai wo bhi caste based reservation ki wajah se peeche reh jaate hai or bohat si oppurtunities unhe nhi mil paati hai..mai bas ye kehna chaahti hu ki ab to sab barabar hai fr padhai me reservation kaisa mehnat to utni sab hi krte hai..
Dislike (0)
Reply
Report Spam
Archie Beri
Archie Beri 9 years 8 months ago
DELHI UNIVERSITY IS VIOLATING MY RIGHTS TO EDUCATE MYSELF. To support my family I took a job after Class 12 and enrolled for a B.Com (P) corresp. course with School of Open Learning, Delhi Univ. I took 6 yrs instead of 3 yrs to complete my B.Com as I was doing job. In Jun 2016 I cleared all but 1 paper. University is not allowing me to sit and clear 1 last paper. -ARCHIE BERI,Student,B.Com(Pass), School of Open Learning, Del. Univ. SOL Roll No. 10-1-02-017811,Exam Roll No.7037175,Ph:9990051000
Dislike (0)
Reply
Report Spam
Sticky Menu