The Modi-led Exam Discussion is set to begin, providing students with direct dialogue. Students, teachers, and parents will be liberated from exam-related stress. Participants can upload their questions by January 11. The event, the ninth edition of Exam Discussion 2026, will take place in January 2026. The central Ministry of Education announced that this program is an interactive platform by Prime Minister Modi, where students, teachers, and parents from both India and abroad discuss exam stress, experiences, and positive preparation. Registrations have begun on the MyGov portal (innovateindia1.mygov.in) with a deadline of January 11, 2026. Students from classes 6 to 12, teachers, and parents can participate in the online DABF-based competition. The endeavor to reduce stress is furthered by Prime Minister Narendra Modi offering a golden opportunity for students, teachers, and parents nationwide to engage in direct dialogue. As has been the case annually, this year’s grand program marks the ninth edition of Exam Discussion. Through this platform, PM Modi will address questions from selected children across states, offering guidance and working to alleviate their stress. To help students realize their dreams and goals, PM Modi also converses with parents and teachers, aiding students in overcoming exam stress. The event is open only to students in classes 6 to 12 and their parents; those who register can download a certificate. It is noteworthy that the eighth edition of the PPC 2025 set unprecedented milestones in enrollment of students, teachers, and parents both in India and abroad. The event’s immense popularity highlights its success in addressing mental health and promoting a positive outlook on examinations. Participants may upload their questions by January 11, 2026. All students, teachers, and parents in classes 6 to 12 can prepare their questions, up to 500 words each. The upload facility is available on the Indian government portal http://innovateindia1.mygov.in. Participants can view details on prize dates and other guidelines under the Exam Discussion option. The question upload process started on December 1, 2025, and participants can submit by January 11, 2026.
