The government has officially opened registrations for Pariksha Pe Charcha (PPC) 2026 — the annual interactive event where students, parents and teachers get a chance to engage with Narendra Modi on exam-related issues.
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🎯 What is PPC and Why It Matters
Pariksha Pe Charcha is a nationwide initiative under the Ministry of Education. Since 2018, it has offered a platform for students (classes 6–12), their parents, and teachers to discuss exam stress, coping strategies, career aspirations, and overall well-being.
The event traditionally takes place just before the board exams (Class 10, 12), and aims to foster a supportive, stress-free environment — turning exam season into a kind of celebration of learning rather than anxiety.
✅ Who Can Register and How
Registration is open for students (Classes 6 to 12), parents, and teachers.
To register, visit the official portal: innovateindia1.mygov.in and select the relevant category: Student (self), Student (through teacher login), Teacher, or Parent.
📅 Registration & Event Timeline (PPC 2026)
The registration window for PPC 2026 has begun as of early December 2025.
Through this portal, participants may also submit questions (or “exam-warrior” messages) for PM Modi, typically under a character limit, embracing the spirit of stress-free exams and student well-being.
While the exact date for PPC 2026 hasn’t yet been officially disclosed, historically the event is held around late January or early February — just before major board exams begin.
📈 Past Participation: What to Know
The 2025 edition of PPC saw record-breaking response: more than 3.5 crore registrations (students, teachers, parents combined), making it the most-participated edition so far.
Given this overwhelming response, PPC has clearly become a major platform for exam-related interaction and support across India.
💡 Why You Should Consider Registering
If you or your child are appearing for board exams soon — registration offers a chance to directly raise questions about exam stress, mental health, career concerns, or exam preparation strategies.
Even if not selected to meet PM Modi in person, PPC typically streams live, so participants can benefit from the guidance, tips, and motivational talk shared during the event. Previous editions have included advice from teachers, mental-health professionals, and even celebrities involved in stress-management discussions.
For teachers and parents, PPC can help better understand the challenges students face and discover ways to support them emotionally, academically and mentally during exam season.
If you like — I can also walk you through step-by-step registration for PPC 2026 (with screenshots / direct link) so students/parents from your city (e.g. in Navi Mumbai / Airoli) don’t miss the deadline.
