Ready for Pariksha Pe Charcha? PM Modi to interact with students in early February
India Today
The ninth Pariksha Pe Charcha is tentatively scheduled for early February 2026 in New Delhi. The Prime Minister planned to address exam stress, preparation and well-being. As per a video on PM Modi's official YouTube handle, this year's Pariksha Pe Charcha will bring something new for students.
The ninth edition of Pariksha Pe Charcha 2026 is set to be held in the first week of February 2026, bringing students, parents and teachers together for a nationwide discussion on exams and life beyond marks.
The tentative schedule for the annual interactive programme was announced by the Central Board of Secondary Education through a post on X.
Sharing the update, CBSE said, "The Hon'ble Prime Minister of India will interact with students for another exciting 9th edition of Pariksha Pe Charcha , tentatively in the first week of February 2026, at New Delhi."
The event has become a key platform where students preparing for board examinations seek guidance directly from the Prime Minister.
Pariksha Pe Charcha has seen growing participation each year. Registrations for the 2026 edition have crossed a historic milestone, with over 6 crore registrations from students, parents and teachers across the country.
The first edition of the programme was held at the Talkatora Stadium in February 2018 and has since become a regular fixture in the academic calendar.
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