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Pariksha Pe Charcha 2026 Goes Pan-India with 6.76 Crore Participants

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• Updated on 27 Jan, 2026, 2:25 PM, by Arman Kumar

Pariksha Pe Charcha 2026 expanded to a pan-India format, engaging over 6.76 crore participants in the Prime Minister’s flagship student dialogue. The programme aimed to help students handle exam-related stress and encourage positive preparation strategies nationwide.

Pariksha Pe Charcha 2026 Goes Pan-India with 6.76 Crore Participants

The Pariksha Pe Charcha (PPC) 2026 programme expanded into a pan-India student dialogue, engaging over 6.76 crore students, teachers and parents across the country. The ninth edition of the flagship interaction initiative continued its focus on exam-related guidance, stress management and motivational engagement for learners ahead of major board and competitive examinations. This year’s edition marked a significant shift from the traditional single-venue format to a nationwide model, enabling a wider and more inclusive platform for participants from diverse regions and backgrounds to connect with the Prime Minister’s guidance on academic and personal growth.

 

Pan-India Format and Nationwide Engagement

Pariksha Pe Charcha 2026 was conducted across multiple locations simultaneously for the first time, allowing students, teachers and parents from all corners of the country to participate without being restricted to a central venue. This pan-India model reflected the growing scale and popularity of the initiative as an education-focused dialogue platform.

 

The total engagement comprised:

  • Over 4.5 crore registered participants
  • Around 2.26 crore individuals taking part in related activities and events nationwideThese combined figures contributed to a total participation of more than 6.76 crore people.

 

Objectives of PPC 2026

Pariksha Pe Charcha serves as an annual interactive forum where students, parents and teachers engage in open dialogue with the Prime Minister on topics related to exam preparation, handling stress and developing a positive mindset. The programme aims to foster confidence, encourage meaningful discussion on learning techniques and reduce anxiety associated with board and competitive exams. The nationwide reach this year allowed participants from different educational backgrounds and regions to benefit from shared experiences, strategies and motivational insights offered through structured conversations, activities and discussions.

 

What Participants Can Expect?

While the large-scale participation highlights the broad interest in Pariksha Pe Charcha, students and educators can anticipate follow-up resources and guidance released through official educational channels. These may include recorded sessions, motivational content, and exam-focused discussions designed to support learners in the weeks leading up to their exams. Pariksha Pe Charcha’s expansion into a pan-India initiative underscores its evolving role as a national platform for academic encouragement and open student engagement with leadership, building a culture of resilience and positive mindset in the educational journey.