UP Board’s YouTube Session on 14 Feb to Help Students Manage Exam Stress

The Uttar Pradesh Madhyamik Shiksha Parishad (UP Board) has announced a special YouTube live session on Saturday, 14 February 2026, at 10:30 am to support students preparing for the upcoming Class 10 and Class 12 board examinations. This initiative aims to assist students in managing exam-related stress, improving preparation strategies, and addressing academic concerns shortly before exams begin. The online session will be led by Partha Sarthi Sen Sharma, Additional Chief Secretary (Secondary Education) and include participation from divisional joint directors of education, district school inspectors, principals, centre administrators, teachers and students. The live stream will be available on UP Board’s official YouTube channel as part of efforts to offer accessible support to all examinees.

UP Board 2026: Focus on Stress Management and Academic Preparation

According to officials, students often face anxiety, pressure and fear of failure in the lead-up to board exams, underscoring the need for guidance on maintaining both emotional well-being and academic focus. Teachers and education experts will discuss practical strategies for managing stress, staying motivated and boosting confidence during this crucial period. The session will also cover key points on time management, exam preparation tips and coping mechanisms tailored to students’ academic and emotional needs. Officials noted that students from diverse social and economic backgrounds may experience varying levels of pressure, and the session aims to be inclusive in its reach and guidance.

How Students Can Join the Live Stream?

Students, parents and educators can tune in to the session via the official UP Board YouTube channel at the scheduled time. The live broadcast is expected to help students approach the UP Board 2026 exams with better clarity, reduced anxiety and stronger preparation strategies. This initiative reflects the board’s broader efforts to provide holistic support to examinees, beyond just academic content, by addressing mental health concerns alongside preparation guidance.