For PPC 2026 selection of participant an online MCQ-based competition is being organised on the MyGov portal.
Registration for Pariksha Pe Charcha 2026 is now open with last date to apply on January 11. Students, teachers and parents can register through MyGov portal to take part in this annual interaction with Prime Minister Narendra Modi, where they can submit questions and ideas related to board exams and academic challenges.
As per a tweet by Education Ministry: “Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s unique interactive program, Pariksha Pe Charcha (PPC), is back with its 9th edition, scheduled to take place in January 2026, where students, parents, and teachers from India and abroad engage with him to discuss exam stress and celebrate examinations as an Utsav and an integral part of life.”
"For selection of participant an online MCQ-based competition is being organised on the MyGov portal (https://innovateindia1.mygov.in) from 1st December 2025 to 11th January 2026. Students from Classes 6 to 12, along with teachers and parents, can take part in the competition" it states..
About Pariksha Pe Charcha
Launched in 2018, Pariksha Pe Charcha is part of government’s Exam Warriors initiative. In previous editions over three crore students, along with teachers and parents have participated. Programme allows students to interact directly with PM Modi and raise queries about exam preparation, stress management and study methods.
Who Can Register for PPC 2026
Eligible participants include:
- Students of Classes 6 to 12
- Teachers
- Parents
Applicants can register on InnovateIndia/MyGov portal, complete a brief online activity and optionally submit a question for the Prime Minister. Selected participants may attend the session in person, while others can join via live streaming.
Why PPC Matters
Pariksha Pe Charcha gives students a platform to discuss exam-related challenges and learn practical tips from Prime Minister. It also encourages active involvement from teachers and parents, promoting overall student well-being and confidence during the board exam season.
How to Register
Registrations are open at: innovateindia1.mygov.in/ppc-2026. Students, teachers and parents can complete it before January 11 to ensure their participation.
Every year, over 35 lakh students appear for the CBSE board examinations. Of this, almost 20 lakh students appear for CBSE 10th exams while nearly 15 lakh students write their CBSE 12th board exams.
Students must complete their CBSE board syllabus and know the exam pattern to perform well. They should solve the CBSE sample papers and practice previous years question papers to get familiar with the exam pattern, marking scheme, the types of questions asked in the exam and more.
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Yes, the candidates have to pay fees for the re-evaluation process. The fees is separate for re-totalling and receiving answer-sheet photocopy. The per-subject fees for re-totalling and answer-sheet photocopies are Rs 100 and Rs 150, respectively. The students must note that this fees is non-refundable.