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Share your ideas for Mann Ki Baat with youngsters appearing for exams

Start Date :
Jan 19, 2017
Last Date :
Jan 29, 2017
00:00 AM IST (GMT +5.30 Hrs)
During this month's 'Mann Ki Baat' programme the Prime Minister will share his 'Mann Ki Baat' with youngsters appearing for the various board examinations and competitive exams. ...
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Dillp Damodar sahoo
9 years 6 months ago
sir myself Damodar sahoo from odisha,My opinion upon the exam preparation is,student should know their syllabus before the start of preparation,they need to have the particular talent for the exam,if they don't have it,then perpare for it before to prepare for the exam.after being prepare for the exam thoroughly.they need to, before sometime of the exam,revise all what they have learn don't try to study early before the exam only revise what u have learn.........thats the key to be successfull.
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KNRAO
9 years 6 months ago
Sir
please tell the students to do more research work in AGRICULTURE, SPACE TECHNOLOGY, AUTOMOBILE INDUSTRY, for helping the common people and also research on "HOW TO BE A GOOD POLITICIAN FOR OUR COUNTRY".
A political person must declare one new idea which will helpful to our country before contesting the election.
thank you sir
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VENUGOPAL CU
9 years 6 months ago
Respected Sir, Also we have so many cash back schemes, reward schemes but when we celebrate our Independence and Republic Day, I feel bad to see no establishment welcoming their customers with a Tiranga as gift and our beloved Tiranga and other momentoes are only available through the street corner vendors who sell them to make a living during these 2/3 days
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Mahendra Gowda
9 years 6 months ago
Sir, Exams are very important in every student's study period. There are only 3 simple tips for writing any examination effectively to achieve a great success. They are: 1. Very good preparation prior to examination; 2. Understanding the questions and recollecting the information from memory to write; 3. Answering all the questions with very good presentation and time management.
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VENUGOPAL CU
9 years 6 months ago
Respected Sir, Today is Republic Day. Happy Republic Day. Witnessed the grand function of Rajpath on TV. My best wishes to the students appearing in forthcoming exams and hope all the students pass out with flying colours. Good and Quality education is the foundation of any economy. Apart from formal text book education, more emphasis should be on moral education so that the future generation respect others, respect the laws of country and come out as great citizens of this great Country
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Dr. Suruchi Mishra
9 years 6 months ago
I am a teacher and working in one of the reputed school in Pune Just wanted to inform you that in our school we don't have Hindi as a subject in +2 level(ISC Board). If you could make it a compulsory language that will be very good for our country and for our kids.
Some of the children want to take it in Higher Secondary level but unavailability of the subject bound them to take some other subjects unwillingly.
Waiting for some positive action.
Regards,
Dr. Suruchi Mishra
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AJAY DADHICH
9 years 6 months ago
Sir schools me Yoga classess lgayi jaye jisse ki bacche mentally and physically develop ho ske or baccho ke liye school me Motivational Seminars karwaye jaye
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SATHESH KUMAR
9 years 6 months ago
g mor sir first we are understand marks are not only life
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Hitesh Parmar_6
9 years 6 months ago
RESPECTED SIR,
STD 1 TO 10 INCLUDE IN PRIMARY BASE, SO IN SMALL VILLAGE STUDENT STUDY STD 10 IN OWN VILLAGE.
THANKS..........
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Gina Malkani
9 years 6 months ago
Sir, students of today are too stressed by exams, and exams seem to have taken over every aspect of their lives. Forced to study 5-6 subjects (out of which they will have no further use for 2-3 in their working lives), they are unable to focus on their chosen subject out of fear of failing. To make life easier for them, I suggest they are allowed to choose the subjects with which they aim to make a career. Thanking you in advance. A concerned parent.
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