Prime Minister Narendra Modi, during his interaction, advised students not to be afraid of exams but to look at them as an opportunity to improve. He also said the family and social environment, at such times, create undesirable pressure.

In his virtual interaction with students during the PPC 2021 programme, he also advised students not to become over conscious regarding exams and asked them to treat it as a small step in their long journey of life.

He added that the students will not feel pressurised if there is no external pressure which in turn will boost their confidence.

He also acknowledged that students can't be good in everything but also advised them not to abscond any subject even if its difficult. Citing his own example, he said that he takes complex work in the morning when he feels rejuvenated and fresh and leaves easier tasks for night.

He also requested teachers to guide and encourage students whenever needed and parents to not create unnecessary fear in their children's mind but to motivate them with positive motivation. He also advised parents not to make their children an instrument to fulfill their goals and dreams.

How to use free time - Advised PM Modi.

PM Modi, while answering a student's question, also advised to utilize free time wisely during studies or else it will be consumed with things which need to be avoided which in turn will just make them feel tired instead of refreshed.

He said, "Do not consider free time as empty. It is a treasure, privilege and opportunity". He also advised students to earn the highest value of their free time.

PM also added that the free time must be used to enhance curiosity regarding other things which will result productively.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi held Pariksha Pe Charcha 2021 - 4th edition in virtual mode due to the prevailing COVID pandemic. The first edition was held by the Prime Minister on Feb 16, 2018, at Talkatora stadium with school and college students.