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Inputs for 'Mann Ki Baat' February 2015

Inputs for 'Mann Ki Baat' February 2015
Start Date :
Feb 06, 2015
Last Date :
Feb 22, 2015
00:00 AM IST (GMT +5.30 Hrs)
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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. ...

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.

The Prime Minister invites all of you, particularly students, parents and teachers to share their experiences about examinations be it preparing for examinations, the role of parents and teachers in the run up to the examinations.

Please also share memorable exam anecdotes that have left a lasting impression in your minds.

Some of the inputs received will be compiled in the form of an e-book that will become a friend to all youngsters taking these board and competitive exams.

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darshan patel
darshan patel 11 years 8 months ago
Respected sir i read show many comments and posts.Almost most candidate problem related to IBPS(competitive exam for bank jobs).so in Mann ki Baat programme discuss this type of corrupted exam institutions IBPS and not only discussion but proper action taken on IBPS because all candidate's future based on this type of exam.candidate's trust only depends on helping PM.
Anthony Chettri
Anthony Chettri 11 years 8 months ago
Dear PM, If I feel that the capitalist's ideology that fittest will survive has created the process of examination. The whole principal behind examination is that the merits of the various students could not be judged, nor would the majority of students take any interest as it is only the fear of examinations that makes students work, This principle is really faulty and require change of mindset. The best in a student can only be found when the mind of the student is without the fear.
Deeksha Goel
Deeksha Goel 11 years 8 months ago
Competitive exams are a time of high pressure buildup and especially for students preparing for CBSE, in this time of stress, various efforts by several newspapers help in revising and are a sgreat source of quick notes and last minute help and inspiration.
Suhas Donthi
Suhas Donthi 11 years 8 months ago
Hon PM, I believe education cannot be narrowed to just science and commerce. In India usually Arts(design, film, music, etc), Sports( sports management included) basically anything other than engineering and commerce is not encouraged and not enough facilities are present. What can be done to overcome the mindset of the people and to allow the other people who are interested to pursue their dream
UDIT SINGHAL
UDIT SINGHAL 11 years 8 months ago
Hon PM sir, the people of our country want development but will the cost to it will be health of the people of our country. As the number of number of hospitals required today were not a decay back. The number of cancer like disease patients is growing day by day why is it so? Shouldn't the government look at know the root cause of the deadly diseases instead of curing them by opening new hospitals at it it not a permanent solution to it. Kindly have concern towards the matter
suyash Bhogawar
suyash Bhogawar 11 years 8 months ago
Hon PM of India, It was great experience to go through competitive exams. Following are the problems i would like to share: 1 Exam Builds pressure due to less number of seats 2 Mark a minimum passing score for all categories(reserved, unreserved) to ensure quality of students passing professional degrees. 3 Let other activities like sports and national level cultural activities be part of score (currently its just for board not competitive Exams ) 4 Score for Voluntary work 4 society
Amit Srivastava
Amit Srivastava 11 years 8 months ago
The right to participate in public life is essential to create democracies and citizenship. Yet, this fundamental right is very often denied to Persons with Disabilities. The United Nations Convention on the rights of Persons with Disabilities requires all states parties to promote and protect the political rights of all Persons with Disabilities.Ministry of I&B is not working with the letter of The United Nations Convention as well as PWD Act and thus denying the Natural Justice to the PWD
Bharati Rathi
Bharati Rathi 11 years 8 months ago
Hon. Modiji Now a days students are very stressed due to diff type of competitive exams. In fact people have started business of such exams. At least we should ban such exams up to school level. Students should get adequate knowledge of Indian ancient methods of study. Even the Geeta can be added as a part of regular syllabus. That will help students to inculcate moral values.
Harshal Pawar
Harshal Pawar 11 years 8 months ago
Two competitive exams for each field one at state level and other at national level. Admission on basis of merit. Most of teachers are not eligible for teaching. So, tests must be applicable for them too. Syllabus must be according to the international standard and interactive as well. Exams must conducted in the surveillance of CCTV. I remembered incident in SSC Examination, many students copying and teachers helping them in examination hall. There must be exam for welfare, building of India
Suhas Donthi
Suhas Donthi 11 years 8 months ago
Honerable PM, I am one of the thousands of people who have gone to the USA to study. I have completed till my 12th and now I have moved to the U.S. just for education purpose. The reason I decided US and not India is universities in the U.S are more open to opportunities and give practical experience, but in India we study so much for exams at the end of the day, we don't know how to apply it. What can be done and will be done to keep people like me in the country we love?