PPC 2026 goes viral as over three crore students rush to interact with PM Modi before January 11 deadline
Pariksha Pe Charcha PPC 2026 has turned into a nationwide talking point as registrations cross the three crore mark. Students, teachers, and parents from across India are signing up in huge numbers to be part of the Prime Minister’s annual interaction focused on exams and stress.The response has been so strong that the MyGov portal has seen steady traffic since registrations opened. If you are a student feeling exam pressure, this programme is designed to speak directly to you, in a way that feels simple and real.Record-breaking participation across IndiaAccording to official participation data, more than 3.20 crore people have registered for PPC 2026. This includes over 2.98 crore students, 17.94 lakh teachers, and 3.76 lakh parents. The figures show how the programme continues to grow every year and attract attention from school communities nationwide.As on January 1, 2026, the participation numbers stood as follows:
The event focuses on open discussion around exams, preparation pressure, and mental well-being among students.Who can take part in PPC 2026The programme is open to three groups. Students from Classes 6 to 12 are eligible to participate. Teachers from recognised schools can also register. Parents or guardians of school-going children are included as well.Registrations started on December 1, 2025, and the application deadline is January 11, 2026. Interested participants can apply online through the MyGov portal at innovateindia1.mygov.in/ppc-2026.Prizes and special opportunities for participantsPPC 2026 also includes competitions hosted on the MyGov portal. Around 2,500 selected students, teachers, and parents will receive a special PPC kit from the Ministry of Education.A major highlight this year is the Golden Ticket opportunity. Ten participants, named Legendary Exam Warriors, will get a chance to visit the Prime Minister’s residence. This allows selected students to meet PM Narendra Modi in person.Focus on reducing exam stressThe main aim of Pariksha Pe Charcha is to help young people deal with exam-related anxiety.Through face, to, face interaction and mutual experiences, the programme builds room for open talks. One can hear genuine questions, real worries, and straightforward answers, all at the same time. While registrations are still available, PPC 2026 is not losing its momentum and continues to be the talk among students and families from all over the country.
