DEO Hoshiarpur Lalita Arora Encourages Students for Stress-Free Board Exams

Hoshiarpur/ March 3/Daljeet Ajnoha 

As the Punjab School Education Board (PSEB) final exams are in full swing, District Education Officer (DEO) Hoshiarpur, Lalita Arora, delivered an inspiring message to students, emphasizing the importance of stress-free learning, self-confidence, and positive thinking while appearing for their exams.

During an engaging and meaningful interaction with renowned educationist and journalist Sanjiv Kumar, DEO Lalita Arora highlighted how exams should not be seen as a burden but as an opportunity for students to showcase their knowledge and skills. She advised students to remain calm, avoid panic, and trust their preparation, as hard work and dedication always yield good results.

She further urged parents and teachers to play a constructive role in reducing students' stress levels by offering encouragement rather than pressure. “Students should feel motivated and confident rather than anxious. A supportive environment at home and school plays a crucial role in shaping their academic journey,” she stated.

In her goodwill message, she wished all students of the district the very best for their exams, expressing confidence that their efforts will lead to success. She also emphasized that education is not just about exams but about lifelong learning, and students should focus on understanding concepts rather than rote memorization.

The conversation between DEO Lalita Arora and Sanjiv Kumar also brought attention to the importance of mental well-being during exams. They discussed ways to help students cope with exam-related stress, such as time management, relaxation techniques, and a balanced study schedule.

Her words of encouragement are expected to boost the morale of students across Hoshiarpur, helping them approach their exams with a calm, focused, and confident mindset.

With education leaders and social figures coming forward to support students, such positive messages serve as a reminder that success is not defined by marks  alone but by perseverance, learning, and self-growth.