'One Exam Cannot Define You': PM Modi's Message To Students As CBSE Declares Class 10, 12 Results

PM Modi congratulated students on announcement of CBSE results and urged them to stay confident and curious. He asked them and not feel dejected, saying "one exam cannot define you".

PM Modi congratulated Class 10 and 12 students as the CBSE announced board exam results today.

Source : x.com/BJP4India

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday congratulated CBSE Class 10 and 12 students on the announcement of their board exam results earlier today. He also shared a motivational message for students, stressing how "one exam cannot define you".

He urged students to stay confident and curious and not feel dejected in case their results did not turn out as per their expectations.

"Dear #ExamWarriors, Heartiest congratulations to everyone who has cleared the CBSE Class XII and X examinations! This is the outcome of your determination, discipline and hard work. Today is also a day to acknowledge the role played by parents, teachers and all others who have contributed to this feat. Wishing Exam Warriors great success in all the opportunities that lie ahead!" stated in a post on X.

Stressing how an exam cannot define someone, PM Modi wrote: "To those who feel slightly dejected at their scores, I want to tell them: one exam can never define you. Your journey is much bigger and your strengths go far beyond the mark sheet."

"Stay confident, stay curious because great things await," he added.

To those who feel slightly dejected at their scores, I want to tell them: one exam can never define you. Your journey is much bigger and your strengths go far beyond the mark sheet. Stay confident, stay curious because great things await. #ExamWarriors

— Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) May 13, 2025

Earlier today, Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) declared results for Class 10 and 12 board exams. While over 93 per cent students cleared the Class 10 exams, the pass percentage in class 12 exams stood at 88.39 per cent. Girls outshone boys in both exams.