Take on exams with self-confidence; Tamil Nadu Government always stand by you: CM Stalin
The Hindu
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M.K. Stalin encourages students to approach upcoming exams with confidence and assures government support.
Ahead of the public examinations set to commence from Monday (March 3, 2025), Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M.K. Stalin on Sunday (March 2, 2025) issued a message to the students advising them to take on the examinations with self-confidence. He also assured that the State Government would always stand by them.
“Your efforts undertaken so far would give you good results in this exam. I have total confidence in your hard work. Do take on the exams with confidence,” Mr. Stalin said in his message to the students, set to appear in the examinations set to commence this week.
The Chief Minister also advised the students to be mindful of their health, including sleep pattern, food habits and mental well-being. Mr. Stalin listed out the programmes being implemented by his government for their higher education.
“The Tamil Nadu Government and I would always stand by you! My hearty wishes to you the victory for your hard work!” Mr. Stalin said.
The Board Examination for Class XII is set to commence on March 3, 2025 in which more than 8.21 lakh students would appear. The public examinations for Class XI are scheduled to commence on March 5, 2025 and more than 8.23 lakh students are expected to appear in them.
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