Navya - "Students often feel worried about their results, but remember, your grades don’t

define who you are. Teachers are here to help and encourage you, not just to give marks.
Keep doing your best, stay calm, and trust that hard work always pays off.

Avisha - Believe in yourself and stay positive!" This is the Ideas that My class is
presenting today, Good morning ma’am, respected teachers and my fellow mates.

Navya – Good Morning everyone, Today, I Navya

Avisha – and I Avisha are here to host our class morning assembly revolving around the
topic of the Anxiety of the Results of your Exams.

Navya – For starters let’s call Aditya and divyansh for the thought of the
day.

Aditya :Work as hard as you can and then be happy in the knowledge,you
couldn't have done anymore

Divyansh : "परिणामों की चिंता मत करो, अगर आपने मेहनत की है, तो सफलता जरूर
मिलेगी, और शिक्षकों का साथ हमेशा आपको सही दिशा दिखाएगा।"

Navya- Thank you Aditya and Divyansh for such Inspiring thoughts.

Avisha : Now to keep us updated on the happenings around our world, I would like to
incite Akshita(Chauhan) and yash agarwal to deliver today’s news.

Navya : Thanks a lot yash and Akshita(Chauhan).

Navya : Now, I should invite Siddharth on the stage for his speech.

Siddharth : Good morning everyone,

As students, we often feel nervous when it’s time for exam results. The pressure to do
well can make us anxious, and we start thinking that our future depends on these results.
But the truth is, results only show how much we have worked, not who we are.

Our teachers help a lot in reducing this anxiety. They guide us, encourage us, and
remind us that our hard work matters. They teach us that failing is not the end, it’s a
chance to learn and improve. Teachers help us understand that the journey of learning is
more important than just the results.
Instead of stressing about results, we should focus on learning and doing our best. With
the support of our teachers, we can face the future with confidence.

Thank you."

Avisha :Now, Let’s welcome our Class 11 – A to present the Skit that they have prepared
to convey the topic.

Title: "The Board Exam Rollercoaster and Our Teachers' Motivation"

Characters:

● shubhay – Sets the tone and guides the story

● Rudy – A stressed-out student, nervous about his results
● Adrija – A highly anxious student who overthinks everything
● Ansh – The over-confident student, pretending to be cool
● Yamata – The calm and sensible student
● Rishika – A motivational teacher with a touch of humor
● Madhav – A teacher with a great sense of humor
● Shivansh – A student who tries to stay positive but struggles
● Vedanga – A student who is always panicking and exaggerating
● Akshita(Bhardwaj) – A student with funny one-liners
● Krishna – The school Principal with helpful advice

Scene 1: The Anxiety Hits

Shubhay:
It’s that time of the year again. The board exams are over, and now, the results anxiety
begins. The tension is real. Let’s meet Rudy, our student in crisis.

(Rudy enters, pacing back and forth, holding his phone.)

Rudy:
I can’t do this! Result ka sochke meri dhadkan tez ho gayi hai! What if I fail? What if my
future is ruined?

Shubhay (chiming in):

Ah, the classic case of exam anxiety. And here’s Adrija, who thinks the results will
change the course of history itself.

Adrija (frantically scrolling through her phone):

I’ve been checking the results link every five minutes! What if the internet slow ho gaya?
What if I can’t open the page? What if I miss the announcement?
Ansh (sitting casually, grinning):
Relax, yaar! I’m totally chill. Results are just a number. I didn’t even study much. I just
hope the exam wasn’t too difficult.

Yamata (calmly sipping water):

Ansh, you did study, right? Or did you just look at the book’s cover?

Ansh (laughing nervously):

Well... I read the first page, and that counts, right?

Rudy (panicking):
But what if I get a bad result? Everyone will know! Mujhe ye sab bilkul nahi chahiye!

Vedanga (overdramatic, running in):

OMG! What if I get less marks ? My life is over! Mummy-Papa ka chehra kaise
dekhoongi?

Adrija (sympathetically):
Don’t worry, Vedanga. We’re all in this together.

Vedanga (shaking her head):

Lekin meri zindagi khatam ho gayi hai!

Scene 2: Teacher’s Visit – Rishika’s Motivation

Shubhay:
Enter Rishika. She has a way of calming the storm, no matter how crazy things get.

(Rishika enters, smiling with a cup of tea in hand.)

Rishika (looking at the students):

What’s all this commotion? Rudy, Adrija, Ansh, Vedanga, why are you guys looking like
you just saw a ghost?

Adrija (dramatically):
Rishika, I can’t breathe! What if my results are terrible? What if my future is ruined
forever?

Ansh (smiling):
Miss, I’m totally relaxed. I’ve already planned my vacation after the results. Who needs
exams when you have sun and sand?

Rishika (laughing):
Arre yaar Ansh! Results par itna tension mat lo. Remember, padhayi acchi karo, and
then chhodo sab. You can’t control everything.

Shivansh (sighing):
Miss, how do we stop worrying? Every time I think about the results, mera dil dhadakne
lagta hai.
Rishika:
Shivansh, imagine yourself as a kangaroo. Do kangaroos worry? No! They just hop
forward, one step at a time. You do your best and leave the rest to destiny.

Vedanga (interrupting):
But what if I don’t hop, Miss? What if I just fall flat on my face?

Rishika (chuckling):
Vedanga, if you fall, get up with a smile. That’s how you learn and grow.

Scene 3: Madhav’s Take

Shubhay:
And here comes Madhav, always ready with a joke. He’s the teacher who knows how to
lighten the mood.

(Madhav enters with a wide grin.)

Madhav (mocking seriousness):

Ah, results ka season has arrived! You know, I’ve been teaching for 20 years, and guess
what? I still haven’t seen my own report card!

Rudy (confused):
Wait, what? You’ve never seen your own result?

Madhav:
Nope! Why? Because I don’t stress about it. If I get good marks, I celebrate. If not, I just
say, “Well, that’s life!”

Akshita(Bhardwaj) (laughing):
I like that! Maybe I’ll just say I was busy inventing the next big app – “Results Tracker.”
It’s like a GPS for your future!

Avisha (calmly):
But Madhav, shouldn’t we care about our results?

Madhav:
Of course, Avisha! But balance is key. You do your best, study hard, and then leave it.
Results are just a small part of who you are.

Vedanga (panicking):
But what if I don’t get good results, and everyone makes fun of me?

Madhav (smiling):
Vedanga, don’t worry. Agar tumhe tumhara result achha nahi milta, toh tumhare jokes se
sab ko hansi aayegi!

Scene 4: Krishna’s Wise Words

Shubhay :
And now, Krishna enters with some important words to calm everyone down.

(Krishna walks in with a stern but friendly expression.)

Krishna (smiling):
Students, I’ve heard a lot of anxiety about your results. But I want to remind you of
something very important. Your results don’t define you. It’s your hard work, your effort,
and your attitude that matter the most.

Rudy:
But Sir, what if the results are bad?

Krishna:
Rudy, if you’ve given your best, don’t worry about the results. It’s okay if you didn’t get
the score you wanted. What matters is how you learn from your mistakes and improve.
Every successful person has failed at some point. What’s important is how you rise after
that fall.

Madhav (joking):
Wahi toh! Fail hona hai toh style se hona chahiye! Make sure you get an applause for
your “failure!”

Scene 5: The Lightbulb Moment

Navya:
And now, after hearing from their teachers, the students start to understand the bigger
picture.

(Rudy, Adrija, and Ansh are now sitting calmly, nodding.)

Rudy (smiling):
You know what? I’ve been overthinking. I’ll do my best and leave the rest. There’s no
point in stressing.

Adrija (relieved):
Yeah, we all worry, but we need to focus on what we can control. It’s okay to be nervous,
but we can’t let it control us.

Yamata (laughing):
And if I fail, at least I can say I tried. I’ll just blame it on my “experimental study method”.

Rishika (smiling):
That’s the spirit, Yamata! Do your best and stay positive. Yahi hai sahi raasta!

Closing – Narrator’s Message

Shubhay :
So, friends, anxiety is normal, especially before results. But let’s not forget – it’s not the
results that matter most. It’s the effort, the growth, and how we handle every situation.

Shubhay:
The next time you feel anxious, remember – your future is bright, no matter what a piece
of paper says. Keep moving forward, one step at a time!

Navya - कर्मण्येवाधिकारस्ते मा फलेषु कदाचन।

मा कर्मफलहेतुर्भूर्मा ते सङ्गोऽस्त्वकर्मणि
Avisha - When one considers as to what is within his power to do, realises that one can
work hard towards a goal. Will he be successful or not is not in his hands. But when one
has put in efforts he is more likely to be successful.

Navya : Thanks everyone for their Help in the Assembly.

Avisha : I would now like to call our Respected Principal ma'am for her word of wisdom.