An interactive one-hour awareness session titled **“Overcoming the Fear of Failure and Building Self-Confidence – From ‘What if I fail?’ to ‘I can handle it’”** was conducted for approximately 100 students of Classes 10 and 12 on **13 August 2026**, from **11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.** at the Kaveri Global School Auditorium. The session was led by **Dr. M. Asarnisa Begum, Psychiatrist, Aram Hospital**, with the aim of helping students understand and manage examination fear, performance anxiety, lack of confidence, self-doubt, and fear of failure, particularly while preparing for board examinations. The session covered the major causes of examination anxiety, effective ways to manage exam-related stress, useful study strategies, simple relaxation and breathing techniques, and practical strategies for managing the examination hall, along with interactive activities that enabled students to apply these techniques. A key message of the session was to shift students’ thinking from **“What if I fail?”** to **“I am prepared, I will do my best, and even if things do not go as expected, I can handle the situation.”** Students were also encouraged to understand that self-confidence does not mean being free from fear, but having the ability to act effectively despite fear or anxiety. The programme concluded with an interactive question-and-answer session, in which around 10–15 students actively participated and shared their doubts and concerns. The event was organized by MSW students of **Bishop Heber College**, with the participation of an Associate Professor from the Department of Social Work, the Head of the Psychology Department of Kaveri Global School, and several teachers who provided their support. Overall, the session equipped students with practical psychological strategies, effective study methods, relaxation techniques, and examination-management skills, helping them approach their upcoming board examinations with greater confidence, emotional control, and a positive mindset.