The important matter which is being overlooked by Management institutions intentionally or unintentionally. In today’s demanding competitive and cutthroat environment, students’ well-being directly impacts their success and capabilities to fight with the unexpected results.
Rising concerns about mental health and fluctuating focus patterns create a significant challenge. Here is the quick fact of the mental wellness challenges impacting the students.
Studies reveal that engineering students are 2-3 times more likely to experience depression and anxiety compared to the general population.
National Institute of Mental Health and Neurosciences (NIMHANS): Studies conducted by NIMHANS revealed that 45% of engineering students in Bangalore screened positive for anxiety and depression.
Medical students in India are battling a silent epidemic, a staggering prevalence of mental health challenges. Alarming research from various organizations paints a concerning picture:
The Permanente Journal (2015): Medical students suffer from depression and anxiety 2-3 times more than their peers, a stark reflection of their unique pressures.
World Health Organization (WHO): Depression and anxiety are leading global causes of disability, impacting not just well-being but also academic performance and future careers.
National Institute of Mental Health and Neurosciences (NIMHANS): Studies conducted by NIMHANS revealed that 45% of engineering students in Bangalore screened positive for anxiety and depression, suggesting similar trends might exist among medical students.
Doctors Without Borders: Their work highlights the impact of exposure to trauma and suffering on mental health, a reality medical students face daily.
Over 60% of Management students reported moderate to severe emotional distress and over 30% experienced significant impairment due to mental health symptoms.