A study of 500 students from 5 universities in Delhi found that depression, anxiety, and stress are major issues. Nearly 18% had thoughts of self-harm or suicide, while 65% experienced depression. 20% used substances like alcohol or tobacco. The report found students are overwhelmed by academics and careers while also struggling with relationships and self-confidence. Experts call for identifying at-risk students and promoting coping skills to prevent suicide. The study also found 5% may have severe mental disorders and many students have sleep issues which can affect mood and concentration.

1. Depression, anxiety dog varsity
students: Study
Report Covering Five NCR Institutes To Be Released Today
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A study of 500 youths from five universities in NCR, including Delhi University
and JNU, has found that depression and academics-related anxiety have
become major concerns among students today .Nearly 17.8% of the
participants have had thoughts about self-harm and suicide, while an
alarming 64.6% have experienced depression symptoms.At least 20% of the
respondents have indulged in alcohol, tobacco and other substance abuse as
well, says the report, which will be released on Thursday , two days before
World Mental Health Day .
The report, prepared by Cosmos Institute of Mental Health and Behavioural
Sciences, has revealed that many students are not only overburdened by
academic pressure and career uncertainties but also face additional stress
due to lack of self-confidence and difficulties in inter-personal relationships
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“There has been an alarming rise in the number of suicides among
college students over the past two decades.These figures are a tip of
the iceberg as the number of stu dents experiencing death wish es,
suicidal ideation and hesita ion attempts is even higher mpulsive traits
in personality can further worsen the risk for self-injurious behaviour,“
said Dr Shobhana Mittal, consult ant psychiatrist at CIMBS.
Mittal stressed on the need o identify students with sui cidal
tendencies and seek time y help for evaluation of under ying psychiatric
problems, if any . “There is also an impend ing need to promote life
skills among college students for coping with stressful events and
prevent of suicide,“ she added.
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The study , which was conducted on 19 mental and behavioural
disorders, has concluded that 5% of the participants reported about
symptoms suggestive of major psychotic disorders requiring evaluation.
At least 34% of the women students and 15.7% of the men have sleep
disturbances. “With change in lifestyle, today's youth go through
`phase-shift insomnia', in which they sleep late at night and wake up
late.But sleeping as per the body's natural clock is important for a
healthy body and mind. Sleep disturbances can lead to changes in
mood, difficulty in concentration and energy levels. It may also be a
symptom of another underlying psychiatric disorder,“ said Dr Sunil
Mittal, senior psychiatrist.
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