84.6 percent university students faced mental health crisis during pandemic: Study
The study found that at least 84.6 percent of university students had mental health issues during the pandemic, according to the findings of a recent study. The report also indicated that female students (87.44 percentage) were at risk of depression than male students (80.38 per cent). The results of the research which was carried out through the Aachol Foundation, a student founded social group, were presented at a live press conference held on Saturday. A survey was conducted among 2,552 people from September 12 and 26 this year for the study. The study found that three out of 4 students (75.5 percent) were not interested in studying, while 53.5 percent were dissatisfied with the online educational system. Of those, 31.9 percent were very dissatisfied. The study revealed that 1,541 students struggled with mental health problems that led to an uncertain future. 1,537 suffered from loneliness 1 58 students were concerned about session overload and 1,028 faced fin...