Archive · 22 Aug 2025
Report: Academic Pressure, Anxiety, and Sleep Issues Impact Students
A new report shows many students are struggling with stress and mental health.
Many kids are not feeling good and girls are feeling sad more often than boys.
Many students are unsure where to find help, and they worry about what they will do after school.
Also, they are not getting enough sleep.
The report found that this is a big problem and schools need to provide more support.
One in five students rarely feel calm, motivated, or excited.
Girls are nearly twice as likely as boys to feel persistent sadness.
40% of students don't know where to seek help for mental well-being in school.
Three out of four Class 12 students are sleep-deprived.
Uncertainty about future prospects is among the top stressors for students.
- Who
- The report surveyed 8,542 students between classes 8 and 12.
- What
- A report reveals high levels of stress and emotional distress among students.
- When
- The report was released at the Annual IC3 Conference and Expo this week.
- Where
- Across India.
- Why
- To assess student well-being and identify stressors.
Challenges Faced
Moving Forward
Mental Health Support
Challenges Faced
Many students are experiencing mental health issues.
Moving Forward
Schools are starting to offer more help with student counseling.
- Report Title
- IC3 Student Suicide Aversion Report 2025
- Organization
- IC3 Movement
- Students surveyed
- 8,542
- Students rarely calm/motivated
- One in five
- Grade 12 students not getting enough sleep
- Three in four
