growing. They are going through puberty, meeting the changing expectations of others, and coping with feelings
they might not have had before [5]. Another report suggests that earning grade is the not the alone source of stress.
There were other potential source like excessive homework, unclear assignment and uncomfortable classroom [6].
By use of the Psychological Distress Inventory, that the top five sources of stress among female college students
consisted of financial problems, test pressure, failing a test, being rejected by someone, and relationship break-ups
[7]. Some other factors were relations with faculty members and time pressures also added as a source of stress [8].
One of the most important factors is relationship with family and friends, eating and sleeping habits and loneliness
may affect students badly [9]. The stress levels are different among students and also difference between male and
female. Medical education is perceived as being stressful with negative effects on student’s mental health. However,
few studies have addressed the influence of gender on stress in medical Students” [10]. Research findings suggested
that male students feel stronger stress from family factor than female ones; students in higher grades feel more stress
from physical/mental, school, and emotional factors; students who take a student loan also feel more stress from
physical/mental, school, and emotional factors [4]. Antihypertensive agents Schiffbases 4'-(6-chloro-5-nitro-2-[4-(3-
substituted-phenyl-acryloylamino)-phenylbenzimidazole -1-ylmethyl) -biphenyl-2-carboxylic acid and side chain of
different aromatic aldehydes was synthesized from substituted compounds and tested to induce hypertensive in rats
[11]. In a report it was found that a biochemical approach of the HbA1c in diabetes associated nephropathy was
proposed in Chhattisgarh populations. Results shows fasting blood sugar, post prandial blood sugar and glycosylated
hemoglobin was elevated [12]. Same authors also reported that role of glycosylated hemoglobin in diabetes with
obesity in Chhattisgarh was studied. They have found that good glycemic control was useful tool to prevent the
possibilities of development of diabetes associated obesity [13]. For reductions and neutralizations of effect of free
radicals, role of antioxidants is quite important [14]. Another report suggests that the nutritional status, feeding
practices and rates of exclusive breast feedings and child immunizations in some area of Nigeria was established. It
was reported that adequate counseling of mothers would help and maintain the good nutritional status of children
attending infant welfare clinic [15].
MATERIALS AND METHODS
A questionnaire was prepared to study the stress among both undergraduate and post graduate students at different
Government and private colleges. A number of 250 college students were involved in this research. From the total,
150 respondents were female and 100 respondents were male. The data analysis includes descriptive analysis. Tool
use for the research is questionnaire set with two parts. Part A is about different stress related symptoms. Part B
measures stress level in leading a student life in colleges.
RESULTS AND DISCUSSION
Stress is a natural phenomenon which cannot be escaped during our lifetimes. Thousands of different kinds of stress
may experience throughout the lifetime of peoples. However, the level of stress could vary from very intense to
minimal which depends on several factors. Regardless of the level, stress has an effect on a person’s physical and
emotional well- being. Reactions to stress effects us as well as people with whom we live, work, and encounter on a
daily basis. It is important to learn how to recognize when your stress levels are out of control. The most dangerous
thing about stress is how easily it can creep up on us. Stress is one kind of mental imbalance, low mental satisfactory
condition. This study examined the students’ stress during their college life. Stress disturbs the equilibrium of the
body. It affects physically, emotionally, and mentally. When individuals experience stress or face demanding
situation, they adopt ways of dealing with it, as they cannot remain in a continued state of tension. The signs and
symptoms of stress overload can be almost anything. Stress affects the mind, body, and behavior in many ways, and
everyone experiences stress differently. It has been found in our report that the various symptoms which lead to
stress mostly seen in more numbers in females as compared to males. Out of 250 students, 60% of females are prone
to the given symptoms whereas 40% of males are prone to these stress related symptoms. If we carefully observed
we will find that the divisions of all the students were not equal, out of 250 students private college graduate
includes 15% and 12% of male and female respectively. However private college post graduate includes 10% male
and 13% female in this study. In government colleges graduate and post-graduate includes 20% and 8% males
respectively .On other hand graduate and post-graduate includes 8% and 15% of females respectively. Stress cannot
be easily removed from our lives; however we should try to minimize it. Be realistic, reducing larger tasks to
manageable increments and working through one by one. We cannot control life stress, but we can control the effect
of stress in us. Focusing on the positive is one is one of the ways to relieve stress that offers profound results that
problems we are facing are easier to solve with a more output approac
growing. They are going through puberty, meeting the changing expectations of others, and coping with feelings
they might not have had before [5]. Another report suggests that earning grade is the not the alone source of stress.
There were other potential source like excessive homework, unclear assignment and uncomfortable classroom [6].
By use of the Psychological Distress Inventory, that the top five sources of stress among female college students
consisted of financial problems, test pressure, failing a test, being rejected by someone, and relationship break-ups
[7]. Some other factors were relations with faculty members and time pressures also added as a source of stress [8].
One of the most important factors is relationship with family and friends, eating and sleeping habits and loneliness
may affect students badly [9]. The stress levels are different among students and also difference between male and
female. Medical education is perceived as being stressful with negative effects on student’s mental health. However,
few studies have addressed the influence of gender on stress in medical Students” [10]. Research findings suggested
that male students feel stronger stress from family factor than female ones; students in higher grades feel more stress
from physical/mental, school, and emotional factors; students who take a student loan also feel more stress from
physical/mental, school, and emotional factors [4]. Antihypertensive agents Schiffbases 4'-(6-chloro-5-nitro-2-[4-(3-
substituted-phenyl-acryloylamino)-phenylbenzimidazole -1-ylmethyl) -biphenyl-2-carboxylic acid and side chain of
different aromatic aldehydes was synthesized from substituted compounds and tested to induce hypertensive in rats
[11]. In a report it was found that a biochemical approach of the HbA1c in diabetes associated nephropathy was
proposed in Chhattisgarh populations. Results shows fasting blood sugar, post prandial blood sugar and glycosylated
hemoglobin was elevated [12]. Same authors also reported that role of glycosylated hemoglobin in diabetes with
obesity in Chhattisgarh was studied. They have found that good glycemic control was useful tool to prevent the
possibilities of development of diabetes associated obesity [13]. For reductions and neutralizations of effect of free
radicals, role of antioxidants is quite important [14]. Another report suggests that the nutritional status, feeding
practices and rates of exclusive breast feedings and child immunizations in some area of Nigeria was established. It
was reported that adequate counseling of mothers would help and maintain the good nutritional status of children
attending infant welfare clinic [15].
MATERIALS AND METHODS
A questionnaire was prepared to study the stress among both undergraduate and post graduate students at different
Government and private colleges. A number of 250 college students were involved in this research. From the total,
150 respondents were female and 100 respondents were male. The data analysis includes descriptive analysis. Tool
use for the research is questionnaire set with two parts. Part A is about different stress related symptoms. Part B
measures stress level in leading a student life in colleges.
RESULTS AND DISCUSSION
Stress is a natural phenomenon which cannot be escaped during our lifetimes. Thousands of different kinds of stress
may experience throughout the lifetime of peoples. However, the level of stress could vary from very intense to
minimal which depends on several factors. Regardless of the level, stress has an effect on a person’s physical and
emotional well- being. Reactions to stress effects us as well as people with whom we live, work, and encounter on a
daily basis. It is important to learn how to recognize when your stress levels are out of control. The most dangerous
thing about stress is how easily it can creep up on us. Stress is one kind of mental imbalance, low mental satisfactory
condition. This study examined the students’ stress during their college life. Stress disturbs the equilibrium of the
body. It affects physically, emotionally, and mentally. When individuals experience stress or face demanding
situation, they adopt ways of dealing with it, as they cannot remain in a continued state of tension. The signs and
symptoms of stress overload can be almost anything. Stress affects the mind, body, and behavior in many ways, and
everyone experiences stress differently. It has been found in our report that the various symptoms which lead to
stress mostly seen in more numbers in females as compared to males. Out of 250 students, 60% of females are prone
to the given symptoms whereas 40% of males are prone to these stress related symptoms. If we carefully observed
we will find that the divisions of all the students were not equal, out of 250 students private college graduate
includes 15% and 12% of male and female respectively. However private college post graduate includes 10% male
and 13% female in this study. In government colleges graduate and post-graduate includes 20% and 8% males
respectively .On other hand graduate and post-graduate includes 8% and 15% of females respectively. Stress cannot
be easily removed from our lives; however we should try to minimize it. Be realistic, reducing larger tasks to
manageable increments and working through one by one. We cannot control life stress, but we can control the effect
of stress in us. Focusing on the positive is one is one of the ways to relieve stress that offers profound results that
problems we are facing are easier to solve with a more output approac
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