In a tragic incident in Rajasthan’s Kota, a 21-year-old student preparing for the NEET (National Eligibility cum Entrance Test) has reportedly died by suicide. The police have identified the deceased as a student residing in a local coaching institute, which is known for its intense preparation programs for competitive exams.
According to the police, the student was found dead in their hostel room. Preliminary investigations suggest that the student was under significant academic pressure and struggling with the demands of rigorous study schedules. The exact circumstances leading to the suicide are still under investigation.
This incident underscores the severe stress faced by students in Kota, a city famous for its coaching centers that prepare students for various entrance exams. Authorities are now focusing on providing better mental health support and counseling to students to prevent such tragedies in the future.
Local education officials and mental health advocates are calling for immediate action to address the high levels of stress in these high-stakes environments. They emphasize the need for balanced study schedules and psychological support to ensure student well-being.
The community is mourning this loss and reflecting on the urgent need for reforms in the educational system to better support students’ mental health.
Sohail sinha
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