The Pursuit of Well-being for University Students in India

The 1st Edition of The Pursuit of Well-being for University Students in India presents a structured investigation of human wellbeing concepts, theoretical frameworks, and measurement techniques tailored to higher education context. Co-authors Narayan Prasad and Niti Arora examine how campus environments, economic perceptions, and personal choice domains shape daily student life across Indian universities.

The inquiry organizes student welfare into specific conceptual themes. It evaluates educational wellbeing, perceived economic status, physical health, and psychological state alongside patterns of social connectedness. To construct a balanced assessment model, the text integrates psychological distress as an essential negative indicator alongside positive functioning metrics.

By connecting global youth perspectives to national campus studies, the book provides standardized analytical tools for evaluating higher education environments. The content supports academic researchers in psychology, economic psychology, and sociology, as well as university counsellors, psychologists, and policy planners designing institutional quality of life assessments.