Abstract

Stress was born along with human. We cannot separate human being and stress. The level of stress is noticeable in all the life events. Good stress and coping makes achievements. But some disagreement is present in human behaviour and stress. The culture, society, moral has important role in stress. By considering them, the gender difference is needed to highlight in stress. This article reviewed the some studies which mainly focused on gender difference and stress among students. There are n number of studies regarding assessment of stress and hundreds of studies that assessing stress among students after global pandemic. The few examples studies revelled that students are in moderate to severe level of stress regardless of course studying, demographic background. But it is demonstrated that, gender difference presence still. It is need to highlight in order to avoid unhealthy future. The respective persons like parents and teachers, need to focused. paying attention equally to their child, observing their social media activities, assessing the signs mental illness, identify the vulnerable can avoid mental illness due to stress

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