Divyanshi Rana

Ms. Divyanshi Rana is an Assistant Professor of Psychology with a strong academic and professional background. A gold medalist in both her bachelor's and master's degrees in psychology, she was also awarded the Chancellor's Medal at graduation for her outstanding academic achievements.

Her research work includes publications on resilience in addiction and anxiety in childhood, along with several national and international paper presentations on themes such as social media involvement among adolescents and the relationship between academic achievement and self-efficacy.

Beyond academics, Ms. Rana has accumulated over 400 hours of intensive internship training in rehabilitation psychology, gaining practical experience in supporting individuals recovering from addiction and other psychological challenges. She has also worked as a rehabilitation counselor, further strengthening her applied skills in mental health care.

In her teaching and mentoring, Ms. Rana emphasizes bridging theory with practice, encouraging students to deeply engage with psychological concepts and apply them in real-world contexts. Her dedication reflects a holistic approach to psychology that integrates academic rigor with compassionate practice.