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Advancement in technology has led to prolong and rampant computer usage which in turn has led to many health problems, among which problems related to eyes are very prominent and one among them is Computer Vision Syndrome (CVS). Objectives: The present study was conducted to assess the prevalence and associated risk factors of Computer Vision Syndrome among the Computer Science students of an Engineering College. Methods: A cross-sectional study was conducted among undergraduate engineering college students of a University situated in Kancheepuram. The participants were surveyed using a pre-tested structured questionnaire through google forms. In this, factors affecting single and multiple symptoms of CVS were compared. Results: A total of 253 students were included in the study based on the In the population studied,129/253 (51%) were females, 120/253(47.4%) were males The use rate of mobile phone174/253 (68.5%) was higher and the majority153/253 (60.4%) of their screen time were for more than 3 hours. The prevalence was found to be 97.2% among the students. The present study showed that almost all the students complained of any one of the symptoms of CVS while using a computer/gadget. Conclusion: The use of computers has become universal in higher education institutions that too in this pandemic situation, the subject of the prevention of CVS and associated discomfort should be made part of the curriculum in higher institutions.

A Study on Single versus Multiple Symptoms of Computer Vision Syndrome (CVS) among Engineering Students in Kancheepuram District, Tamil Nadu