2014 |
Volume 3 |
Issue Issue 3
Perception of B-school Students towards Entrepreneurship
1.
Sukhjeet Matharu
– Assistant Professor, Finance, Prestige Inst Of Mgt And Research, Indore, Madhya Pradesh, India
2.
Bharti Motwani
– Assistant Professor, Finance, Prestige Inst Of Mgt And Research, Indore, Madhya Pradesh, India
3.
Sharda Haryani
– Assistant Professor, Finance, Prestige Inst Of Mgt And Research, Indore, Madhya Pradesh, India
Received
30-Oct-2014
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Accepted
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Published
30-Oct-2014
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Abstract
Entrepreneurship is seen as significant source for economic growth and development in todays world. Students of higher educational institutes can be considered as the primary resource for future entrepreneurs as education to a great extent influences the creation and development of entrepreneurial attitudes. It is important to identify the characteristics of aspiring entrepreneurs and the variables that influence their entrepreneurial spirit so as to understand the similarities and differences between entrepreneurially oriented male and female students. A primary survey was conducted amongst the students of business schools in central India. In this empirical study the perception of the students towards entrepreneurial intentions was studied on the basis of responses collected through a five point Likert scale questionnaire.
Keywords Economic Growth, Aspiring, Entrepreneurial Intentions, Students, Central India
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