India experiences big difficulties with its high degrees of joblessness among the youth particularly college graduates as a result of the absence of work experience, decreased capabilities base, as well as higher education. The main problem handled in our financial scenario is the rate, the price is high in India contrasted to all different other nations, most of the grads are currently out of work otherwise working in a company which not attached to their core. The emphasis of the research hops on just how the mindset differs from a single person to an added on the appeal of entrepreneurship as work as well as to study the partnership between the business point of view along with the business opportunities-entrepreneurial atmosphere. The researcher applied descriptive research design and the population of the study is engineering college students studying in engineering colleges affiliated to Anna University. List of colleges offering Engineering Programme in Coimbatore district affiliated to Anna University was obtained from the Anna University website. The sample design adopted for the study is systematic random sampling with a total sample size of 400.The findings of the study reveals that factors towards entrepreneurship significantly influence the overall parental factors attitudes towards entrepreneurship
Inhaltsverzeichnis (Table of Contents)
- I - Introduction
- II - Problem Statement
- III - Objectives
- To understand the demographic profile of engineering college students
- To study and analysis of parents occupation and business guidance from engineering students parents.
- To study the relationship between parental factors and entrepreneurial opportunities.
- To understand the relationship and behaviour between parental factors and entrepreneurial environment within the engineering institution
- IV - Literature review
Zielsetzung und Themenschwerpunkte (Objectives and Key Themes)
The research aims to analyze the influence of parental factors on the entrepreneurial perspectives of engineering students in India. The study investigates the relationship between parental attitudes towards entrepreneurship and the students' own perceptions of entrepreneurial opportunities and environments.
- Parental factors and their impact on entrepreneurial attitudes
- Entrepreneurial opportunities and environment in India
- The role of education in fostering entrepreneurial skills
- Government policies and their influence on entrepreneurship
- The challenges and opportunities for entrepreneurship in India
Zusammenfassung der Kapitel (Chapter Summaries)
- I - Introduction: This chapter introduces the research topic, highlighting the significance of entrepreneurship in India's economic landscape. The chapter discusses the challenges of unemployment among youth, particularly college graduates, and emphasizes the need to promote entrepreneurship among them.
- II - Problem Statement: This chapter elaborates on the problem of high unemployment rates in India, particularly among engineering graduates. The chapter identifies the lack of understanding of entrepreneurial perspectives and the absence of a conducive entrepreneurial environment as contributing factors.
- III - Objectives: This chapter outlines the research objectives, which include analyzing the demographic profile of engineering college students, studying parental occupation and guidance, investigating the relationship between parental factors and entrepreneurial opportunities, and understanding the relationship between parental factors and the entrepreneurial environment.
- IV - Literature Review: This chapter presents a review of relevant existing research on entrepreneurship, focusing on the factors that influence entrepreneurial perspectives and behaviors. It explores studies conducted in various countries and provides insights into the development of entrepreneurship education and its role in fostering entrepreneurial ambitions.
Schlüsselwörter (Keywords)
Key terms and concepts explored in this research include: entrepreneurial opportunities, entrepreneurial attitudes, entrepreneurial environment, parental factors, parents' occupation and guidance, business support from parents, entrepreneurship education, and government policies.
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- Dr. Jose Prabhu Joseph John (Author), 2020, Parental Factors and Perspectives of Engineering Students towards Entrepreneurship, Munich, GRIN Verlag, https://www.grin.com/document/961075
