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
Table of Contents
I - Introduction
II - Problem Statement
III - Objectives
IV - Literature review
V- Conceptual Framework
VI - Research Methodology
VII - Data analysis and discussion
1. Demographic analysis
2. Chi-Square Test
3. ANOVA and Multiple Comparisons Post-Hoc Bonferroni Test
4. Regression analysis
VII - Conclusion and Implication
Research Goals and Core Themes
The research investigates the influence of parental factors and family background on the entrepreneurial attitudes and intentions of engineering students in India, aiming to identify key drivers that can improve the startup ecosystem among youth.
- Demographic profile of engineering students
- Parental occupation and business guidance
- Relationship between parental factors and entrepreneurial opportunities
- Influence of the institutional environment on entrepreneurship
- Statistical correlation between family support and entrepreneurial intent
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II - Problem Statement
The primary trouble faced in our economy is Unemployment price, the price of unemployment is high in India compared to all other countries, most of the grads are now unemployed or else working in a business which not connected to their core This is mostly due to the fact that to the lack of understanding of the perspectives and understandings among the youth towards entrepreneurship, no coincidence that lots of universities are located in Tamilnadu, and also they have knowledgeable labors in a number of big sectors, The main problem is no recognition and extremely less understanding regarding the joblessness.
Comprehending the factors that predict a business perspective is crucial due to the fact that entrepreneurial behavior is a result of the positive perspective formation and also the purpose. Those are self-discipline, steadfast, and also consistent, they are able to devote and recommit promptly, and they are not frightened by challenges (Timmons & Spinelli, 2015). One of the crucial findings of the Worldwide Entrepreneurship Monitor Report of 2015 is exactly how perspectives differ from one individual to an additional the appearance of entrepreneurship as a job. The understanding of these attitudes can be critical in helping the policy instructions as well as in motivating entrepreneurship within the country (Bosma & Levie, 2009).
Summary of Chapters
I - Introduction: Discusses the significance of entrepreneurship for economic stability and the current challenges regarding youth unemployment in India.
II - Problem Statement: Addresses the high rate of unemployment among graduates and the lack of entrepreneurial perspective among the youth.
III - Objectives: Outlines the research goals, focusing on demographic profiling and understanding the relationship between parental support and entrepreneurial environments.
IV - Literature review: Reviews existing academic research on entrepreneurial intentions, the role of education, and institutional support systems.
V- Conceptual Framework: Presents the model linking student demographics, parental factors, and institutional environments to entrepreneurial opportunities.
VI - Research Methodology: Describes the descriptive research design using systematic random sampling of 400 engineering students and various statistical analysis tools.
VII - Data analysis and discussion: Provides a detailed demographic analysis and statistical testing (Chi-Square, ANOVA, Regression) of the collected survey data.
VII - Conclusion and Implication: Summarizes the findings and suggests policy implications, including the need for parental encouragement and institutional support.
Keywords
Entrepreneurial opportunities, Entrepreneurial attitudes, Entrepreneurial environment, Parental factors, Parents occupation and guidance, Business support from parents, Engineering students, Unemployment, Start-up funds, Entrepreneurship education, Career choice, Institutional environment, Youth employment, Economic development, Self-employment.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the primary focus of this study?
The study examines the perspectives of engineering students toward entrepreneurship, specifically investigating how parental factors and family guidance influence these attitudes.
What are the central themes of this research?
The central themes include the impact of parental occupation, the role of institutional environments in fostering entrepreneurship, and the statistical relationship between family support and a student's intention to start a business.
What is the core research question?
The study seeks to understand how parental factors and specific family backgrounds influence the entrepreneurial intentions of Indian engineering college students.
Which scientific methodology is applied?
The researcher employs a descriptive research design with systematic random sampling, utilizing statistical tools such as frequency analysis, ANOVA, and multiple regression analysis via SPSS.
What does the main body of the work cover?
The main body covers a literature review of global entrepreneurship trends, the conceptual framework of the study, detailed demographic analysis of respondents, and statistical validation of hypotheses regarding parental influence.
Which keywords best characterize this work?
Key terms include Entrepreneurial attitudes, Parental factors, Engineering students, Business guidance, and Entrepreneurial environment.
How does parental education level influence student entrepreneurship?
The study indicates that higher parental education levels and specific occupations significantly correlate with providing greater authority and guidance for graduate children to pursue entrepreneurship.
What is the significance of the ANOVA results in this study?
The ANOVA tests show statistically significant differences in student attitudes based on their parents' occupation, confirming that family background is a major variable in entrepreneurial intent.
What practical recommendations are offered for universities?
The author suggests that universities should integrate entrepreneurial training, foster ties with the industry, and leverage digital platforms like social media to support student-led business ventures.
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- Dr. Jose Prabhu Joseph John (Autor), 2020, Parental Factors and Perspectives of Engineering Students towards Entrepreneurship, Múnich, GRIN Verlag, https://www.grin.com/document/961075
