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Exploring Factors Affecting Entrepreneurial Attitude of University Students

S.R.Padma

Archives of Current Research International · pp. 227–236 · Published 19 Sep 2024

10.9734/acri/2024/v24i9888

Abstract

Aim: Explore and analyse the factors affecting entrepreneurial attitude of university students. Research Design: Ex-post facto research design. Sample: Post graduate and Doctoral scholars of University. Methodology: A structured questionnaire was developed and applied as data collection tool to 751 students for this study. Results: Respondents generally exhibit a high need for achievement (83.25%) characterized by strong planning, resilience, willingness to sacrifice for goals, and openness to innovation. Variations in responses, particularly regarding problem-solving abilities, highlight areas where some respondents might benefit from additional support or training. Notable percentage of undecided respondents regarding the intention to start a company (34.00%) indicates that while there is a strong inclination towards entrepreneurship, some respondents may still be weighing their options or facing uncertainties.

Students entrepreneurship need for achievement self-efficacy entrepreneurial intention attitude

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