Academic Factors Influence on Entrepreneurial Intention – A Study with Reference to Management Students Amongst Chennai Management Schools

This research examines the factors influencing entrepreneurial Intention among management students in Chennai city.Its academic characteristics indicated that (academic curriculum, technical support, and Institutional support) are the independent variables, while entrepreneurial Intention is the dependent variable.A quantitative research design is designed where 60 questionnaires are distributed to target respondents to get the necessary information.All data were analyzed using SPSS Version 21.0 software.Correlation analysis showed that the strength of entrepreneurial Intention is significantly related, indicating that academic staff with high Curriculum and technical support had, most likely, highperformance levels.This study provided future research opportunities by using the same model to carry out a similar study in other universities and private universities to increase the statistical relevance of the research and more reliable results.However, it is insightful for universities to understand their students' motivation and Intention better and enhance and design the entrepreneurial course offering to be more proactive.Furthermore, this study provided future research opportunities by using the same model to conduct a similar study in different places.

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2025-01-27
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https://doi.org/10.26573/2025.22.1.61
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Entrepreneurship Studies and Influences
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Academic Factors Influence on Entrepreneurial Intention – A Study with Reference to Management Students Amongst Chennai Management Schools

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Academic Factors Influence on Entrepreneurial Intention – A Study with Reference to Management Students Amongst Chennai Management Schools

V. Dhayalan, S. Sandeep Vignesh, V. Muthukumar, Shashi Kumar
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This research examines the factors influencing entrepreneurial Intention among management students in Chennai city.Its academic characteristics indicated that (academic curriculum, technical support, and Institutional support) are the independent variables, while entrepreneurial Intention is the dependent variable.A quantitative research design is designed where 60 questionnaires are distributed to target respondents to get the necessary information.All data were analyzed using SPSS Version 21.0 software.Correlation analysis showed that the strength of entrepreneurial Intention is significantly related, indicating that academic staff with high Curriculum and technical support had, most likely, highperformance levels.This study provided future research opportunities by using the same model to carry out a similar study in other universities and private universities to increase the statistical relevance of the research and more reliable results.However, it is insightful for universities to understand their students' motivation and Intention better and enhance and design the entrepreneurial course offering to be more proactive.Furthermore, this study provided future research opportunities by using the same model to conduct a similar study in different places.

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