A STUDY ON COLLEGE STUDENTS PREFERENCES FOR HIGHER STUDIES WITH SPECIFIC REFERENCE TO COIMBATORE

The decision-making process regarding higher education is a significant milestone in the lives of college students, shaped by a complex set of academic, personal, social, and economic factors.This study aims to explore the preferences of college students in Coimbatore concerning their pursuit of higher studies.Recognized as an educational hub in Tamil Nadu, Coimbatore hosts a diverse student population, making it an ideal location for this research.Data was collected through structured questionnaires distributed across various colleges, aiming to capture insights into students' motivations and expectations.The study examines critical determinants such as course specialization, institutional reputation, career prospects, financial affordability, influence of family and peers, and the growing interest in international education.The findings reveal that while traditional factors like employability and affordability remain vital, students are increasingly drawn towards programs that offer skill development, research opportunities, and global exposure.Furthermore, the research highlights notable differences in preferences based on demographic variables such as gender, socio-economic background, and field of study.Male and

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International Research Journal of Education and Technology (IRJET).
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2024-11-29
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https://doi.org/10.70127/irjedt.vol.8.issue04.896
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Evaluation of Teaching Practices
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A STUDY ON COLLEGE STUDENTS PREFERENCES FOR HIGHER STUDIES WITH SPECIFIC REFERENCE TO COIMBATORE

V VARSHINI
International Research Journal of Education and Technology (IRJET).
Evaluation of Teaching Practices
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A STUDY ON COLLEGE STUDENTS PREFERENCES FOR HIGHER STUDIES WITH SPECIFIC REFERENCE TO COIMBATORE

V VARSHINI
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The decision-making process regarding higher education is a significant milestone in the lives of college students, shaped by a complex set of academic, personal, social, and economic factors.This study aims to explore the preferences of college students in Coimbatore concerning their pursuit of higher studies.Recognized as an educational hub in Tamil Nadu, Coimbatore hosts a diverse student population, making it an ideal location for this research.Data was collected through structured questionnaires distributed across various colleges, aiming to capture insights into students' motivations and expectations.The study examines critical determinants such as course specialization, institutional reputation, career prospects, financial affordability, influence of family and peers, and the growing interest in international education.The findings reveal that while traditional factors like employability and affordability remain vital, students are increasingly drawn towards programs that offer skill development, research opportunities, and global exposure.Furthermore, the research highlights notable differences in preferences based on demographic variables such as gender, socio-economic background, and field of study.Male and

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