A STUDY ON ENTREPRENEURIAL INTENTIONS IN FEMALE STUDENTS IN BHIWANI DISTRICT OF HARYANA

development of an economy. The government has launched a number of measures to encourage young people to pursue entrepreneurship, yet few students actually launch a new business after finishing their study. Entrepreneurship contributes to capital formation, increased per capita income, job creation, balanced regional development, higher living standards, economic independence, backward and forward linkages, inspiring others to become entrepreneurs, creating knowledge spill overs, increasing the number of enterprises, providing diversity in firms, organising society's productive resources, producing new articles, developing new production techniques, and a variety of other benefits. The entrepreneur creates new jobs, which helps the economy. Frank Young "describes entrepreneur as a change agent". Entrepreneurs create company that organise employment to millions of people. They change resources into products and services. They make goods and services and uplift the living standards of people in a country. They are, in fact, creators of wealth; they try to lower costs of products, improve quality of life and create demand. They make the combination of resources and talent for best use. In this study we will study the entrepreneurial intention in students of Bhiwani.