The Perceived Preferences and Priority Pattern of Farm Graduates towards Higher Agricultural Education Vis-À-Vis Employment

Mehta, Shikha; Godara, A. K.; Shivrain, D.K.; Singh, Nasib

doi:10.1080/09718923.2011.11892921

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“…It depends on so many factors to decide their goal. A study by Mehta et al (2011) revealed that for agriculture collegian civil/ administrative jobs remained the first choice followed by educational and research institutional jobs, state government jobs, agro-based public sector, agro-based private sector and self-employment, while, general jobs and farming were the least preferred job areas. Attitudes are defined by cognitive psychology as the predisposition to respond in a generally favorable or unfavorable manner concerning the object of the attitude.…”

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Attitude of agricultural students towards agricultural entrepreneurship

Jayasudha¹,

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2021

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Entrepreneurs are people who realize new opportunities and channelize effort in the proper direction. Now a days the employment opportunities for agricultural professionals in the public sector are shrinking. Rising unemployment among agricultural graduates and market forces made entrepreneurship a best career for the students. To create self-employment opportunities for unemployed agricultural graduates, entrepreneurship is widely regarded as an integral player. Career aspirations and opportunities for agriculture students are usually with in private and public sector jobs. Initiation to become an entrepreneur or to start up agri business among the student community is rare. Inspite of the blooming opportunities available in agri entrepreneurship sector, students may be reluctant to start agri ventures due to some constraints or hesitations. Thus, this study was carried out primarily to understand the attitude of students towards agripreneurship and factors affecting the motivation of students to become an agripreneur among the final year students of B.Sc (Agri) in Tamil Nadu Agricultural University Coimbatore campus. This study showed that majority of the students had a favorable attitude towards agricultural entrepreneurship.

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