AN INVESTIGATION OF FACTORS THAT INFLUENCE POSTGRADUATE STUDENTS' ENTREPRENEURIAL INTENTIONS

Abstract

To undertake certain business activity, turn it into protable ones and contribute towards economic development, how good it seems to read, right? According to the Global Entrepreneurship Monitor India report, 11 percent of the Indian adult population is engaged in early-stage entrepreneurial activities out of which only 5 percent manage to establish their business that survives more than 42 months. It is secondary how many survive for longer, the main concern is how many intend to be an entrepreneur. This study aims at nding out the impact of demographic prole, personality traits, social and cultural factors, and educational factors affecting the intention of MBA postgraduates of MGM Institute of Management & Research, Aurangabad.