Determinants Of Entrepreneurial Intention Among College Students: Evidence From Coimbatore

Abstract

This study explores factors affecting entrepreneurial intention among college students in Coimbatore, focusing on proactive personality, behavior, and personal attitude. Using a descriptive design, data was collected from 447 students across Arts and Science Colleges under Bharathiar University. Analytical tools, including correlation and regression, highlighted the significant impact of entrepreneurial education, self-efficacy, and personal attitude on students’ entrepreneurial intentions. The findings offer insights for educators and policymakers to design targeted programs that foster entrepreneurial skills. This study contributes to understanding the entrepreneurial landscape and supports initiatives that encourage student entrepreneurship for economic growth.