Vol. 12, Special Issue 9 (2023)

Author(s):
Rakesh Kumar Kansotia, IM Khan, JP Yadav, KC Sharma, Kiran Gaur and BS Badhala

Abstract:
Therefore, a study was conducted in Sri Karan Narendra Agriculture University, Jobner on 120 male agriculture students and 120 female agriculture students from constituent colleges of SKNAU, Jobner. Their responses on Relationship between the socio-personal characteristics of male and female students and their perception regarding agriculture professions were recorded personally by using questionnaire. It was concluded from the findings that the perception of the male agriculture students regarding agriculture professions was positively and significantly associated with their age, native place, class of study, family size, family occupation and annual family income, whereas the female agriculture student’s age, native place, class of study, academic performance, annual family income and participation in extra-curricular activities were positively and significantly associated with their perception regarding agriculture professions.