Study of preferences and attitudes of undergraduate students of agricultural colleges of Punjab towards agriculture as a profession and as an occupation

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CHAWLA, Inder Raj

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TextPublication details: Ludhiana 1984Description: 182, 21LSubject(s):

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630.711 545 C32S

Summary: Majority of the undergraduate students of agriculture expressed their preferences to continue higher studies. About 43% of the respondents on the whole, had given their clear-cut preferences to adopt agriculture as a profession, whereas only 10% preferred

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Majority of the undergraduate students of agriculture expressed their preferences to continue higher studies. About 43% of the respondents on the whole, had given their clear-cut preferences to adopt agriculture as a profession, whereas only 10% preferred

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