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Determining Entrepreneurial Motivations of Business School Students in India

In: Entrepreneurial Motivations

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  • Manisha Paliwal

    (Sri Balaji University)

  • Dimple Saini

    (Sri Balaji University)

  • Nishita Chatradhi

    (Government of Alberta)

  • Omkar Bapat

    (Sri Balaji University)

  • Marco Valeri

    (Niccolò Cusano University)

Abstract

The present chapter examines how entrepreneurial psychology and motivations drive the entrepreneurial process, specifically among MBA/PGDM students in India. Using qualitative interviews and MAXQDA analysis, it develops an Entrepreneurial Motivational Theory. Findings reveal key motivators such as flexibility, work-life balance, wealth creation, meaningful impact, and personal growth. The study highlights the unique cultural, societal, and economic factors influencing Indian students’ entrepreneurial decisions, offering insights into their motivations.

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  • Manisha Paliwal & Dimple Saini & Nishita Chatradhi & Omkar Bapat & Marco Valeri, 2024. "Determining Entrepreneurial Motivations of Business School Students in India," International Studies in Entrepreneurship, in: Marco Valeri (ed.), Entrepreneurial Motivations, pages 127-150, Springer.
    • Handle: RePEc:spr:inschp:978-3-031-54435-4_8
    DOI: 10.1007/978-3-031-54435-4_8
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