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A study the effect of competitive examination on student behavior using statistical methods

We know that there are number of entrance exams like IIT JEE, Civil Services Exam, EAMCET, CAT, AIPMT, UPSC etc. An interesting fact about civil services exam is that it is considered as one of the toughest examination in the world with a success rate is below three percent . Parents who failed to meet their goals in their younger days want to fill that avoid through their child. But mechanism of these exams has both positive and negative effects on the takers. So for the purpose of this study we collect the primary data through systematic Questionaires containg several attributes and analysis is made through using various statistical tools and techniques .our study shows the attributes stress and anxiety is dependent to each other. The proportion of arts students in competitive exam is fourty percent. most of students preparing for competitive exams from arts and science.

Published by: Prakash S. Chougule, Suresh V. Patil, Tejaswi S. Kurane, Prasad V. Shinde, Pratiksha S. Powar

Author: Prakash S. Chougule

Paper ID: V7I1-1206

Paper Status: published

Published: February 10, 2021

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To what extent can moneylending practices in the informal credit market be considered economically efficient?

The essay aims to investigate the behaviour of rural credit markets by examining the lending mechanisms used by informal moneylenders. The first section discusses possible explanations for the significantly higher interest rates charged on loans to the poor and concludes that a combination of informational asymmetries and default incentives contribute to higher costs for lenders, a significant amount of which gets passed on to the borrowers. The following sections model the behaviour of the informal moneylending market and examine whether practices used by moneylenders to cope with the distortions in the credit market make a net contribution to economic welfare. The mechanism of credit rationing is explored as a tool for the moneylender to secure himself against strategic default and thus, precluding optimal consumer and producer surplus in the market. Similarly, the common practice of interlinkage is modelled theoretically to demonstrate its effectiveness in allowing borrowers to demand the optimal loan size thereby also maximizing lenders profit and ensuring optimal community surplus.

Published by: Pranad

Author: Pranad

Paper ID: V7I1-1194

Paper Status: published

Published: February 10, 2021

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The attitude of university students towards co-curricular activity: A comparative study

Each and every education process is forwarded following a particular curriculum which is one of the most vital aspects of the education system. Besides curricular activities, co-curricular activities are equally important for the smooth conduction of the teaching-learning process as well as for the all-round development of the learners. In this present study, the researchers have tried to measure the attitude of the university students towards co-curricular activities. The attitude of students (Male and Female) of different streams (Science, Arts, and Commerce) of Sidho-Kanho-Birsha University, Purulia residing in both rural and urban areas is the primal focus of this present study. 449 students from different streams of Sidho-Kanho-Birsha University have been randomly chosen as the sample of the study. A self-made questionnaire with 45 items has been used for the data collection. The result of the study reveals that rural students are more positive in their attitude towards co-curricular activities than urban students. But in terms of gender, no difference is found in the attitude of the students. And among the streams, art students show relatively more positive attitude than the students of science and commerce.

Published by: Kankana Bag, Prasanta Gayen, Sk Saha Alam, Sourav Chandra Gorain

Author: Kankana Bag

Paper ID: V7I1-1219

Paper Status: published

Published: February 10, 2021

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History of Tamil food of Ancient Tamils with special reference to Sangam Literature

From the very prehistoric stage of the civilization of mankind, man has realized the indispensability of food for the building up of a healthy body and a sound mind. He is able to notice that people who are well-fed live longer and are stronger and they are able to do more work than those who do not have enough to eat. Yet it is only during the last 150 years that we are able to understand objectively and scientifically the important role that food plays in our daily life. Thanks to the recent scientific investigations that we are able to know clearly, the place of food in the growth of the human body, as well as in ending the body with energy.

Published by: Dr. T.Kausalya Kumari

Author: Dr. T.Kausalya Kumari

Paper ID: V7I1-1239

Paper Status: published

Published: February 8, 2021

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The role of community radio stations in combating covid-19 in India

This article focuses on how Community Radio Stations (CRSs) had helped the underprivileged communities during the amid COVID-19 pandemic. By citing various news articles published during the time of COVID- 19 by various newspapers, magazines, and journals, this article tries to explore the problems of people particularly those people who belong to the lower-income strata of the society. Also, it is shown that how community radios from different parts of India have helped them to get through the tough phase of the lockdown. Community Radio Stations from different parts of India had helped to spread awareness amongst the masses and also have addressed various issues of society. This article tries to explore, how those CRSs have managed to do address those issues during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Published by: Ritam Bhattacharya

Author: Ritam Bhattacharya

Paper ID: V7I1-1235

Paper Status: published

Published: February 8, 2021

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Effect of spaced learning for developing the listening skill of attention deficit hyperactive students

Spaced learning is an innovative teaching-learning process. The main objective of this study was to test the effect of spaced learning for enhancing the listening skill of attention deficit hyperactive students. Four students were selected as the sample from the primary grade of Kerala state syllabus school. An experimental procedure was adopted for the study. Listening skill test and lesson transcripts based on spaced learning were used as the tools for the study. The obtained data were analyzed using Analysis of Covariance. The major findings of the study were that spaced learning is an effective strategy for enhancing the listening skill of attention deficit hyperactive students at the primary grade

Published by: Dr. Bindu Joseph

Author: Dr. Bindu Joseph

Paper ID: V7I1-1214

Paper Status: published

Published: February 8, 2021

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