Entrepreneurial intentions of female students in Indian higher education institutions : the impact of entrepreneurial education, family background and attitudes

![CDATA[This paper explored the multifaceted landscape of entrepreneurial intentions, drawing insights from extensive literature review and empirical findings. Entrepreneurial intentions are critical for economic development and job creation, making them a central focus of contemporary research. Various theories, including Ajzen's Theory of Planned Behavior and Bandura's Social-cognitive theory, provide frameworks to understand the factors influencing individuals' inclination toward entrepreneurship. Entrepreneurship education, a crucial element in shaping entrepreneurial intentions, has been examined in depth. Academic institutions play a pivotal role in providing a supportive environment and imparting skills necessary for identifying and capitalizing on business opportunities. The integration of theoretical knowledge with practical experiences enhances students' perceived behavioral control in entrepreneurship.]]