Study Involvement of Senior Secondary School Students of Sikkim

Abstract: The present study is on “Study Involvement of Senior Secondary School Students of Sikkim”. Quantitative research method was employed. A sample of 400 senior secondary school students was selected from East Sikkim. Out of 400 students, 200 students were selected from government schools and 200 students from private schools in which 100 male and 100 female from both the institutions. The sample was collected by way of Random Sampling Techniques. The findings of the study suggested that mean value of arts, science and commerce do not coincide, which indicate the fact that the commerce students study involvement is slightly better as compare to arts and science. It was also found that mean value of General, OBC, ST and SC students do not coincide, which indicate the fact that the ST students study involvement is slightly better as compare to General, OBC and SC students.

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