PROFILING OF TEEN AGERS IN

VARANASI

Primary Survey Project

Submitted in Partial Fulfillment of the requirements for the Bachelor of Business Administration BBA

Under Supervision of: Mr.Amitabh Pandey Sr. Lecturer

Submitted By: Arpit Singh BBA IV Semester BBA/13/054

SCHOOL OF MANAGEMENT SCIENCES

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ARPIT SINGH B/13/031 SMS BOYS HOSTEL, VARANASI

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Gratitude is the hardest of emotion to express and often does not find adequate words to convey. As this saying says that

NO GAIN WITHOUT PAINS

I would like to mention that this Field survey project report is not only an effort of single person but an effort of several hands and brains. So I would like to thanks all those who have helped me directly or indirectly during my project. With an ineffable sense of gratitude I take this opportunity to express my deep sense of indebtedness to Prof. P.N Jha Sir (Director of SMS) for allowing me to carry out this project. I would like to thank all my teachers specially our coordinator MR. ATISH KHADSE sir, respected lad staffs, library members for their valuable advice and guidance and to all my friends. I asked. Most importantly I would like to thank all the local retailers whom I surveyed, for their cooperation. All of them helped me to make my project more effective and purposeful. Last but not the least I am thankful to my mentor Mr. Amitabh Pandey sir for his keen interest construction, criticism, encouragement and guidance throughout the development of the project. It has been my privilege to work under his inspiring and provoking guidance.

PREFACE
This report has been conducted to get an overview of PROFILING OF TEEN AGERS IN VARANASI CITY In this report, one would find four sections in relevance to Education of Teen Agers, Fashion of Teen Agers, Teen Agers likings and disliking, also few other important topic and facts related to Teen Agers.

In Educational part of Teen Agers we have discussed about the courses they like to opt, types of classes they prefer to attend and their interest towards the study. In topic related to Fashion, we have talked about the attires they like to put on, they vehicles they commute by, the brands they prefer most and few relevant things. In the third section we have discussed about their dos and donts along with few of their personal habits. In the last section we have mentioned things related to their social knowledge, their behavior and self centeredness. I am glad to present this materialistic survey report on which I have spend a lot of my precious time and acquired some knowledge about that age group through which I have passed.

THANKING YOU Arpit Singh.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

1. INTRODUCTION 2. OBJECTIVE

3. RESEARCH METHODOLOGY 4. DATA ANALYSIS 5. FINDINGS 6. CONCLUSION 7. BIBLIOGRAPHY

TEEN AGERS

INTRODUCTION

Meaning of Profiling
A "profile" is a set of characteristics for an individual or group of individuals that share some traits. And the word Profiling refers to drawing interpretation and analyzing the characteristics of certain group of people on the basis of some common habits and tastes and preferences. In this very survey

report we have chosen many different cases to study Teen behavior on those terms.

Meaning of Teen Agers Profiling

As we read above that Profiling refers to drawing interpretation and analyzing the characteristics of certain group of people on the basis of some common habits and tastes and preferences. Hence, Profiling of Teenagers means, drawing interpretation and analyzing the characteristics of TEEN AGERS on the basis of some common habits and tastes and preferences. In this survey report we have studied Teen agers behavior on basis of few important aspects, they are Study, Future Educational Qualification, about the courses they want to peruse, Conveyances they use, their relationship, they habit, Cloths they wear, food they like and few other things. By analyzing these all articles we have drive at many conclusions. Also we came to know many facts about Indian Teen Agers. As there was lots of choices and options, respondents was able to choose appropriate answer and mark them. This appropriation helped to make about Research on this very topic Teen Profiling.

Some words for Adolescence

Adolescence is considered as a stage of storm and stress. Adolescence worldly meaning is growing up to Adulthood. Its a stage in which, a child undergoes mental and physical changes. An Adolescent is a person between the ages of 13 and 19. The end of adolescence and the beginning of adulthood varies by country, by function and by culture.

In many societies, adolescence was not recognized as a phase of life. Most societies simply distinguished between childhood and adulthood. Before the Industrial Revolution the life of Adolescence was very different in comparison to that of today, therefore we can say that the role of Industrial Revolution has changed the meaning of Adolescence. There are many developments or consequence growing out of and sometimes complicating a problem, plan, or statement of social concept of adolescence. Adolescence was viewed as a period of storm and stress. As now, when we enter the twenty-first century, adolescence is viewed as part of life span development, with continuities from childhood, unique developmental challenges and tasks, and implications for adulthood. Puberty is universal experience but adolescence is not is the main underlying idea of this paper. In this paper my focus will be to understand how this concept has evolved in the due course of time and what its implications are. This paper will help in developing a better insight of the concept of adolescence, their behavior, needs, developmental tasks, societal expectations, shift in roles of parents and community and others who want to assist youth. This paper is divided into six sections namely, historical, sociological, psychological, physiological, ethological and economic dimensions.

What is Adolescence?
Adolescence is the period between childhood and adulthood. But, finding an exact definition of adolescence is difficult. Biologically, it is the time of sexual maturation and the completion of growth. More than having just biological meaning, adolescence is the period within which various psychological transitions undergoes a childs life which makes it independent, autonomous and mentally ready to face the oncoming hurdles of making its own identity . Theorists have viewed adolescence in different ways; Freud saw adolescence as the period of

recapitulation of the childhood oedipal complex, while Erickson characterized it as the stage of struggle between identity formation and role confusion. Chronological definitions confine the meaning of adolescent in again other boundaries. Let us interrogate the concept of adolescence itself, which contrasts and connectsetymologically as well as sociallywith adulthood. Adultum is the past participle of the Latin verb adolescere to grow (up). The senses of growth, transition, and incompleteness are therefore historically embedded in adolescent, while adult indicates both completion and completeness (cf. Herdt & Leavitt 1998). The World Health Organization (WHO) considers adolescence as the period between 10-19 years of age, which generally encompasses the time from the onset of puberty to legal age of majority.

*Now we would study each and every case in detail. *

Teen agers future aspects

In this survey report we tried to know the types of courses which Indian Teen Agers prefer to pursue. We have talked about their future aspects for educational qualification. For this, we have given four options - Technical, Medical, Professional, Traditional. We have got many teens in these all categories. Few of them have chosen Technical; few went with Medical, few of them with Professional and some along Traditional. Now let us have a look over a Case Study on Indian Teenagers approach to Education.

Few lines from Foundation of Future

Foundation of future is a well renowned book on teen agers; some of its words are throw a light upon the particular topic. It presents a deep understanding and crystal clear insight into the theory and practice of integral education. Partho, the author and a seeker of the self has raised many pertinent questions and answered them in the book in a predefined Aurobindonian framework. The book has thirteen chapters. Each chapter gives a jolt to the established pedagogy and compels the reader to research his thoughts and beliefs. There are two seminal ideas that are the mainstay of this book. First, the idea that man is a transitional being and must evolve to the Superman or the Divine Godhead. Second, this idea can be transformed into a living creative force by a new kind of education that would consciously go beyond the mundane aims of schooling and create a growth-oriented, evolutionary culture amongst the human from its pettiness to vastness, from selfishness to oneness, from discord, difference and conflict to harmony, love and compassion, from arrogance to a true nobility of the human spirit and to touch again the depths, to rediscover the mystic and the sacred. As per the author the central purpose of such education would not be to repeat what others have done or doing, but to attempt something that may never have been attempted before on the planet to create conditions for the emergence of a new way of being on earth. In other words to divinise human life progressively would be the guiding belief of an evolutionary, integral education. Since the book is based on the authors own practice of integral education it has reached brilliance in its explanation of integral learning, integral teacher and the concept of integral education itself. The book is a must for every teacher and teacher educator to grasp the real intent of education in the emerging knowledge age. Integral education believes in awakening the Psychic, perfection of the vital, perfection of the mind and perfection of the body. Best part of the book is its description of the integral environment which is a critical factor in the building of an integral school. While designing a school building we are so enamoured by its grandeur, imposing architecture

and space economy that we totally forget the basic principle namely a happy, child-friendly environment creates happy children, confident and expansive, whereas, an imposing somber, intimidating environment forces children to shrink. Openness, freedom, warmth, friendliness, certain lightness and playfulness of character, and along with these, a certain degree of order, safety and comfort would be the dominant psychological needs. Warmth in cold weather and coolness in warm weather, spaces for utility and play, greenery and natural beauty, order and organization, cleanliness and easy accessibility, convenience and comfort would be the important physical needs. The book therefore can be termed as a milky way in the galaxy of routine books on education. Its coherent and crisp presentation leads the reader straight away to the issue and authentically deals with all its aspects. Finally, it is a welcome addition to the world of books on education and needs to be read by teachers, teacher educators and students of education at whatever level they operate.

*Courses Teen Agers prefer to pursue

Todays world is the world of development. There are various fields in which teen agers can show their talents as well as try their luck. Of course teenagers career goals keep on changing as they mature. The vast majority of young people have firm ideas about their professional futures. Of course, teenagers career goals often change as they mature, develop new interests, or discover other avenues to pursue. Still, the study shows that most young people rarely lack ideas of what they would like to do, even at a relatively early age. Todays teen has broadened their interest in two professions of science and creativity. In terms of science-connected careers, the most common goal is to work in medicine or the health care field (mentioned by 23% of teenagers). Other occupations desired by teenagers include

engineering (13%), science (8%), veterinary care (5%), and technology (5%). Overall, more than half of the students express interest in some type of scientific or applied science career. One-fifth of the students are attracted to creative vocations, including arts or music (10%), graphic arts (4%), culinary arts (3%), and fashion or interior design (3%). Other common categories mentioned by teens include law (8%), education (7%), law enforcement or firefighting (6%), government and political science (4%), journalism (4%), the military (4%), social services (4%), business (4%), construction or industrial manufacturing (3%), automotive services (2%), agriculture (2%), athletics (2%), ministry (1%), accounting (1%), and aviation (1%).

*Reason behind pursuing different courses

For teenagers, not only do the activities have to be fun and interactive, dealing with different jobs and gain knowledge about careers they never thought to pursue. Todays teens are futuristic and have a very realistic foresightedness. They dont only pursue the courses to get a mere degree but to acquire the goal they have decided. Now it depends upon the teens that what challenge they put to themselves. Pursuing various courses is the obvious option for those who want to improve upon their skill-set for their current role, or gain the necessary qualifications for a more senior position education is important to achieve these goals. Although plenty of people study for personal growth. People can enrich their lives by studying something theyre really interested in. Pursuance of courses can increase your earning potential and career options. Generally speaking, the level and quality of education you obtain is related to the salary and the range of career options available to you. I'd say another benefit is the mental stimulation that learning provides, and the satisfaction of gaining more knowledge! Besides this some teens pursue courses for their own interest and some do it to fulfill their parents ambition. The parents moving according to the general trend of the world strongly wish that their child may pursue those courses which may lead them to that successful life which an ordinary person usually think of, and the teen work harder to pursue the course towards which his parents direct him. In addition to this the teen agers work hard from an early age, to gain educational advantage in this modern world. We may consider it as a general trend followed by most teens; as well educated teens enter in an increasingly cosmopolitan and highly competitive world.

*Ways of paying college fee

Teen agers are always looking for creative ways to finance their college education and reduce college expenses. They finance their education in broadly two ways. Either they borrow study loans from the banks or they depend upon the parent support. The teens those who dont want to put a burden on their parents mainly borrow student loans or make extra money by looking for a part-time student jobs, work at local businesses, ask friends and family if you can intern at their workplace, Find a summer job at a camp or local business, sign up with their school or a local company to become a tutor, Creating websites is a lucrative part-time job for many teens. These were a few of the ways in which teens make themselves financially independent to pay for the courses they like to pursue. Or else, some Teen Agers depend completely on their parents for the financial aid of the courses they pursue.

*The field the teens move into after their studies

After pursuing the courses, the gates to various choices open broad in front of the teens. They may show their talent while working under private sector, government sector or setting up a new business. Private sector jobs constitute employment with companies that are either nonprofit or created with the intention of earning money for company officials and potential investors. A public sector job is a job with the city, state or national government. Besides this, business is an economical activity in which the purchase and sales of goods and services takes place in monitory terms. Most teens prefer government jobs because Government employees often have access to comprehensive benefits such as health insurance, life insurance, pensions and weeks of paid time off. A government

employee also faces a reduced risk of layoff and firings. Many government employees are members of unions that can lobby elected officials on their behalf. Most teens prefer private jobs because Private sector employment has many advantages. Employees may have access to lavish and luxurious perks such as company cars, private vacation facilities and exercise gyms, or may be allowed to buy company stock at a reduced price through stock options. The employee also may be rewarded with bonuses and access to low-cost loans to purchase housing. Most teens prefer Business because Business culture individualism is becoming more common as employees are increasingly recognized, paid and promoted on an individual basis. Many people, especially those working in westernized offices or companies, are now turning their focus to their own career advancement and performance. Through training initiatives or certificate programmers teens are constantly taking steps towards obtaining more knowledge and qualifications, which in turn helps international organizations doing business by providing a constant flow of highly engaged and career focused individuals.

*Vehicles teen Agers like to commute by

Choosing a vehicle for the first time is an anxiety filled process for teens. No doubt that todays teens like to ride on the most sporty and classy vehicles that matches the general trend of the world. For instance, teens want a sporty car they won't be embarrassed to drive to school. The rides of the teen drivers may differ from motor bikes, Bicycle, Scooter, Moped, Electric Bike, Scoot ret. In addition to this some teens commute by public transports.

*Teens leisure activities

Teens dont read Newspapers
They dont read newspapers. They find it too long. They keep in touch with the outside world mainly by chatting with friends. (Our world being somewhat limited to our friends circle.) When they read newspapers, they zero in on the latest fashion and movie star gossip including magazines which we come across at home. (We never buy newspapers and magazines.) They read a newspaper to track which movie is coming up next, what does the review say? New places to hang out (even though we do not have much time available for hanging out, with all the exam preparations). These are prime questions for us!

Teens listening music

They dont listen to much radio as we prefer portable devices for music and video like i-Pods, mp-3 players, and even cell phones. Also, in India, there is a dearth of radio stations that play English music (most play Hindi film songs). They listen to radio while driving (just like everyone else), because its convenient. They dont buy music. They share files over the Net or via Flash drives.

Teens watching television

They spend time on television regularly, watching specific shows in spells. (Sometimes, we dont watch for weeks.) Sometimes they regularly watch soap
operas & reality shows every day for some half an hour, but it is difficult to commit time every day. During Cricket matches and for some, football, they watch TV for longer hours (averaging 4-5 hours a day). They skip TV ads as a rule.

Teens playing PC Games

Gaming was a crucial part of their lives in the pre-15 years. Most of them have or once had a PC / Console gaming device. Almost all teenagers play PC / Console games regularly. After the introduction of (Nintendo) Wii, theres been a big leap in the number of gamers. Girl gamers &younger gamers (7+ years) have joined the gang. The most popular console is the Wii & the Xbox-360 followed by the most expensive Sony PS3. After experiencing such high quality console games, the era of PC gaming should have been extinct. But this is not the case as console gaming is relatively more expensive and not everybody can afford to one own.

PC games can be easily pirated and downloaded from the web, making it easier to acquire! (Originals are expensive.) Hence the popularity remains. But because of preparations for professional courses, PC gaming occupies lesser space among 15+ teenagers,

although it is used widely by the pre-15 age group. We still find some time occasionally to play games. Teenagers below 15 mostly play childish games like Counter Strike and Fifa-09, compared to the complex games played by us (15+ groups) like Call of Duty-4, Grand Theft Auto and Age of the Empires, all of which require more of strategy.

Teens using Internet

Every teenager uses the Internet at home first for fun and then for studies. They spend time regularly on social networking sites, keeping in touch with friends on a wide scale. The most popular social network is Facebook - almost every teenager who is registered on Facebook visits it more than 4-5 times a week. They rarely use other social networks. The Internet is used as a primary source of information. They refer to search engines such as Google for our projects and other research related to studies. The Internet is also used to download / stream movies, music videos and video clips on video sharing sites like YouTube. For downloading music and movies free of cost, the Internet is the best source. Pirated PC / Console games are also freely available on the Internet, sometimes with embedded viruses & spywares India is a country of extremes, there must be many teenagers who do not use the Internet, even though Internet awareness & availability is spreading fast. Most teenagers love to chat on the

Internet with their friends and even unknown people. They prefer this because its free. The Internet also has many gaming and interactive sites. The cheats/cracks for any game are available on the Internet. Finally, the Internet also works as a dictionary for us.

Advertisements influencing Teens

An ad must make us to stop & think, maybe laugh and sometimes lead to further research. We skip TV ads except those with hot models/actresses or with an unusual twist. Indian TV shows accommodate many ads - this is irritating and we have developed a negative attitude towards advertisements in general. We sometimes prefer watching less attractive shows which have less Ads! Ads which come as pop-ups on the Internet are very, very annoying. Teenagers are not attracted by Outdoor hoardings, unless they are humorous or new concepts. Most pre-15 teens dont notice Outdoor advertisements. Comparatively, the 15+ teens do observe Outdoor ads, to mock at them! Hoardings have no influence on us. We may accept ads on our mobile phones, if paid for it in cash or kind!

Teens watching Movies

We regularly watch movies in cinema theatres and enjoy in the company of friends. We prefer to watch a movie in the first week of the release just for the excitement. Many of us buy pirated VCDs / DVDs of movies throwaway prices. 15+ teens visit cinemas more frequently than pre15s as they have more freedom from their parents. Teen girls have a lot of freedom. Traditionally, Indian girls were not allowed to go out, party, etc. But now its common to see girls take up all the space in the parties and cinema halls.

Teens using Mobile Phones

The lifeline of us teenagers! Every teenager I know has a mobile phone for regular use. The mobile phone is primarily given by the parents to keep in touch with their children when they have to go to college. But the mobile is mainly used to keep in touch with friends and mates. I guess we use it excessively! We also use our mobile phones to listen to music. At first the mobile was just used to call and text people, but the new mobiles are multi-purpose. Through our mobiles we keep in touch with the world. We download music, videos etc. on our PCs and transfer it to our mobiles and then to friends via Bluetooth.

Teens playing Outdoor Games

Teens like to play many outdoor games as such Splash Attack Water Gauntlet Missile Range Football Outdoor water games Tarp wars Blast Soccer Twizzler Scavenger Hunt Knee Ball Basket Ball Lawn Tennis

Teens playing Indoor Games

Teens like to play many indoor games as such Sock Wars Follow the Frequency

Shoot and Score Trivia Chase Bob the Builder In the Clouds Balloon Basketball Beach Ball basketball Sardines Textbook Slam In the Barn Cotton and Nerf

Teens prefer Sleeping

One of the favorite time pass for teen agers is sleeping. They try to sleep whenever they get time.

*Teenager and Market

Why Focus on Teens?

Beyond the growth in the Teen population, marketers cannot afford to ignore Teens for numerous other reasons. This growing powerbase of spenders and influencers are important because they: Have significant discretionary income Spend family money as well as influence their parents spending on both large and small household purchases Establish and affect fashion, lifestyle, and overall trends Provide a window into our society a view of how it is now, and what it is likely to become.

Lifestyle, Attitudes, Behaviors of Teen

Todays Teens live in a time of sweeping technological advances, relative affluence, and a flattening divorce rate. Consequently, their attitudes and cultural awareness exhibit a number of distinguishing characteristics. For example, they: Are realistic and optimistic with a strong sense of individualism, but not with the fierce independence of the previous generation. Like to be in control and are hip to hype, but not to the point of cynicism. Want and expect to have control over their media experiences. Have access to evolving and new technologies such as DVRs, instant messaging, and wireless phones. Many Teens feel that most grownups are really stressed out, and they dont want to follow this example. Being really good at your job and having control in your life are important components of Teens definition of success. But, they also value relationships

family is very important to them, and a good marriage is a sign of success. Teens today understand the need to be able to turn on a dime because they live with short-term change and volatility on a day-to-day basis. Unlike previous eras, Teens also live with paradox, realizing that their choices are filled with a mix of good and bad. Even so, they have a strong sense of empowerment and believe that they can conquer any challenge, actively seeking out causes to support. They are selfassured, with three-quarters or more of them agreeing with the statements I trust my own judgment a lot and I have a very clear idea of my objectives and goals in life.

What Teens Purchase and Plan to Purchase with Their Own Money
Teens spend in a wide variety of categories, from durable products such as clothing, CDs, video games, and jewelry to nondurables, such as food, soda, snacks, and ice cream. Some specific observations about Teen behavior and purchase intent include: Clothing topped the list of both what Teens planned to buy and what they actually purchased. Entertainment items, such as video games, CDs, and magazines, figured prominently on Teens planned purchases and what they actually bought. Food, candy, and soda were the most common items recently bought. Magazines were on Teens top 10 lists for both items they plan to buy and what they recently purchased.

Teen males and females spending habits vary in a few significant ways, such as: Twice as many Teen females bought clothes last time they made a purchase and projected purchases compared to Teen males. Three times as many male Teens bought and planned to buy video games than female Teens. More females tend to consume food and beverages, including candy, soda, snacks, lunch, and ice cream. Twice as many males plan to buy a car or car parts as females.

TEENS, MAGAZINES, AND MEDIA

Teen Magazine Readers Magazines appeal to Teens, with eight out of ten Teens reading magazines. That translates into 19.3 million readers today who strongly influence fashion and purchasing trends for the rest of society. In addition, more Teens trust magazine advertising than advertising in other media, and they do not tend to spend time with other media when reading magazines. Teens Trust Magazines the Most In an era when skepticism is a common reaction to media messaging, magazine advertising has been and continues to be the advertising medium that Teens like other market segments trust the most.

TEEN INFLUENCE ON PURCHASES

The role of Teens in influencing household purchases is growing as parents rely on Teens advanced computer skills to research products online. However, Teens who read magazines, especially heavy magazine readers, are even more influential in the household purchases than the average Teen. In addition to everyday household items such as food and personal care items, these Teens who are heavy magazine readers have considerable influence on high-end items such as CD players, computers, and video games when compared with average Teens.

*Some Facts about Teens

Older Teens have more influence than younger Teens on household purchases of personal computers, cell phones, and deodorant. Older Teens have about the same influence as younger Teens on purchases of fast food, soft drinks, toothpaste, chewing gum, potato chips, and sunscreen products. Younger Teens have more influence than older Teens on video games, ice cream, candy, pretzels, and vacation travel.

Thirty-two million strong, the Teen market is a force to be reckoned with. Teens are active consumers in terms of the money they spend, as well as in the influence they wield in their families and on societal trends. Despite being raised in a period of rapid change, they display a remarkable self-confidence in their judgment. Teens do their research prior to making large purchases because they want to make informed decisions and are particular about what they buy. With eight out of ten Teens reading magazines, this medium is one Teen depend upon to become informed. And the numbers show Teens reading a wide variety of magazines. In addition, Teens trust advertising in magazines the most more than television, radio, or the Internet and Teens tend to multitask less when they read magazines than they do with other media. Teens are a diverse, vibrant, growing, and crucial market in the world today. Their beliefs, attitudes, and behaviors will affect the marketplace for many years to come.

*Teen Agers approach towards Fashion

With globalization catching up at a rapid speed in India, can global fashion be far behind! The modern Indian teen is aware of the latest in fashion and knows whats hot and whats not. If you thought girls were the only ones who cared for fashion, it is time to get your facts right! Teenage boys are equally conscious and overt about the latest trends and compromise on nothing when it comes to looking good. With the advent of the New Year 2008, we present some hot fashion trends and styles are that are going to be popular amongst teenagers in this year. Up until the time youre within your pre-teens, its most likely that Mom has done significantly of ones clothes purchasing. A number of ladies, once they hit their teenagers, naturally need to commence selecting their own fashions, but in various instances, all youve got to go on is what the remainder of the teens is wearing, in stark contrast

to moms style. You and other fashion lovers desire to fit in using the occasions, but a lack of browsing expertise could possibly lead you and other fashion fans to a relatively extreme departure from kids clothing, leading to garments purchased that eat up too much of your spending budget, or items that make Mother shriek! Most girls and boys will need a number of teen style and fashion tips, to make the most of your procuring bucks and style and fashion quotient! Here, weve got the scoop on teen style tips, for all just like you and other fashion lovers. You doubtless are ready to make a style and fashion statement of the very own, but may possibly not know exactly where to begin. Your first step, before heading shopping, is to think about your spending budget. These days, especially few of us have a limitless spending budget. That is the poor news. However, there is some excellent information: a carefully planned shopping journey and style goals can nearly get rid of that down side.

Teen style and fashion suggestions are only as excellent as theyre helpful, proper? Heres where to start making a great wardrobe that doesnt break the bank. Go by means of a few of the teen style magazines and reduce out pages of certain clothing items you and other fashion lovers enjoy. The item might possibly be of a reduce or colour you and other fashion lovers locate interesting, or have

detailing, such as lace or pleats that suits you and other fashion lovers flawlessly. Dont neglect to clip pages with sneakers, hand bags and jewellery youd like to have. Lay these pics out on your desk and see how several of ones favored picks may possibly be worn with additional merchandise. For instance, that lace-trimmed beige cotton blouse could appear amazing with belted jeans, or having a dressy suede skirt. Based on exactly where you live, that suede skirt may perhaps be worn in summer time, with high-heeled sandals, or in winter, with boots. To summarize the very first of our teen fashion suggestions, look for clothing that can be teamed with various other things in your closet. The best teen fashion ideas permit you and other fashion fans to create probably the most of ones spending budget, without looking like which was your intent. Procuring the revenue is 1 approach to achieve this goal. This indicates youll want to have some money in reserve for these shock two-day only sort gross sales, so do not spend your money all in 1 purchasing trip. Yet another approach is to regular the thrift retailers? You and other fashion lovers never know when you will acquire that one-of-a-kind merchandise at an inexpensive cost. Aside from clothes, look for jewellery and shoes as well. These shops also carry retro products, if you are into that region of fashion. Timing matters as well? You will come across the best selection of fall outfits in late summer. Bathing suits begin hitting the racks in mid-spring. Jewelry is a year-round affair. Our listing of teen style and fashion ideas wouldnt be full if we did not point out fit. A large number of teenagers and grownup ladies are still to the mindset of wishing they were a dimension 7 instead of a size nine and purchase the smaller dimension just to stroke their ego, so to communicate. Bad mistake! Too-tight clothes dont a fashion diva make! Go for clothing that matches easily this avoids obtaining the looks you and other fashion lovers do not want in the guys and is also slimming and more flattering in your figure. You and other fashion lovers can see that several of these teen fashion suggestions are largely common sense.

The issue for many teenagers will be the program of attack, but you have acquired that now! Colour coordinated outfits and components, with an emphasis around the combine and match concept, doesnt negate the truth that you and other fashion lovers can have an ultraoriginal wardrobe that can make a fashion statement, with you as the trend setter.

*Few tips that TEEN mostly prefer

The Teen Girls
All you pretty girls, make sure you stack up your wardrobe with stuff that is going to be hot this year. Throw away those ill-fitting clothes and buy yourself an entirely new variety that will enhance the best features of your body and make you look absolutely stylish. Follow these style tips and trends for staying in.

Get funky and striped sleeveless tees and kurtas for yourself. They can be teamed with jeans and can be accessorized with a chunky belt, in any color. Belts that are made of metal and look like jeweled waistbands are absolutely hot this year, so dont forget to buy one of those.

However much we fret about denims, these snug, comfy and extremely stylish clothes never go out of fashion. Make sure you buy a decent pair that has a little flare at the ankles. Jeans with

embellishments may look a bit gaudy, but you can always hunt down a pair that has simple crystals just around the pockets.

Skirts are definitely in and if you have great legs, wear a short skirt with black tights that reach just below the knees. Team it up with a funky tee-shirt and floaters. It makes great attire for a casual day out with friends.

Buy a denim caprice that is slightly flared at the ends for a new stylish look. You may also buy them in khaki and neutral colors. They look fantastic and lend that casual atmosphere to your personality

The Teen Boys

Trust guys to add spunk to any style! This year, be ready to see teenage guys sporting some of the hottest styles. The year 2008 promises to be a mixed bag for teenage boys. The major highlight of this year will be a look that will have a variety of styles, matched up together. Totally baggy look is out and so are cargo pants.

Accessories for boys will become the hottest style statement, while experimenting with different styles is the keyword here!

Get caps and hats in different styles. Golf caps, baseball caps, knitted caps in different colors are hot this season. You can wear them with just about anything, except formal attire.

Stock up your wardrobe with accessories like chains, belts, wrist bands, rings, etc. Always remember that your belt and shoes must be of the same color. You can in fact get a large variety of belts in different styles, colors and materials.

Hot colors for this season are blues, khakis and browns. Subtlety is the highlight for 2008. However, with the right attitude you can go for a totally contrasting attire like a combo of black and white, denims and red, olive green and khaki, etc.

Buy clothes that fit you and highlight your best features. Avoid buying tee-shirts that come down to your knees and pants that look as though they are going to slip off the moment you sit! Loose fits are ok, as long they look neat and not shabby.

*Teen Agers Food Preference

Todays teen ager focuses a lot on eateries and food items. Beside from having Indian spicy dishes, they go for much other option and prefer to taste the food variety of different nations. Here, we would talk about all those food items that teen prefer. Moreover, these days they have focused a lot on Fast Foods items. They could easily avail it from general bakery shops, along with these; many International Food companies, which have established their foot in Indian market. The International Food companies in India offers food and drink suppliers a gateway into a country that is well known for its culinary achievements. Indias food market is reported to be worth more than USD 182 billion and accounts for two thirds of the countrys retail market. We all loved it when our relatives staying abroad or just back from a vacation bought chocolates, cookies etc. from there. Earlier there were a few shops that kept these imported food items. Even today they are expensive but with the trend of westernized culture its like a must have. And the taste is also very tempting. In India, people knew of peanut chutneys but never heard of peanut butter. Cornflakes for breakfast? Never heard of because in India we would have Cornflakes chiwda (makai ka chiwda). Today more and more companies are interested in bringing their products to the potential Indian market. An international brand may not be launched in India with some Indian business house every now and then but the availability of these products have increased manifold.

Not just the packed food brands but also restaurants like Pizza Hut [Yum! Restaurants International (YRI)], KFC [Yum! Restaurants International (YRI)], McDonalds etc have opened up in India. They have become very popular amongst the youth population as well as old aged people. The food is affordable. Many teenagers do not have big pocket. So, it is good to get something tasty to eat and still have some money left for a movie later. Nowadays, many fast food restaurants open till late nights like McDonalds. Moreover, the place is comfortable and safer to hang out during late nights. At fast food restaurants, teens choose what they want. Teens can mix and match with plenty of choices. Coke with French fries, sundae with apple pie, salad with burger. If they dont like to choose, most fast food restaurants have packaged value meals. Normally, managers there will not stare at the teens for reading there for hours if they just ordered French fries and a Coke. So, good place to have group discussion for school projects, gossip and even birthday celebration. Furthermore, most teenagers go there because they feel like it is in thing to do since other boys and girls are there.

Vegetarian and NonVegetarian Taste

We have already seen the food preferences of teens, but there is something untouched i.e; vegetarian and non-vegetarian taste and preference of teens. Some of the teens eat vegetarian food more preferably mainly because they love animals or are worried about the environment. Some teens think its a healthier way to eat. Some just dont like the taste of meat, chicken or fish. Some vegetarian teens, called vegans dont eat any foods from animals. That makes it a little trickier to get certain vitamins and minerals like calcium, iron, zinc, vitamin B12 and vitamin D, but with smart planning, it can be done! Some of the teens eat non-vegetarian food more preferably mainly because of its unique taste. Some teens consume it because of the excess nutrients available in the non-vegetarian foods. Well! It is widely believed that those teens who choose to exclude meat from their diets must carefully plan diets to enhance nutrient availability, particularly for iron and zinc.

Teens visit to the eateries

Teens pretty often visit the fast food restaurants. Fast food restaurant is a place for social activity for teenagers. Just like small kids, teens are very influenced by their peers and by the media. So, it is fun to be there, as seen in fast food TV advertisements. It is cool! As I have discussed earlier, one of the favorite past time place for teens are eateries but it depends from teen to teen that how often they visit the fast food restaurants. Some visit it monthly. Some being a bit more conscious to their health visit it fortnightly. And some make daily visit to the eateries.

We can try telling them the unhealthy huge portion sizes, high calorie content, high amounts of refined starch, added sugar, high fat content, and low levels of dietary fiber, but I doubt youngsters will listen. Most teens learn about the importance of health in school but they are not yet ready to embrace responsibility and in fact not concerned about it.

*Teens social behavior

Its high time today. Its the demand of the world that the teens have to move according to the general tendency of the ever changing world and they wont, they will be considered as Dumb. Unwillingness to get the title todays teens have developed a social behavior through which they have acquired a lot of worldly knowledge. Most of the teens have a bank account whether it is a savings or checking account. They are concerned about learning the responsibility of handling their money and the way banks handle their money. This way by the time they are adults and taking on bigger... In addition to this many teens use D-MAT account. The term DMAT, in India, refers to a dematerialized account for individual Indian citizens to trade in listed stocks or debentures, required for investors by The Securities Exchange Board of India (SEBI). In a D-

MAT account, shares and securities are held electronically instead of the investor taking physical possession of certificates. A D-MAT Account is opened by the investor while registering with an investment broker (or sub broker). The D-MAT account number is quoted for all transactions to enable electronic settlements of trades to take place. To access the D-MAT account teens require an internet password and a transaction password as well as initiating and confirming transfers or purchases of securities. Purchases and sales of securities on the D-MAT account are automatically made once transactions are executed and completed. Many teens use the Pan Card. PAN - Permanent Account Number. The card is issued by Income Tax Department of India. This number is required for many activities such as opening an account, getting a phone line, receiving salary or professional fees. The primary purpose of PAN is to prevent tax evasion by keeping a track of monetary transactions. The PAN is unique, national, and permanent. It is unaffected by a change of address, even between states. Teens mostly aging from17 to 19 have their passports. Passport requirements for teenagers can seem unclear, especially since they vary according to the age of the teen. Besides this, about 93% of all teens use the social networking sites like Wee World, Facebook, Face party, twitter, Vox, orkut, party flock, open diary, MyYearbook and many moreThe social networking sites have become a life for the teens today. Sites like Orkut and Facebook allow teens to chat with friends, share photos and videos, support causes and play games. While all of those activities sound innocent enough, these types of social networking sites are also not without danger. One reason online communication is so popular is that it allows teens to avoid some of the awkward elements of social interaction, like blushing and stammering, that can prevent shy teenagers from engaging in conversations. In addition to this teens develop their social behavior by other alternatives like using ATM cards and DEBIT cards. An ATM

card (also known as a bank card, client card, key card or cash card) is a card issued by bank, credit union or building society that can be used at an ATM for deposits, withdrawals, account information, and other types of transactions, often through interbank networks. Many teens use credit cards. A credit card is a small plastic card issued to users as a system of payment. It allows its holder to buy goods and services based on the holder's promise to pay for these goods and services.[1] The issuer of the card creates a revolving account and grants a line of credit to the consumer (or the user) from which the user can borrow money for payment to a merchant or as a cash advance to the user. Some Teens get sucked to credit cards. Many experienced believe that it's not healthy for teenagers to have credit cards before they go to college. Most teens are vulnerable to debt because they lack a clear understanding of how credit works. Teens cant learn financial responsibility by using credit cards. Above all, today teens are very much used to the use of computer and laptop. For computer, people have a feeling that teens are using computers to idle their time, such as playing online games and watching videos. Yet, there are lots of useful academic and nonacademic websites from the Internet. Teens can also hand in their homework by Internet. Thats more environmentally friendly than using bunch of paper every day. Another great advantage of computer is that students can learn things from the Internet according to their interests. There is more up-to date information that books cannot provide as fast as Internet. Also, since there are millions of people using the Internet, there are millions of points of view on the same topic. Some are nasty are good. That gives a good chance for teenagers to compare and contrast and learn to make up their mind, but not fully receive what people say. Today's teens communicate more using the Internet than they do face-toface. Teens feel more comfortable online because it is not a physical world to them. While they may be exposed to advances or images they don't like, they don't feel that they will be physically harmed

because they know how to block offensive users in chat and they believe it would be hard for predators to track them down. Teenagers can now fight depression and find succor using the Internet. Todays teens use their cell phones mainly to go online, text and access social media sites. Perhaps not surprisingly, average mobile use varies greatly by age, and texting seems to becoming more of an issue. Among teens, age is the most important variable in mobile phone ownership. Older teens are much more likely to own phones than younger teens, and the largest increase occurs at age 14, right at the transition between middle and high school. Among 12-13 year olds, 52% had a cell phone in 2008. Mobile phone ownership jumped to 72% at age 14 in that survey, and by the age of 17 more than eight in ten teens (84%) had their own cell phone. When we look specifically at teen cell phone owners (71% of the teen population in the 2008 survey) 94% of them have used their mobile phones to call friends and 76% have sent text messages. Still, landlines have not lost their relevance for teens with cell phones; 87% of teenage cell phone users still talk to their friends on landlines.

Objectives

Objectives
To study about the socio-psychological behavior of teen agers. To gain information related to their likings and disliking. To know about teens preferences about various activities. To study about the market buying and spending behavior of teen agers. To study about the teens preferences about eateries and other food stuffs. To gain knowledge about teens fashion trends.

RESEARCH METHODOLOGY

Type of Research
Descriptive research it includes surveys and fact finding enquiries of different kinds. The major purpose of this research is description of state of affairs as it exists at present. Its main characteristic is that the researcher has no control over the variables he can only report what has happened or is happening. Research methods are simply the framework or plan for a study, which is used as a guide in collecting and analyzing the data. It is blue print that is followed in completing a study. Types of Research Type of Data collected Sampling technique Sampling unit Sample size Data analysis technique - Descriptive research - Primary data - Convenience sampling - Retailers of Varanasi - 100 people - Statistical tools Tabular form Graph Pie chart Bar diagram - Varanasi

Area of study

ANALYSIS &INTERPRETATION

Q1. Which course do you want to pursue?

Technical 35 Medical 20 Professional 31 Traditional 14

14 35 Technical 31 Medical Professioal Traditional 20

Interpretation
In the total of 100 surveys teen agers, 35% will go for Technical study. 20% of them will go for Medical study. About 31% will prefer to go with Professional study and at last total of all, only14% will go for Traditional study in future. We could get relevant data for our conclusion and research methodology.

Q2. Why do you want to pursue this course?

For Knowledge 25 Future Perspective 39 Interest 17 Parents Choice 12 General Trend 7

40 35 30 25 20 15 10 5 0 For Knowledge Future Perspective 17 12 7 Interest Parent's Choice General Trend 25 39

Interpretation
In total of 100 surveyed ten agers, 25% of them would like to peruse there course for knowledge perspective. 39% of them would like to go with that for future perspective. Around 17% would do it for their interest in that particular subject. 25% will pursue the course, because of their parents choice and the last 7% will go as per general trend. We could get relevant data for our conclusion and research methodology.

Q3. How would you pay your college fees?

Study Loan 53 Parental Support 47

53 52 51 50 49 48 47 46 45 44 Study Loan Parental Support 47 53 Series1

Interpretation
In all total of 100 teen agers surveyed, 53% of them would pay their college fees through Study Loan and the rest of 47% would pay their college fees through their parental support. We could get relevant data for our conclusion and research methodology.

Q4. What you would prefer after study?

Private Job 48 Government Job 36 Business 16

50 45 40 35 30 25 20 15 10 5 0 Private Job Government Job Business 16 36 48

Interpretation
All total of 100 teen agers, 48% of them would prefer to go for private job in future. 36% of them would prefer to go with government job and lastly, 16% of them would do their own business.

Q5. According to you which type of course is better?

Full Time Regular Courses 48 Distance Learning 22 Online Courses 22 Part Time Courses 8

50 45 40 35 30 25 20 15 10 5 0

48

22 22 Full Time Regular Courses 8 Distance Learning Online Courses

Part Time Courses

Interpretation
Among all surveyed teen agers, 48% says that they prefer Full Time Regular Courses. 22% of them prefer for Distance Learning and also 22% prefer for Online Courses. At last, the rest of 8% among all prefer for Part Time Courses.

Q6. You commute by?

Motor Bike 30 Bicycle 18 Scooter 9 Moped 7 Scooteret 16 Electric Bike 8 Public Transport 12

30 30

25

20

18 16

15 9 7

12 8

10

0 Motor Bike Bicycle Scooter Moped Scootret Electric Bike Public Trasport

Interpretation
The above diagram shows that, 30% teenagers among all prefer to commute by Motor Bike. 18% of them like to commute by Bicycle. 9% prefer to Scooter. 7% would like to go with Moped. 16% of them would prefer to Scooteret. Electric Bike is preferred by 8% and the rest of 12% prefer to Public Transport.

Q7. Do you share your conveyance?

Yes 69 No 31

70 60 50 40 30 20 10 0 Yes No 31 69

Interpretation
Among all surveyed teenagers, 69% of them share their Conveyance and the rest 31% do not prefer to share their conveyance.

Q8.
Yes 55

Do you have a girl friend / boy friend?

No 45

60 50 40 30 20 10 0 Yes No 55 45

Interpretation
Among all 100 surveyed teenagers, 55% of them say that they have girl friend / boy friend and the rest of 45% goes for no.

Q9.
Yes 67

Are you in a relationship?

No 33

70 60 50 40 30 20 10 0 Yes No 33

67

Interpretation
Among all 100 teenagers, 67% of them are in relationship; where as 33% of they are not in any type of relationship.

Q10.
Arrange Marriage 53

Which one do you prefer?

Love Marriage 47

53 52 51 50 49 48 47 46 45 44 Arrange Marriage Love Marriage 47 53

Interpretation
Arrange Marriage is preferred by 53% of teenagers among 100 and rest 47% teenagers prefer of Love Marriage.

Q11.
Drink 15 Smoke 24

Do you?
Chew Tobacco / Pan Masala 7 None 54

60 50 40 30 20 54 10 0 7 Drink Smoke Chew Tobbaco / Pan Masala None 15 24

Interpretation
Among all 100 teenagers, 15% of them prefer to Drink. 24% of them prefer to Smoke. 7% of them prefer to Chew Tobacco / Pan Masala and the rest of 54% prefer to do nothing among these.

Q12.
Vegetarian 67

Are you?
Non Vegetarian 33

67 70 60 50 40 30 20 10 0 Vegetarian Non Vegetarian 33

Interpretation
Among all teenagers, 67% prefer Vegetarian food and rest 33% prefer Non Vegetarian food.

13.
Daily 27

How often do you eat outside?

Twice a week 25 Weekly 32 Monthly 14

35 30 25 20 15 10 5 0 Daily Twice a week Weekly Monthly 14 27 25

32

Interpretation
Among 100 teenagers, 27% teenagers prefer to eat daily outside. 25% prefer to go outside twice a week. 32% prefer to eat outside weekly and the rest 14% prefer to eat monthly outside.

Q14.
Casual 46 Trendy 35

What is your outfit?

Professional 7 Funky 12

Funky

12

Professional

Trendy

35

Casual

46

10

15

20

25

30

35

40

45

50

Interpretation
From the above shown chart we interpret that, 46% of all surveyed teenagers prefer to wear Casual. 35% prefer to wear Trendy outfits. 7% prefer to wear Professional outfit and at last 12% prefer for Funky outfits.

Q15.
Branded Cloths 64

Which one do you prefer?

Tailor Made 7

Designer Cloths 29

70 60 50 40 30 20 10 0 Branded Cloths Designer Cloths Tailor made 7 29 64

Interpretation
From the above diagram we interpret that, 64% among 100 teenagers prefer to wear Branded Cloths, also 29% of them prefer to wear Designer Cloths and at last only 7% of all prefer to wear Tailor made cloths.

Q 16 (a). You have

Option Bank Account Number of candidates 79

80 70 60 50 79 40 30 20 21 10 0 Respodents having Bank a/c Respondents without Bank a/c

Interpretation
From the above given diagram we could interpret that, out of 100 respondents, 79% of them have Bank Account. This analysis would help us to get the data and to make the findings and other relevant conclusions.

(b). Option Net Banking Account

Number of respondents 27

80

70

60

50

40

73

30

20 27 10

0 Respondents having Net Banking a/c Respondents without Net Banking a/c

Interpretation
From the above given diagram we could interpret that, out of 100 respondents, 27% of them have Net Banking Account. This analysis would help us to get the data and to make the findings and other relevant conclusions.

(c).
Option D-MAT Account Number of Respondents 32

70

60

50

40 68

30

20

32

10

0 Respondents having D-MAT a/c Respondents without D-MAT a/c

Interpretation

From the above given diagram we could interpret that, out of 100 respondents, 32% of them have D-MAT Account. This analysis would help us to get the data and to make the findings and other relevant conclusions.
(d). Option PAN Card Number of Respondents 23

80

70

60

50

40

77

30

20 23 10

0 Respondents having PAN Card Respondents without PAN Card

Interpretation

From the above given diagram we could interpret that, out of 100 respondents, 23% of them have PAN Card. This analysis would help us to get the data and to make the findings and other relevant conclusions.

(e). Option Passport

80

Number of Respondents 24

70

60

50

40

76

30

20 24

10

0 Respondents having Passport Respondents without Passport

Interpretation
From the above given diagram we could interpret that, out of 100 respondents, 23% of them have PAN Card. This analysis would help us to get the data and to make the findings and other relevant conclusions.

(f). Options Orkut Account

80

Number of Respondents 73

70

60

50

40 73 30

20 27 10

0 Respondents having Orkut Account Respondents without Orkut Account

Interpretation
From the above given diagram we could interpret that, out of 100 respondents, 73% of them have Orkut Account. This

analysis would help us to get the data and to make the findings and other relevant conclusions.
(g). Option Facebook Account
100

Number of Respondents 88

90

80

70

60

50 88 40

30

20

10 12 0 Respondents having Facebook Account Respondents without Facebook Account

Interpretation
From the above given diagram we could interpret that, out of 100 respondents, 88% of them have Facebook Account. This analysis would help us to get the data and to make the findings and other relevant conclusions.

(h). Option Twitter Account

51.5

Number of Respondents 51

51

50.5

50

49.5

51

49

48.5

49

48 Respondents having Twitter Account Respondents without Twitter Account

Interpretation
From the above given diagram we could interpret that, out of 100 respondents, 51% of them have Twitter Account. This analysis would help us to get the data and to make the findings and other relevant conclusions.

(i). Option IRCTC Account

80

Number of Respondents 26

70

60

50

40 74 30

20 26 10

0 Respondents having IRCTC a/c Respondents without IRCTC a/c

Interpretation
From the above given diagram we could interpret that, out of 100 respondents, 26% of them have IRCTC Account. This analysis would help us to get the data and to make the findings and other relevant conclusions.

(j). Option Blog

Number of Respondents 14

90 80 70 60 50 40 30 20 10 0 Respondent having Blog Respondent not having Blog 14 86

Interpretation
From the above given diagram we could interpret that, out of 100 respondents, 14% of them have Blog. This analysis would help us to get the data and to make the findings and other relevant conclusions.

(k). Option ATM Card

54

Number of Respondents 53

53

52

51

50

49 53 48

47

46 47 45

44 Respondents having ATM Card Respondents not having ATM Card

Interpretation
From the above given diagram we could interpret that, out of 100 respondents, 53% of them are having ATM Card. This analysis would help us to get the data and to make the findings and other relevant conclusions.

(l). Option Laptop

54 53 52 51 50 49

Number of Respondents 47

53 48 47 46 47 45 44 Respondents having Laptop Respondents without Laptop

Interpretation
From the above given diagram we could interpret that, out of 100 respondents, 47% of them are having Laptop. This analysis would help us to get the data and to make the findings and other relevant conclusions.

(m). Option Credit Card

80

Number of Respondents 23

70

60

50

40 75 30

20

25 10

0 Respondents having Mobile Phone Respondents without Mobile Phone

Interpretation
From the above given diagram we could interpret that, out of 100 respondents, 23% of them are having Credit Card. This analysis would help us to get the data and to make the findings and other relevant conclusions.

(n). Option Mobile Phone

80

Number of Respondents 75

70

60

50

40 75

30

20

25 10

0 Respondents having Mobile Phone Respondents without Mobile Phone

Interpretation
From the above given diagram we could interpret that, out of 100 respondents, 75% of them are having Mobile Phone. This analysis would help us to get the data and to make the findings and other relevant conclusions.

(o). Option Internet Connection at Home

70

Number of Respondents 38

60

50

40

30

62

20

38

10

0 Respondents having Internet Connection at Home Respondents not having Internet Connection at Home

Interpretation
From the above given diagram we could interpret that, out of 100 respondents, 38% of them are having Internet connection at Home.

This analysis would help us to get the data and to make the findings and other relevant conclusions.
(p). Option Desktop
56

Number of Respondents 46

54

52

50

48

54

46

44

46

42 Respondents having Desktop Respondents not having Desktop

Interpretation
From the above given diagram we could interpret that, out of 100 respondents, 46% of them are having Desktop. This analysis would help us to get the data and to make the findings and other relevant conclusions.

Q17 (a). Which is your favorite time pass?

Option Watching T.V.
80

Number of Respondents 67

70

60

50

40 67 30

20 33 10

0 Respondents Prefer Watching T.V. Respondents do not Prefer Watching T.V.

Interpretation

From the above given diagram we could interpret that, out of 100 respondents, 67% of them prefer Watching T.V. for time pass. This analysis would help us to get the data and to make the findings and other relevant conclusions.
(b). Option Net Surfing/Chatting
70

Number of Respondents 42

60

50

40

30

58

20

42

10

0 Respondents prefer Net Surfing/Chatting Respondents do not prefer Net Surfing/Chatting

Interpretation
From the above given diagram we could interpret that, out of 100 respondents, 42% of them prefer Net Surfing/Chatting for time pass.

This analysis would help us to get the data and to make the findings and other relevant conclusions.

(c). Option Indoor Games

53

Number of Respondents 52

52

51

50

49

52

48

47

48

46 Respondents prefer Indore Games Respondents who do not prefer Indore Games

Interpretation

From the above given diagram we could interpret that, out of 100 respondents, 52% of them prefer Indoor Games for time pass. This analysis would help us to get the data and to make the findings and other relevant conclusions.
(d). Options Outdoor Games
56

Number of Respondents 54

54

52

50

48

54

46

44

46

42 Respondents who prefer Outdoor Games Respondents who do not prefer Outdoor Games

Interpretation
From the above given diagram we could interpret that, out of 100 respondents, 54% of them prefer Outdoor Games for time pass.

This analysis would help us to get the data and to make the findings and other relevant conclusions.

(e). Option Sleeping

56

Number of Respondents 54

54

52

50

48

54

46

44

46

42 Respondents who prefer Sleeping Respondents who do not prefer Sleeping

Interpretation

From the above given diagram we could interpret that, out of 100 respondents, 54% of them prefer Sleeping for time pass. This analysis would help us to get the data and to make the findings and other relevant conclusions.
(f). Option Watching Movies
70

Number of Respondents 58

60

50

40

30

58

20

42

10

0 Respondents who prefer Watching Movies Respondents who do not prefer Watching Movies

Interpretation

From the above given diagram we could interpret that, out of 100 respondents, 58% of them prefer Watching Movies for time pass. This analysis would help us to get the data and to make the findings and other relevant conclusions.

(g). Option Hang out with Friends

80

Number of Respondents 37

70

60

50

40 73 30

20

37

10

0 Respondenst who prefer to Hang out wit Friends Respondenst who do not prefer to Hang out wit Friends

Interpretation

From the above given diagram we could interpret that, out of 100 respondents, 37% of them prefer hanging out with friends for time pass. This analysis would help us to get the data and to make the findings and other relevant conclusions.

limitations

Although proper care have been taken to keep the study unaffected of my inconsistencies a few has been unavoidable listed below are some of the limitation that this study suffers from As the time was less for the survey so some selected places has been covered. I got only three months time to prepare this project. Due to time constraint it is quite possible that some aspect may not have been deeply dealt with. Being a novice conducting research, I realized that I have limited knowledge. Few people were not responding as I expected from them, they were reacting as the survey is conducted for false purpose. Many of them did not reveal the real facts.

Bibliography

Search Engine: www.google.com

Websites www.wikipedia.com www.enclopedia.com Research methodology by C.R. Kothari.