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UNIVERSITY OF CENTRAL PUNJAB
Presented To Sir Asghar Ali Presented By Zain Agha
Adnan Sheikh Ali Raza Salman Farsi Amina
Topic
Assessment of Investment Knowledge and Investment
Preferences of Commerce Students in Lahore.
Assessment of Investment Knowledge
The purpose of the research is to know, whether commerce students have sufficient investment knowledge or not.?
InvestmentPreferences of Commerce
Students
When students are going to invest, what factor they consider important which will be profitable for them.
Literature Review
Some related Articles which were reviewed by researcher are…
Understanding personal financial management may help people especially youth to avoid regretting mistakes (Duguay, 2001).
Mooney (2008)argued that lacking financial knowledge
may lead to a bad decision thus devastating individuals,
families and finally the whole economy.
Literature ReviewCude et. al. (2006) By looking into the financial management
habits of the students proved that some students do not bother to manage their finances well and thus, are financially at risk.
Sabri et. al. (2008) Also reported thatstudents have lower financial well being which
may affect their academic achievements as well.
MethodologyThis study has been conducted using survey
methodology and questionnaire for this study was adopted from Shirazi (2009).
Sample Size
For research purpose, two top universities of Lahore in commerce field were selected.
Punjab University Lahore.(Public)University of Central Punjab
Lahore.(Private)
Continued
300 Questionnaires were distributed out of which 140 students respond.
Questionnaire contained 10 Investment related questions adopted from Shirazi(2009).
Continued
8 sections selected randomly from each university.
4 Evening sections.4 Morning sections.
Hypothesis
The following hypotheses are tested in this study:
H01: Commerce students don’t have appropriate level of investment Knowledge.
H02: No significant difference exists in sub groups of students with regard to age, gender, job
experience, Degree, investment experience.
AnalysisDemographics Frequency Percentage
Gender
Male 98 70
Female 42 30
Age
16-20 36 25.71
21-25 103 73.57
Above 25 1 0.71
Degree
M. Com 50 35.71
M. Com (18 Years) 63 45.0
M. Phil 27 19.29
Demographics of Sample - continued
Work Experience Frequency Percentage
None 78 56.12
Less than 2 years 47 33.81
2-4 years 4 2.88
More than 4 years 10 7.19
Investment Experience
Yes 54 38.57
No 86 61.43
Students Test Score (Marks Wise)
Marks Frequency Percent Cumulative Percent
0 2 1.4 1.4
10 4 2.9 4.3
20 8 5.7 10
30 14 10 20
40 24 17.1 37.1
50 25 17.9 55
60 18 12.9 67.9
70 30 21.4 89.3
80 12 8.6 97.9
90 3 2.1 100
Total 140 100
Mean Average Score of student’s Test
N Minimum Maximum Mean Standard Deviation
140 00 90 51.7143 19.99794
Students Test Scores (Question wise)
Question type Numbers Percentage
Stock 82 58.57
Bond 74 52.87
COD 93 66.43
Mutual fund 44 31.43
No load 14 10
Annual interest 61 43.57
Blue chip 76 54.29
Liquid assets 119 85
Risk 93 66.43
Credit rating 68 48.57
Other Tests AppliedGender and investment knowledge T-test
ANOVA Test applied on work experience and investment knowledge.
Gender
N Mean Standard deviation
Standard error mean
Mean difference
T
Male 98 53.7755
19.50497
1.97030 6.87075 1.880*
Female
42 46.9048
20.54004
3.16940
Investment Preferences of the Students
Factors N Mean Standard deviation
Return 136 4.1103 1.15901
Price 138 3.7319 1.12399
Risk 137 3.7226 1.12282
Shariah Compliant
138 3.4855 1.43082
Professional Advice
134 3.2537 1.28430
Conclusion
with this study, we have found the inadequate knowledge of students in spite of the fact that all these students have studied finance as their major
subject. Moreover, differences with regard to gender, age, work experience and degree are also evident in this study.
ImplicationEducation is not playing its part
well so changes is inevitable in order to better align the curriculum and teaching style with the practical world outside for
which the education is provided to the young ones so that they may develop their skills and proficiencies to have a successful career afterwards.
ContinuedIn order to better educate the peoplemore practical approach should be
adopted that should require students to go and work in the organizations to understand the practical aspects of their learning.
Furthermore, workshops,conferences, seminars, financial
counseling centers on campuses and instituting formal need awareness program should be held.
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