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. 2021 Mar 31;10:122. doi: 10.4103/jehp.jehp_522_20

Table 1.

Demographic characteristics of sample

Variable Frequencies (%)
Gender
 Male 236 (49.6)
 Female 239 (50.4)
Age (years)
 Below 18 15 (3.5)
 18-25 210 (44.2)
 26-35 195 (41.0)
 35-45 39 (8.1)
 45-60 14 (2.8)
 Above 60 2 (0.4)
Religion
 Hindu 86 (18.2)
 Muslim 362 (76.2)
 Others 27 (5.6)
Marital status
 Married 154 (32.5)
 Single 321 (67.5)
Region
 Urban 423 (89)
 Rural 52 (11)
Educational level
 Below graduation 14 (3)
 Graduation 150 (31.6)
 Postgraduation 125 (26.4)
 Higher education (Ph.D) 84 (17.7)
 Professionals (B.Tech, M.Tech, MBA, Law, Doctor, Counselor, Clinical Psychologists, M.Ed, B.Ed etc.)* 101 (21.3)
Employment status
 Employed 231 (49)
 Unemployed 244 (51)
Profession
 Academician 63 (13.2)
 Business 23 (5)
 Lawyer 08 (2)
 Clinical psychologists, counselor, health professional 29 (6.2)
 Student 253 (53.2)
 Homemaker 18 (3.7)
 Engineer 18 (3.7)
 Other corporate jobs 48 (10)
 Doctor 15 (3)
Whether living with family or not
 Living with family 384 (81)
 Not living with family 91 (19)
Country
 India 409 (86)
 Abroad 66 (14)

*Professional courses included a variety of training based courses which provide a well-defined career such as engineering, medical, law, management