Pocket money is one of the first ways for children to learn the basics of managing money  Primary Data Collected , analysed

3. QUESTIONNAIRE !
 THIS PROJECT IS BASED ON THE INFORMATION
GATHERED BY OUR GROUP
 FROM QUESTIONNAIRE FILLED BY STUDENTS OF
BG-4 .
 FILLED BY 20 STUDENTS OF EACH STREAM
(GROUP) (5-5 EACH)
 B.TECH ( 5 STUDENTS)
 B.COM (5 STUDENTS)
 BMS (5 STUDENTS)
 PHY. (HONS) (5 STUDENTS)

4. Pocketmoney is one of the first ways for childrento learnthe basicsof
managing money
 A skill they'll definitely need for life
 It makes children feel independent.

5. POCKET MONEY BASICS
 Generally, children learn their attitudes
towards money from home.
 Giving pocket money creates the
opportunity to teach children about
spending thoughtfully and saving (and
even the consequences of misplacing it,
losing it, betting or giving money away).

6.  Regardless of the amount of money, giving
pocket money to children as young as four or
five helps them to begin learning about
money management.
 Pocket money also helps teach children about
having to make choices, saving up and waiting
for things they want.
 Letting your children make a few mistakes is
part of the learning process .

7. • SOMETIME IT HAPPENS!

8. “Money makes
the world go
around!”

9. PREPARE A QUESTIONNAIRE TO
COLLECT INFORMATION ABOUT
MONEY SPENT BY YOUR FRIENDS IN
A MONTH ON ACTIVITIES LIKE
TRAVELLING , MOVIES, RECHARGING
OF THE MOBILES ETC. AND DRAW
INTERESTING CONCLUSION?

10. QUESTIONNAIRE

11. PRESENTED OUR
ANALYSIS THROUGH
DATA CHART AND
GRAPHS !

12. WE ASKED ?

13. SIBLINGS NO. OF
STUDENTS
IN (% )
YES 14 70%
NO 06 30%
TOTAL 20

14. 70% - YES
30% - NO

15. 2. ……

16. VEHICLES NO. OF
STUDENTS
IN (%)
YES 03 15%
NO 17 85%
TOTAL 20

17.  85% - NO
 15% - YES
15%
85%
1
2

18. 3.

19. POCKET
MONEY
NO. OF
STUDENTS
IN (%)
YES 14 70%
NO 06 30%
TOTAL NO. OF
STUDENTS
20

20.  70%- YES
 30%- NO

21. HOW MUCH?
POCKET MONEY NO. OF STUDENTS
1000-2000 2
2000-3000 5
3000-4000 2
4000-5000 2
5000-6000 1
6000-7000 1
7000 AND ABOVE 1
TOTAL NO. OF STUDENTS 14

22. 1000-2000 2
2000-3000 5
3000-4000 2
4000-5000 2
5000-6000 1
6000-7000 1
7000AND ABOVE 1
0
0.5
1
1.5
2
2.5
3
3.5
4
4.5
5
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
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23. ?????

24. POCKET MONEY LESS/ MORE NO. OF STUDENTS
LESS 10
MORE 03
EQUAL 01
NO POCKET MONEY 06
TOTAL NO. OF STUDENTS 20

25. 1. less 71.43%
2. more 21.43%
3. equal 7.14%
71.43%
21.43%
7.14%
1
2
3

27. RATING ACC. TO OUR
PREFERENCE ?
NO. OF STUDENTS
PREFERED IT FIRST?(1ST
RANK)
RANKED LAST
(6TH )
TRAVELLING 04 -
PHOTOCOPY OF NOTES 01 10
CELL 02 01
MOVIES 01 01
CANTEEN REFRESHMENTS 02 03
SHOPPING 06 01
OTHERS - -
TOTAL NO. OF STUDENTS 16 16

28. 1ST RANK
1. Travelling 25%
2. Canteen 12.50%
3. Shopping 37.50%
4. Cell 12.50%
5. Photocopy 6.25%
6. movie 6.25%
25%
12.50%
37.50%
12.50%
6.25%
6.25%
1
2
3
4
5
6

29. 6TH RANK
1.Photocopy 62.50%
2. Shopping 6.25%
3. Canteen 18.75%
4. Movie 6.25%
5. Cell 6.25%
62.50%6.25%
18.75%
6.25%
6.25%
1
2
3
4
5

30. 5. APPROXIMATELY SPEND MONEY ON THE FOLLOWING?

31. SHOPPING ! ! !
0-1000 3
1000-2000 5
2000-3000 0
3000-4000 0
4000-5000 0
5000-6000 0
6000-7000 0
7000-8000 1
0
0.5
1
1.5
2
2.5
3
3.5
4
4.5
5
0-1000 1000-2000 2000-3000 3000-4000 4000-5000 5000-6000 6000-7000 7000-8000
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32. TRAVELLING ! ! !
0-500 7
500-1000 3
1000-1500 1
1500-2000 1
2000-2500 1
2500-3000 0
3000-3500 1
0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
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34. SAVINGS NO. OF
STUDENTS
IN (%)
YES 10 71.43%
NO 04 28.57%
NO ANSWER 04 -
TOTAL NO. OF
STUDENTS
14

35. yes 71.43%
no 28.57%
71.43%
28.57%
1
2

36. SUMMARY
 Out of 20 students 14 of them gets pocket
money
 70% of the students are having their siblings.
 85% of them do not have their own vehicle
facilities.
 70% of them are getting pocket money

37.  A SMALL CONCLUSION CAN BE MADE THAT IS
,
Those who are having siblings are getting
pocket money .
 Out of 14 students only one person gets
pocket money above 7000/- that is 20,000/-.
 Maximum of us are getting pocket money
between range 2000-3000 rupees.

38. INTERESTING THING TO NOTICE !
 MAXIMUM STUDENTS THAT IS ,( half of
them)
Find that their pocket money is less than their
friends but even then they are left with some
savings .
 Only one among them says that his pocket
money is equal to his friends pocket money .

39. CAPTURED !
 Only the one who had highest pocket money
was found to be the person left with no
pocket money.
 OUT OF 14 – 2 STUDENTS spend their
pocket money between 1000-2000 rupees on
their GIRLFRIEND ! (:P)

40. ONE GOOD THING TO NOTICE !
 ONE OF THEM – best utilizes his money its
1500 and don’t find it less than his friends
because he states , “ 1500. is more and is
best useful for him”
 And even he is left with some pocket money
and give 50 Rs. In Charity.

41.  None of the others buy fruits from their
pocket money but yes except one .

42. METHODS USED !
 DATA--- TRANSFORMING INTO INFORMATION
 ORGAINISING DATA.
 PRIMARY DATA USED – ANALYSIS DONE
 PIE CHART - TO COMPARE DIFFERENT PARTS IN
DATA
 BAR GRAPH - USED TO COMPARE THE
DIFFERENT AMOUNTS OR FREQUENCY IN
THE DATA