Individual Demand for Higher Education in Tamil Nadu: A Choice between Degree Courses and Diploma Courses

Increasing individual demand for higher education due to achievement of secondary schooling and the first-generation learner try improve their life-pattern. In this situation, government has unable spend heavy burden School education. On other hand, Economic reforms liberal policies have encouraged private sector in providing Existence privatization been working as de-facto commercialism. condition, who can affordable high cost with long-term. This paper is focuses on student’s enrolment choice between Degree courses Diploma courses.For purpose, study taken sample area Villupuram district Tamil Nadu. A structured questionnaire survey schedule used data collection. The made logit model estimate (student) courses. explains student degree result reveals shows that scholastic ability-I (secondary level), Management Institutions, Number siblings family scholarship influencing choose