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An entrepreneur is someone who wants to influence society. He/she produces jobs for society either directly or indirectly by using creativity and innovation. A successful entrepreneur is always seeking for new opportunities and innovative ways to improve product quality. Entrepreneurship environment itself is complex term. The entrepreneurial idea first appears in the 1700s and is widely acknowledged as the key driver of economic growth strategies. Universities in India are making significant contributions to a range of entrepreneurial activities, including conferences focused on entrepreneurship, organised seminars, workshops and distance learning programmes in entrepreneurship, training, and the addition of entrepreneurship as a fundamental subject in their college work. Entrepreneurship is a chance-seeking activity that helps individuals find work and contributes to the resolution of issues like unemployment. India is a growing nation, and its population, particularly graduate students at higher education institutions, has a high percentage of unemployment. From the perspective of globalisation entrepreneurship is a solution for sustainability of a country. Entrepreneurial activity is considered to be planned behaviour. Hence, attitude towards activity, perceived behaviour and subjective norms are three variables of Theory of planned behaviour by Ajzen is implemented in study. The aim of study is assess link between taking commerce course and engaged in entrepreneurial activity as career choice. To measure effect 287 random samples are taken from Surat city. Using hierarchical multiple regression analysis, hypotheses are evaluated. The ordinary least squares method is used to estimate coefficients.