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rented rooms or hostels followed by from the respondents stayed with their
living with friends (13 percent), nobody friends.

Figure-2: Study duration during COVID-19 outbreak

Figure-2 indicates majority of the home, out of them (27 percent) studying
participants (64.1 percent) studied 4-6 hours, 6-8 hours (6 percent) and just
0-2 hours accompanied by the second a few of them (3 percent) studying 8-10
majority studying 2-4 hours per day at hours at home.

Table-2: Gender of the respondents affects activities during lockdown
Gender of the F value P value
Activities during Respondents
S. lockdown
No. Male Female
Mean ± Mean ± S.D
S.D
1. Watching TV .57 ± .501 .70 ± .460 5.853 .017
2. Playing Computer games .33 ± .477 .18 ± .382 14.243 .000
3. Reading/writing .81 ± .397 .96 ± .185 47.053 .000
4. Cooking .86 ±.354 .82 ±.382 .974 .325
5. Exercise/Yoga/Meditation .76 ± .431 .72 ± .451 1.219 .271
6. Social media and Internet .90 ±.297 .95 ±. 224 3.600 .060

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