RRL Academic Performance
RRL Academic Performance
teaching faculty, students schooling, father/guardian social economic status, residential area of
students, medium of instructions in schools, tuition trend, daily study hour and accommodation
as hostelries or day scholar. Considine and Zappala (2002) noticed the same that parent’s
income or social status positively affects the student test score in examination. According to
Minnesota (2007), thee higher education performance is depending upon the academic
performance of graduate students. Staffolani and Bratti, (2002) observed that “the
measurement of students previous educational outcomes are the most important indicators of
students future achievement, this refers that as the higher previous appearance, better the
Lot of studies have been conducted in the area of students achievement and these studies
identify and analyze the number of factors that affect the academic performance of the student
at school. Their finding identify students’ effort, previous schooling, parent’s educational
background, family income, self motivation of students, age of student, learning preferences
and entry qualification of students as important factors that have effect on student’s academic
performance in different setting. The utility of these studies lies in the need to undertake
It is generally assumed that the students who showed better or higher performance in the
starting classes of their studies also performed better in future academic years at degree level.
Everyone can be surprised with this assumption if it could be proved scientifically. From the last
two decades it has been noticed significantly that there is great addition in research literature
and review material relating to indicators of academic achievement with much emphasis on this
dialogue, whether traditional achievement measures of academic performance are best
determinants of future academic gain at university or higher level or innovative measures.
However, it is also observed that many of the researchers are not agree with this view point or
statement. Reddy and Talcott (2006) looks disagree with these assumptions that future
academic gains are resolute by preceding performance. In their research on the relationship
between previous academic performance and subsequent achievement at university level, they
found that students learning or studying at graduate level and the score secured did not predict
any academic achievement at university level.