BODY MASS STATUS OF BOYS IN PUBLIC AND GOVT. SCHOOL OF AMBALA
Journal Title: PARIPEX-Indian Journal of Research - Year 2017, Vol 6, Issue 6
Abstract
The purpose of the study was to observe the difference, if any, in health dimensions of public and govt. school boys of class IV boys. For fulfillment of the purpose, we measured height and weight and calculate BMI. The study was conducted only 180 boys of class IV of public school of Ambala (HR). Only 90 boys selected for each group. Difference was observed in average height and average weight of class IV boys. However, in physical appearance and attributes in both groups were slightly differ from each other. Difference also observed in BMI status and their relative sub groups i.e. under, healthy and obese of different schools.
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Dr Sorabh Trikha
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