Table 1

Variable	Category	Frequency	Percentage (%)
Age	18–19 years	31	0.2385
	20–21 years	63	0.4846
	22–23 years	35	0.2692
	24 years and above	1	0.0077
Gender	Female	99	0.7615
	Male	31	0.2385
Educational Level	B.Sc 1st Sem	46	0.3538
	B.Sc 2nd Sem	8	0.0615
	B.Sc 3rd year	53	0.4077
	B.Sc 4th Sem	23	0.1769
Residential Area	Rural	66	0.5077
	Urban	64	0.4923
No. of Mobile Phones	One	107	0.8231
	Two	16	0.1231
	More than two	7	0.0538
Economic Status	10,000–20,000	36	0.2835
	20,000–30,000	36	0.2835
	More than 30,000	55	0.4331
Parental Occupation	Govt. employee	66	0.5197
	Private employee	34	0.2677
	Unemployed	27	0.2126

Table 1: Frequency and Percentage Distribution of Study Subjects According to Demographic Variables

Table 2

Nomophobia Level	Frequency	Percentage (%)
Absent	1	0.77
Mild	25	19.23
Moderate	75	57.69
Severe	29	22.31
Total	130	100

Table 2: The Scores of Nomophobia Levels among Study Subjects

Table 3

Variable	Chi-Square	DF	p-value
Age	8.89	9	0.4472
Gender	4.68	3	0.1972
educational level	21.85	9	0.0094
Ni residential area	1.44	3	0.6962
no. of mobile phones	5.07	6	0.5355
duration of using mobile phones	18.52	9	0.0296
most frequent reason for using your phone	12.84	6	0.0456
economic status	4.31	6	0.6354
parental occupation	5.52	6	0.4785

Table 3: Frequency Distribution of Demographic Variables of the Respondents

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Figure1: Systematic Representation of Research Methodology

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Figure 2: Bar Diagram Showing Frequency Percentage Distribution According to T=the Demographic Variables of Study Subject

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Figure 3: Bar Diagram Showing Frequency Percentage Distribution According to the Level of Nomophobia among Study Subject

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Figure 4: Proportion of Nomophobia Levels among Nursing Students