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Entrepreneurial intention has largely been examined in a developed country context, but its investigation in emerging developing countries has been very limited. This study examines the impact of childhood experiences on entrepreneurial intentions in Bangladesh. A survey was conducted with 378 respondents MBA students from three Bangladeshi Universities. Results revealed that a difficult childhood, frequent relocation and family business background indirectly influence entrepreneurial intentions. Finally, future research directions are highlighted