A feasibility study is a systematic examination conducted to determine whether a proposed business idea or venture is practical, viable, and capable of achieving its objectives. In entrepreneurship, it helps an entrepreneur assess the potential of a business before committing substantial financial, human, and physical resources. A feasibility study examines different dimensions of a proposed venture, including market, technical, financial, operational, and legal feasibility. It enables entrepreneurs to identify opportunities, anticipate risks, estimate resource requirements, and make informed decisions about whether to start, modify, or abandon a business idea. Market feasibility analysis is an important part of the feasibility study because the success of a business largely depends on whether there is sufficient demand for its products or services. A good business idea may fail if customers do not need the product, if the market is too small, or if competitors already satisfy customer requirements more effectively. Market feasibility analysis therefore determines the attractiveness, size, growth potential, and competitive conditions of the target market. One major importance of market feasibility analysis is that it helps identify the target customers. Entrepreneurs can understand who is most likely to purchase the