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Non-biodegradable waste has become a big problem in the world in recent years. Increased consumption of materials such as plastic, rubber, and glass in domestic and industrial operations in quickly emerging countries such as India has impacted our daily lives. Our research focuses on how to correctly use waste Rubber as a Coarse Aggregate Replacement Material in Concrete while minimising the use of coarse aggregate. By substituting rubber for coarse aggregate, the environment will be protected from rubber pollution and aggregate extraction through quarrying. This will be really beneficial to the environmental. The results of replacing fine and coarse particles in concrete mix with tyre rubber are proposed in this research. It goes through the effects of using rubberized concrete in structural elements on ultimate compressive strength. Rubcrete also has strong mechanical qualities, making it one of the most efficient and cost-effective ways to recycle used tyres. The M25 grade concrete specimen was chosen as the reference concrete specimen in this experimental study. In place of typical coarse aggregate, scrap tyre rubber chips were used as coarse aggregate.