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This study aims to explore the relationship between self-concept and life satisfaction among the youth. The research focuses on examining whether the two variables are correlated and if each of them has an impact on the other. The study collected data from 100 college-going students in India, aged between 18-25 years, with an equal representation of both genders. Self- Concept Questionnaire and Life Satisfaction Scale were used as instruments to measure the two variables. The results indicated that the average self-concept score is higher than the average life satisfaction score, and there was less variability in self-concept scores than life satisfaction scores. The study also found significant gender differences in the levels of self- concept and life satisfaction among the youth. The findings provided insights into how self- concept influences life satisfaction and how different factors affect them, which can help in developing interventions to improve the well-being of the youth.