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Education is essential in shaping careers, as it provides individuals with the knowledge and skills necessary for recognition and respect in society. It does have a significant role in personal and social development, contributing to the creation of a healthy environment but with education comes academic stress, anxiety, and educational goals. The present study was conducted on "The Academic Anxiety, Career Preference and Overall Well-being among adolescents." A sample of 150 adolescents studying in schools were selected from Delhi NCR. The objective of the study was to assess the relationship between academic anxiety, career preference and overall well being. For the purpose of drawing out the result, the statistical technique used is correlation. The study reported that there's no relationship between academic anxiety, career preference and overall well-being among adolescents. This study offers parents a clearer insight into the academic anxiety and career decisions their children face, prompting them to provide more support and encouragement. Parents can also engage in more informed discussions with their children about their academic and career goals. For adolescents, the study is empowering, providing insights into the factors influencing their academic anxiety, career preferences, and overall well-being. This can help them manage stress, make informed career choices, and prioritize their mental health. This concludes that the study on academic anxiety, career preferences, and overall well-being among adolescents in Delhi NCR is highly relevant.