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Holistic happiness among the youth squared with global trends. And main contributing happiness elements is psychological and subjective well-being. In present time college going students faced lots of issues academic presser, career choices, day to day stress, peer presser, difficult to manage college and personal life and they more focused on materialistic things as source of happiness. Whoever students less focused on holistic happiness (psychological and subjective well- being). So, the aim of this study to explore relationship among domains of psychological well-being and over all subjective well-being. And also find out psychological well -being was a good predictor of subjective well-being. The sample of the present study comprised 100 purposively selected young adults (both male and female) studying in the colleges of Varanasi city (U.P. India). Participants completed the psychological well-being scale (PWBS) and subjective well-being inventory (SWBI). Correlation analysis assess relationship between psychological and subjective well-being and multiple correlation analysis measure the psychological well- being predict the subjective well- being. The results showed subjective well- being positively correlated to domains of PWB such as satisfaction (r= .331, p< .01), efficiency (r=.466, p<.01), sociability (r=.444, p<.01), mental health (r=.444, p<.01), interpersonal relation (r=.358, p<.01) and total psychological well-being (r= .469, p<.01). and the standardized beta coefficient (?=1.97) indicates a strong and positive impact of the predictor on psychological well-being. The model explains 22% of the variance in psychological well-being (R2=.220), which suggests that a meaningful proportion of the variation in psychological well-being is accounted for by the predictor.