Decision making is the process of selecting the most appropriate course of action from among different alternatives to achieve a desired goal. It is a conscious, rational, and systematic activity that involves identifying a problem, collecting relevant information, evaluating available options, considering possible consequences, and choosing the best solution. In the context of Life Skills Education, decision making is recognized as one of the core life skills identified by the World Health Organization (WHO). It empowers individuals to make informed, responsible, and ethical choices in personal, social, academic, and professional situations. Decision making is not limited to major life events such as choosing a career or selecting a life partner. It also applies to everyday situations, including managing time, maintaining healthy relationships, resolving conflicts, handling peer pressure, using social media responsibly, and making healthy lifestyle choices. Effective decision making requires critical thinking, self-awareness, emotional regulation, creativity, and problem-solving skills. These abilities help individuals make balanced judgments rather than acting impulsively. The process of decision making generally begins with identifying the issue or objective. The next step is gathering relevant facts and information related to the situation. Different alternatives are then generated and carefully evaluated by considering their advantages, disadvantages, risks, and long-term consequences. After comparing the available options, the individual selects the most suitable alternative and implements it. Finally, the outcome is