Vol. 2, Issue 12, Part F (2016)

Abstract
The study was aimed to see the health status among early adulthood and later adulthood. For the purpose of data the samples were select with the help of probability sampling technique under which simple random method was adopted by the researcher. The average age of the early adulthood samples is 20.96 ± 2.48 and the average age of later adulthood group is 39.46 ± 5.74. All the samples which are used to fulfil the purpose is belongs from Lakshmibai national institute of physical education, Gwalior. The data was collected on 100 samples, than researcher used simple random method to select 60 samples for both the categories. The data was analysed with the help of statistical package for social sciences 22 version by applying independent t test. After analyse the data it was concluded that the null hypothesis is rejected because there is significant difference is found in the two variables of health status on the basis of them it was concluded that the health status of early adulthood is better than later adulthood on level of significance whereas no significant difference was found in the BMI of both the groups.