Firstly, the main purpose of the present paper was to investigate the existing relationship between self-efficacy, achievement
motivation, and self-regulated learning strategies of undergraduate students. Secondly, educational research that investigate the
relationship between self-efficacy, achievement motivation, and self-regulated learning strategies applying the structural equation
modeling (SEM) in Malaysia seems to be very limited. Hence, carrying out this research is essential for growing educational
research to bridge the gap. Three hundred undergraduate students participated in the study using the Confirmatory Factor
Analysis to answer the research Question: Is there any correlation between self-efficacy beliefs, achievement motivation, and
self-regulated learning strategies of the UKM undergraduate students? Empirically, the CFA results indicated that there was a
considerable correlation between self-efficacy beliefs, achievement motivation, and self-regulated learning strategies confirming
the argument of literature review.