Based on previous research investigated, we identified various factors affecting youth entrepreneurship like instance lack of access to finance, lack of business skills, psychological orientation, lack of market opportunity and others and measured their importance on unemployed youth. As unemployed youth can be categorized in three: unemployed uneducated ones, those in schools and unemployed educated ones, our study focused on those still in university. As these factors pose a great hindrance towards youth entrepreneurship development but not all at the same time and same level, this research was aimed at finding the hindering factors to serve as base for any solution formulation to different categories. Our findings were grouped into three categories: those related to State or Governmental factors creating enabling environment (Weak enabling environment and assistance from the government, Legal and regulatory issues, Poor infrastructure, the country macro-economic situation), industry factors (Market structure and competition), and Individual factors. Again, the latest ones was sub-divided into Cognitive and cultural constraints (lack of vision and psychological orientation, and absence of entrepreneurial culture among youth) and Financial and human capital (lack of business skills, few training programs or capacity building and lack of access to finance and start-up resources). We recommend to policy makers and researchers that any intervention program and future researches need to tackles the youth entrepreneurship problem by looking at different three categories of youth, all of these three categories of problems making triad problematic one by one or in combination again in relation to triple helix (Brundin et al., 2008) of Industry-university-government relationship to foster innovations and growth. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]