This study examines the impacts of somewhat subbing concrete with fly debris and slag powder, alongside consolidating 6% miniature steel strands, on the functionality and mechanical properties of self-compacting concrete. Through thorough trial and error, we evaluated usefulness qualities like ability to fill, union, and porousness, as well as mechanical characteristics like compressive strength, pivotal compressive strength, parting elasticity, and flexural strength. Workability is reduced but cohesiveness is increased when micro-steel fibers are mixed with fly ash and slag powder, according to the findings. Fly debris predominantly improves tractable properties, while slag powder helps compressive and flexural properties. Fibers made of micro-steel significantly enhance mechanical performance as a whole.