The absorption of one high-energy photon by a quantum dot can generate several electron hole pairs, known as excitons. Excitons might collide with valence band electrons, promoting them to the conduction band, if its energy level exceeds than the band gap. The single exciton state and multi-excitonic states of similar energy are strongly coupled to form a new quantum state. Understanding this concept might lead to new aspects in the physics of carrier interaction in quantum-confined nanostructures.