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ABSTRACT Mental wellbeing in general is the state of thriving in various areas of life, such as in relationships at work, play we are separate from our problems and the belief that we can handle those problems. Wellbeing is fundamental to our health ad overall happiness. Having a strong and well adopted sense of wellbeing can help us overcome difficulties and help us to achieve our goal in life. Method: A study was conducted by using descriptive cross sectional research design, 60 women of age group between 35-49 (in years) were selected by using non probability purposive sampling technique and they were assessed for their mental wellbeing. Results: Mean score was 50.61 with standard deviation of 6.9. The Chi square test shows that there is no significant association between mental well-being among women and their selected demographic variables. age, marital status, education, occupation, type of Family, total number of children, area of residence, religion, family monthly income, previous knowledge. Conclusion: Our findings reveal that among 60 women between the age group(35-49) years are having mild and medium mental wellbeing in which, 04 women(6.66%) are having mild mental wellbeing and 56 women(93.33%) are having medium mental wellbeing.