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Student's performance depends on their mental and physical strength. So assessing the student's mental health is noteworthy. The Warwick Edinburgh Mental Well-being Scale (WEMWBS) is a reliable and validated tool to assess the mental well-being of the student in India. This study assesses the WEMWBS and compares the scale with the demographic and social factors in India. The convenient sampling method of 200 girl students assessed WEMWBS. WEMWBS was significantly associated with the Family Affluence Score (WEMWBS increased with increasing household socio-economic status) and had an association with age, gender, or marital status. The derived conclusion has helped to improve the mental strength of the students in India. WEMWBS is a measure of mental thriving focusing inside and out on positive parts of mental well-being As a short and psychometrically vigorous scale, with no roof impacts in a populace test, it offers a guarantee as a device for observing mental prosperity at a populace level. While WEMWBS should engage those assessing emotional well-being advancement activities, the scale's affectability to change must be built up before it is prescribed in this unique circumstance.