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Women are now generally acknowledged as successful business owners due to their great ambition, attributes, and aptitude to promote strong economic growth in their own nations. The study looked at the variables that influence the success of women entrepreneurs in view of the substantial contribution that women have made to India's economic development. 181 SME Chambers of India were contacted and given standardized questionnaires as part of the data gathering procedure. The process involves creating a conceptual model and analyzing the data using AMOS and SPSS software. The success of women-owned businesses on the global stage is influenced by a variety of internal and external factors, including socio-cultural and economic aspects as well as traits like accomplishment, risk-taking, and technological adaptability. The study suggests that in order to promote women entrepreneurs, the Small and Medium Enterprises Chamber of India, policymakers, and practitioners should offer a variety of incentives and supports that are tied to those internal and external characteristics. After the epidemic, we looked at some internal aspects like technological adaption that are essentially unexplored in India. Several research have looked at the impact of various elements on women's success as entrepreneurs. This study contributes to the body of literature already in existence in addition to providing empirical facts.