Anxiety is a widespread mental health problem that is clinically serious and a public health issue. Anxiety can hit any age, although late adolescence and early adulthood are the most common times. There are various anxiety disorders, including generalized anxiety disorder (GAD), panic disorders, and phobias. Participants were invited to participate in a threemonth online survey using Zung's Self-assessment scale. The 143 replies were collected using an online questionnaire. According to Zung's scale, the overall score represents the number of persons in the apprehensive stage. Males scored 31.64, 50.40, and 71.00 on average, while females scored 35.78, 50.94, and 63.25. The majority of nervous people score 20-44 on a scale of 100, followed by 45-59 and 60-74.  Conclusion Those afflicted with the condition need to be diagnosed and treated as soon as possible. Anxiety is a severe condition that requires the same level of attention as heart disease. The Zung's Self-Rating Anxiety Scale is a simple self-assessment instrument for determining a patient's anxiety level. The scale consists of 20 measures that evaluate the general effect, physiological equivalents, other difficulties, and psychomotor activity, the four primary characteristics of anxiety.

Keywords : Zung’s Self-Assessment Anxiety Scale, Anxiety Scoring, Anxiety Disorders, Survey Data.