Background: Aggression has become more common in the younger generation. This may be due to family, peer, and economic problems. This study aims to measure the extent of aggression among the students and its effects on their professional, private, and social lives. Materials and Methods: A prospective study was conducted among Indian undergraduate students by using the Buss-Perry Aggression Questionnaire (BP-AQ) scale which was circulated through Google Forms to various undergraduate students. Results: A total of 234 Indian undergraduate students participated in the study and among them, 47.9 % males and 52.1 % females.The majority of the study participants (60.3%) were between the age group 21-23 years. The majority of study participants (56%) had physical aggression of range >27 and 51.8% had Verbal aggression of range >15. Conclusion: More aggressive behaviour was found among undergraduate students in India, which may lead to poor academic performance and impaired professional and social relationships. It also results in increased stress, depression, and other psychological abnormalities among the students.