The study was conducted on 100 married women in which 50 married women residing in urban community at Ambala Cantt, District Ambala, Haryana and 50 married women residing in rural community Vill. Dera, District Ambala, Haryana recruited using purposes sampling technique. Data was collected by using validated socio-demographic variables and knowledge assessment questionnaire and risk assessment tool. The results showed that maximum married women in urban areas had knowledge about cervical cancer. The mean ± standard deviation for the level of knowledge in urban areas were 8.82±1.224 and in rural areas were 6.80±1.229. The percentage distribution level of urban group of knowledge score were good 22%, average 78% , poor 0% and rural group of knowledge score were good 6%, average 94%, poor 0%. The mean ± standard deviation for the level of risk factors in urban areas were 5.48±0.789 and in rural areas were 4.56±0.577. The percentage distribution level of urban group of risk factor score were severe 0%, moderate 94%, mild 6% and in rural group were severe 0%, moderate 96%, mild 4.