Methods: A questionnaire was developed which includes demographic profile sheet, work profile sheet and perceived stress scale. These tools were used to gather information from the respondents. Google forms links of the questionnaire were mailed to 500 respondents and of which 198 people have responded. This paper focused on the intensity of stress due to prolonged isolation, working from home and not meeting colleagues for long time.

Result: The stress was common among all the ages of respondents but it was little more in the female and also more in the students as compared to other professions.

Conclusion: The recent pandemic has put more stress on people regarding work from home, social isolation, social distancing etc. It has impacted people’s mental and physical well-being.