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Usually, we play and love different sports in our daily lives like cricket, football, kabaddi, handball but if we divide all these sports then we can divide them into two parts one is body contact game the other is non-body contact game. Every game creates mental pressure in the players but before the competition, it stays at a very high level, which finally influences the result of the final competition. So, the purpose of the study to find out the pre-competition anxiety between the player of body contact and non-body contact games, for the study subjects were selected randomly from different 1st division club players of West Bengal. Pre-competition anxiety measure by SCAT (Sport Competition Anxiety Test) questionnaire developed by Rainer Marten. A total of 80 club-level players were selected from four games out of four two-body contact games (Kabaddi and Football) and two non-body contact games (Cricket and Table To find out the differences in pre-competition anxiety between the player of body contact and non-body contact games 't' test was applied, and used 0.05 levels of significance. The result showed that there was no significant difference in pre-competition anxiety between the player of body contact and non-body contact games.