The purpose of the current study was to investigate how stress, resilience, and emotional intelligence are related. Stress, resiliency, and emotional intelligence are crucial components of a person's life that help them maintain excellent mental health. For the current study, a total of 100 university students were recruited, 50 of whom were male and 50 of whom were female. Anukool Manish Hyde, Upinder Dhar, and Sanjoy Pethe's emotional intelligence questionnaire was used to measure emotional intelligence. Wagnild, G.M. & Young, H.M. resilience scale was used to assess resilience, and Sheldon Cohen perceive stress scale to evaluate stress. It was shown that emotional intelligence and resilience positively correlated, assisting people in functioning under stress and strain. Stress was also inversely correlated with emotional intelligence and resilience, such that the more stress you experience, the poorer your emotional intelligence and resilience will be.