<p> The study aims to check the antibacterial activity of various branded soaps against bacteria present in wound </p> <div>infection.Wound infection is one of the major problem faced by modern population due to changing environment </div> <div>and pollution.Antibacterial soap has the ability to remove 65% to 85% of bacteria from human skin. To determine the </div> <div>antibacterial activity of antibacterial soap, three brands of commercial soap (CS–1,CS–2, CS–3)was evaluated against the bacteria isolated from </div> <div>wound samples. The antibacterial activitywas determined bywell diffusion method, Minimum Inhibitory Concentration (MIC) and Minimum </div> <div>Bactericidal Concentration(MBC). The highest efficacy was shown by CS–1 against Staphylococcus spp, (24mm), the second most efficacy CS–2 </div> <div>was shown by Pseudomonas spp (22mm).The least efficacy CS–3 was shown by Streptococcus spp (19mm). MIC shows that CS–1has good </div> <div>inhibitory concentration against all the test organisms, which is then further proved by MBC.</div>