Cervical cancer has been one of the leading causes of female early death in recent years. In developing countries, cervical cancer occurs in more than 85% of cases. Cervical cancer has been associated with several risk factors. For forecasting the prognosis of cervical cancer patients, we created a prediction model in this study based on early screening and risk trends in individual health records. In this paper, we analyze the risk variables for cervical cancer using ML classification methods. The study’s dataset is very unbalanced and includes missing values. Consequently, the ROS approach, a sampling method was used. The effectiveness of class imbalance was demonstrated by comparing the suggested model’s accuracy, sensitivity, and specificity. The RF, GB, and MLP machine learning models perform better with 99.07, 98.57, and 98.51% accuracy when using the Random Oversampling technique, and XGBoost.