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In this article, we want to check four inflation models, such as compositeNJL inflation (NJLI), Glueball inflation(GI), super Yang-Mills inflation(SYMI), and Orientifold inflation (OI), with two conjectures of the swamplandprogram: scalar weak gravity conjecture (SWGC) and strong scalar weak gravityconjecture (SSWGC) since all these models violate the dS swamplandconjecture(DSC) but are compatible with further refining de Sitter swamplandconjecture (FRDSSC) through manual adjustment of free parameters of thementioned conjecture. We want to study the simultaneous compatibility of eachmodel with these two new conjectures. Despite being consistent with (FRDSSC),we find that all models are not compatible with the other conjectures of theSwampland program in all regions, and these conjectures are only satisfied in aspecific area. Also, due to the presence of constant parameter $(\phi_{0})$ inthe higher orders derivatives, the (SYMI) and (OI) among all the models aremore compatible with all conjectures of the swampland program. These models canprovide a more significant amount of satisfaction with all of them. They can besuitable and accurate inflation models for a more profound examination ofuniverse developments. We determined a particular region for these models iscompatible with (FRDSSC), (SWGC), and (SSWGC) simultaneously

Scalar Weak Gravity Conjecture in Super Yang-Mills Inflationary Model