Abstract     Introduction: Vaginal symptoms (itching, irritation and abnormal but non-bloody discharge) are a common reason for consulting the general practitioner. Aims and Objectives: To Study Gardenella Vaginalis in Women Patients with Leucorrhea at tertiary health care center Methodology: This was a cross–sectional study carried out tertiary care health center in the OBGY Department in the Patients with history of Leucorrhea were studied during the one year period i.e. Jan 2014 to Jan 2015. Total 150 Patients were having the symptoms of Leucorrhea. All Patient with thecomplain of Leucorrhea were included while the patients who does not give consent, terminally ill were exclude from the study. Sample collection done by two high vaginal swabs were collected with sterile swabs from the posterior Fornix by using a Sim’s speculum / Cuscos speculum. Result: The majority of the patients were in the age group of 21-25 i.e. 30.00% followed by Above 40-20.00%; 26-30-18.00%; 31-35-12.00%; 15-20-11.33%; 36-40-8.66%. The most common symptoms associated with Leucorrhea were Odour-34.67% followed by Pruritis -22.67%; Dysuria -18.66%; Dysperunia-16.67%.The majority of the risk factors associated in the Patients with Leucorrhea were Poor hygiene 35.33%; IUCD-22.66%;Pregnancy-22.66%;Use of Pessaries as contraceptive -15.33%;Diabetes-12.66%;Silk undergarment -12.66%. Gardnerellavaginalis -39.33% followed by Candida albicans -28.66%; Other candida spp-25.33%; Trichomonasvaginalis -19.33%; Coagulase positive staphylococci -15.33%;Coagulase negative staphylococci -13.33%; Streptococci-10.00%; Klebsiellaspp -8.00%;Escherichia coli-7.33%;Pseudomonas-5.33%. Conclusion: The majority of the patients were in the age group of 21-25. The most common symptoms associated with Leucorrhea were Odour. The majority of the risk factors associated in the Patients with Leucorrhea were Poor hygiene, Pregnancy, Use of Pessaries as contraceptive Diabetes and Use of Silk undergarment.