The study was conducted to assess the maternal haemoglobin level and its association with pregnancy outcome among mothers. The study design adopted was descriptive design, 100 antenatal mothers were selected by purposive sampling. The demographic Proforma were collected from the women by interview and Apgar scoring system,New Ballard score and infantometer used for assessing the pregnancy outcome. Data obtained in these areas were analysed by descriptive and inferential statistics. A significant relation was found between maternal haemoglobin level and pregnancy outcome such as type of delivery(0.039,P<0.05)and birth weight (.001,P<0.05) and a significant association was found between maternal haemoglobin and selected demographic variables such as income(.037,p<0.05) and BMI (.039,p<0.05). The findings of the study revealed that there is a association between maternal haemoglobin level and pregnancy outcome.
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