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Introduction-Molar pregnancy is formed as a result of divergent fertilization process that leads to production of atypical tissue within the uterus. It categorized in two groups: partial and complete. Incidence of complete molar pregnancy is 1 in 1200. Complete mole involves absence of the embryo, where partial mole demonstrates presence of fetal parts. Molar pregnancy does not result in viable fetus, early detection and treatment is essential for positive outcome. AIMs and objective-Early diagnosis of molar pregnancy and prevent its complications Material and Method -clinical diagnosis, serial beta hcg monitoring, Usg Result -excessive bleeding, hyperthyroidism Conclusion-Early booking of pregnant women to antenatal care clinics and routine first trimester ultrasounds has made diagnosis easier and earlier before any complications arise.