Aim:  To compare the   neonatal haematological parameters among full term neonates born by normal vaginal delivery induced delivery and Caesarean section births.

Materials and methods: This study was carried upon 90 full term neonates divided who were in 3 equal groups. The comparison of the neonatal haematological factors is observed in 30 neonates delivered by normal, induced & caesarean deliveries. Haematological samples to measure haemoglobin and Total RBC Count were collected on day1, day 3 and day 5 of birth.

Result: Among 90 subjects, neonates delivered by induced delivery, level of neonatal haematological factors is statistically significant higher compared to other groups on 1^st, 3^rd and 5^th day of birth.

Conclusion: Awareness of neonatal haematological factors is higher among induced delivery than caesarean deliveries.