Aims: To correlate the Blood pressure and the ICH score with the functional outcome at 90 days in cases of spontaneous hypertensive intracerebral hemorrhage. Settings and Design: An Observational study where a total of 50 consecutive cases of Hypertensive Intracranial hemorrhage were studied from a tertiary hospital of Command Hospital of Command Hospital. Methods and Materials: The admission Blood pressure was measured along with the calculation of ICH score. This was correlated with the functional score at 90 days. Statistical analysis: Analysis of Variance (ANOVA). Results: A total of 50 patients were studied. There was a strong correlation of the MAP at 72hrs with the outcome at 90 days in the subjects who were undertaken MAP lowering therapy as compared to those in whom MAP was not lowered. This study showed that the ICH score had a significant effect on outcome the higher the score, the worse was the outcome.. Conclusions: It was observed that admission BP and BP at 72 hours post symptom onset and the ICH score had a bearing on the functional outcome at 90 days.