Background: The decision on neoadjuvant therapy is often supported by tissue examination for morphology and receptor status. However, core biopsy requiring more expertise, cost and time may not be a prefered choice by many. FNAC being a simple and easily available alternative needs to be explored for this purpose. Introduction: Breast cancer is the most common malignant tumor affecting females worldwide. With availability of better treatment options for managing these patients, the mortality assosiated with it has reduced considerably. In a country of limited resources like ours FNAC remains an easily available, cheap and less invasive modality that can be utilized not only in diagnosing malignancy but also in grading the tumors, which in turn will be useful in deciding neo adjuvanct therapy. Out of the various grading systems, Robinson__ampersandsignrsquo;s grading system is simple and time saving and hence we have selected it to be corelated with Modified Bloom Richardson__ampersandsignrsquo;s grading system. Material and Methods: A prospective study was carried out, wherein two independant observers subjected all breast cancer patients grading by cytological and histological examination of tissue and cyto histo correlation. Results: This study achieved good individual correlation and interobserver agreement on grading of cytopathological aspirates of breast cancers. Conclusion: Cytopathological grading would be beneficial to these patients and hence should be routinely incorporated in reporting.