Objective: To elaborate pattern and frequency of CNS Tumors in a tertiary care center. Primary Neoplasm of the Central Nervous system are the most common solid tumors of childhood, making up 20% of all paediatric oncologic conditions,1,7 surpassed only by leukemia and lymphoma in frequency2 . They have tendency to occur along the central neural axis and posterior fossa and CNS metastasis from extra-cerebral tumors are uncommon in childhood. Material Andmethod: In the present study, A two year retrospective review of CNS tumors in paediatric age group (__ampersandsignlt;12 years) was conducted in tertiary care center. 32 cases of paediatric CNS tumors were studied for their incidence in relation to age, sex, location and histopathological features were evaluated with clinical and radiological correlation. Conclusion: All the cases were found intracranial. Overall there is a male preponderance in the paediatric CNS tumors and the incidence is quite similar to study conducted in Middle East region but somehow different than those reported by authors from the Western and Far Eastern countries.