Introduction: AS there is sparse data on rheumatic manifestations in HIV/AIDS in India and no prospective study on Rheumatic manifestations in HIV/AIDS patients has been conducted earlier in the J__ampersandsignamp;K state, which also has a high population of HIV+ pa tients, hence it was decided to undertake a prospective clinical study. The present study shall highlight the rheumatic manifesta tions in HIV/AIDS patients in Jammu and this, in turn, will help physicians to target therapy accordingly to minimize the morbidity and mortality attributed to rheumatic disorders in HIV. Aim: To study the Rheumatic manifestations in HIV/AIDS patients in the Jammu region. Method and Materials: The present study was carried out on 413 patients during their visits to Voluntary Training and Counsel ling Centre in Government Medical College, Jammu for a period of two years from 2017 to 2019. Results: There were 283 males (68.5%) and 130 females (31.4%) of the 413 HIV/AIDS patients. There were 83 (20%) subjects in WHO stage II, thirty-one (7.5%) in stage III, whereas 299(72.3%) in stage IV. Conclusion: Rheumatic disorders affect a significant proportion of HIV/AIDS patients. In the present study, the prevalence was 62.2%. Males were affected more than females. Arthralgia was the most common complaint in our study (35.7%).