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Study objectives  An assessment of the common indications for hysteroscopy (either diagnostic or therapeutic), in multiple hospitals especially in the North Indian region, over the period of past 11 years.  To do an analysis of the common intraoperative diagnosis and the different types of surgeries performed therefore.  To estimate the incidence of complications in the same patient population over the same time period and describe their nature.    Data collection  Records were collected from twelve hospitals spread mainly over North Indian region, pertaining to all those patients who underwent hysteroscopy during the period from July 2003 to October 2014. Total cases analyzed was 1834.    Design  Retrospective analytic study.    Patients  All those patients who underwent hysteroscopy of all ages referring to the above mentioned hospitals during the period from July 2003 to October 2014.    Results  Of the 1834 hysteroscopic procedures, 588 (32.06%) were diagnostic hysteroscopies and 1246 (67.93%) were therapeutic hysteroscopies. The most common indication for hysteroscopy was abnormal uterine bleeding (28.14%) closely followed by the second most common indication, which was for infertility check-up (26.67%). The most common hysteroscopic intervention was endometrial biopsy. The second most common intervention and the most common therapeutic hysteroscopic procedure was polypectomy; and the third most common Hysteroscopic procedure was intrauterine adhesiolysis. The main complication as found in our present study was found to be uterine perforation (0.21%), followed by false passage. Air embolism also occurred in one patient.    How to cite this article  Ghoshal S, Manchanda R, Manjula BC. A Multicenter Study Analyzing the different Indications of Hysteroscopy in General Population and the Complication Rate: An Experience of 11 Years. J South Asian Feder Obst Gynae 2015;7(1):37-43.