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Stroke caused by cerebro vascular accident producing the symptom of hemiplegia has been therapeutically managed by many approaches resulting to satisfactory functional outcome without knowing the significant of each approach being used. So in this study reasearcher tried to find the significant effects of two common approaches which are in practiced at present world wide.These approaches are bobath approach of stroke rehabilitation and conventional approaches. Objective: Tried to find significant difference in the outcome in both the approaches beore and after the treatment. Method: pre post experimental design of study included total 60 patients who fulfills the inclusion criteria and treated with above mentioned approaches the functional outcomes were assessed by using modified barthel index which has got highest value of inter and intra rater reliability.Result: there was no statistically significant difference between group A and group B(p=0.0002).With in group pre post analysis were highy significant (p<0.0001). Conclusion: Based on the statistical analysis and interpretations the study accepts the null hypothesis but in the group B (experimental group) the functional recovery attained by the clients were quiet earlier than Group A (control group) Keyword: Bobath, Modified Barthel Index

The Effect of Bobath Concept and Conventional Approach on the, Functional Outcome in the Post Stroke Hemiplegic Individuals