To evaluate the comparison of oral mifepristone and intracervicaldinoprostone in primigravida for induction of labour Material and methods: Overall 100 subjects were enrolled in this research. The subjects were randomised into two cohorts: group 1 and group 2. Group 1 involved subjects who were given oral 200mg Mifepristone and Group 2included subjects who were instilled with Dinoprostone gel 0.5mg without mifepristone ripening. Progress of labour was seen and further augmentation done with oxytocin whenever required. SPSS software was used for evaluation of results. Results: It was observed that there was significant improvement in the APGAR score after administrating Mifepristone to the patients which was proved statistically significant. Most of the patients delivered vaginally and was observed that there was 30% reduction in LSCS in Group 1 which was highly significant. Conclusion: Mifepristone is a safe and efficient agent for cervical ripening and for initiation of labour in term patients.