Background: Derangements of lipoprotein metabolism are a risk factor for several conditions apart from the most commonly associated cardio-metabolic disorders [1,2]. It has been demonstrated that high levels lipid panel markers of serum namely total cholesterol (TC), triglycerides (TG), LDL cholesterol, very-low-density lipoprotein (VLDL), low concentration of HDL cholesterol, along with increased body mass index (BMI) are significantly implicated in CHD [3].Aim: Study of demographic profile of patients seeking assessment of lipid panel markers in a tertiary care rural hospital. Materials and Methods: Hospital based secondary data analysis from clinical records of IPD patients for whom lipid panel investigation was carried out during the period 2017 to 2018. A sample size of 300 was considered using prevalence of hypertension in the catchment area. The dataset of 300 patients was retrieved from HIS. The Analysis was done using Epi Info software.Result: Out of 300 patients studied 168 were males and 82 were females among positive results & 26 were males & 24 were females among negative result. Out of 300 patients studied distribution of positive & negative cases were displayed in the following table according to their age based category for each decade of life from 10 years to 90 years. Out of 300 patients included in the study as per record 150 patients. Were having prior history of relevant diseases in relation to cardio-metabolic disorder like hypertension, diabetes mellitus and ischemic heart disease or other cardiovascular diseases.Conclusion:These results provide a very important revelation about alarming socioeconomic problem which needs special attention with utmost urgency. It also revealed that past history of hypertension to have an important association with dyslipidaemia.