Aims & objectives: a) To assess the diagnostic utility of MRI in patient with suspected pathological lesion of knee joint in patients presented with trauma. b) To correlate the clinical findings of knee joint injury with findings of magnetic resonance imaging technique. Materials and methods: A cross sectional study was conducted on 50 patients referred from indoor/outdoor patient department of orthopaedics to the department of radiodiagnosis for MRI. Results: Our study showed the correlation of clinical findings with MRI findings and correlation of MRI findings with arthroscopy findings. Clinical examination findings compared to MRI findings came significant for PCL, LCL, MM.MRI findings in the study for the comparison with Arthroscopy findings and their respective P values came highly significant findings for ACL, PCL, MM, LM. The study showed Arthroscopy findings in comparison with clinical findings came significant for all except for LM. Conclusion: The study showed clinical examination findings in comparison with MRI findings which came significant for PCL, LCL, MM.MRI findings in the study for the comparison with Arthroscopy findings and their respective P values came highly significant findings for ACL, PCL, MM, LM.