Background:The present study was undertaken for assessing the clinical profile of patients with rheumatoid arthritis (RA). Materials & materials:In all, 100 RA patients were included in this investigation. All of the patients' complete demographic information was acquired. Every patient's whole clinical and medical history was evaluated using a self-constructed questionnaire. Every patient underwent a clinical examination, and a clinical profile was kept. A comprehensive haematological profile was acquired along with blood samples. Results:Joint pain was the most common clinical manifestation of RA found to be present in 60 percent of the RA patients. Morning stiffness and joint swelling were found to be present in 90 percent and 75 percent of the patient population. Limitation of movements and deformity were found to be present in 80 percent and 50 percent of the RA patients. Fever was found to be present in 30 percent of the patients. Conclusion:Thorough knowledge of clinicians and physicians about the clinical profile of the RA can lead to early detection and early treatment planning thereby improving the prognosis of the disease.