Introduction: Snake bite is an important health problem in the tropical world including India. Snake venom contains many toxins which interact with clotting mechanism and brinolytic system causing coagulopathy. Awareness and educating the farmers and laborers who walks in barefoot in elds while walking in night is needed to prevent the snake bites. Hence this study was conducted to evaluate the clinical and laboratory parameters of coagulopathy.Aim of the study: To study the coagulation prole and hematological parameters for detection of snake bite and aid in early treatment. Materials And Methods: Total of 50 Patients with history of snake bite were considered in this study from January 2021 – June 2022. Detailed history, physical examination and following investigations were performed. Complete haemogram,whole blood clotting time, prothrombin time and a partial thromboplastin time were done. Results: Out of 50 patients,30(58%) patients showed anemia with Hemoglobin <10 gm%, Leukocytosis (Total count >11,000) in 12 (18%) patients and thrombocytopenia (platelet count <1.5 lakh) in 26 (52%) patients.Also 70% of the patients had prolonged whole blood clotting time that is more than 20 minutes.PT-INR was prolonged (>1.2 seconds) in 45 (95%) patients and APTT was prolonged (>28 seconds) in 48 (96%) patients respectively. Conclusion: Snake bite is a major public health problem Combined clinical and laboratory parameters evaluation needed to identify the coagulopathy very early to reduce the hospital stay and mortality.