Intubation without prior administration of muscle relaxants is a common practice in children. However, Succinylcholine may be considered as the golden standard for optimizing intubation conditions but potential for complications like rhabdomylosis, hyperkalemia, massester spasm, malignant hyperthermia should not be used routinely. Rocuronium is a suitable alternative but use of nondepolorizing muscle relaxant may be associated with undersirable side effects such as prolonged neuromuscular block due to immaturing of neuromuscular junction in peadiatric patient. So inhalational aneasthetia with adjuvant is a better alternative to Succinylcholine for intubation in children. Propofol has been reported to possess some characteristic that provide adequate condition for intubation. Considering these point study is designed.