Stroke is the common neurological disorder causing impairment of upper limb functions. Upper limb inacapacity is the big issue and it contributes greatly to functional disability after Stroke. Patients have poor voluntary control and muscle weakness of arm and body malalignment which increases the incidence of dependence in ADL activity immediately after Stroke.

Scapula Stabilizing Exercises and Scapula PNF have both proved to be effective in improving the motor function of upper limb and ADL activity. But in the busy clinical set up, we need to choose one technique which is more efficient. So the study was done to investigate comparison between both the techniques and effect of these techniques on Scapular Algnment and Functional task.

An Experimental Study was conducted in tertiary care hospital 18 patients diagnosed with Stroke were recruited as per the inclusion and exclusion criteria.After obtaining the ethical approval from Instituitonal Ethical Committee, enrollment of the participants began. Written informed consent was explained and undersigned by the patients which were included in the study.The patients were divided into two group with the help of allocation method .Scapula Stabilizing Exercises and Scapula PNF were given to Group A and Group B respectively. Scapula Alignment with the help of Palpation meter (PALM) and Functional task in terms of Lifting and lowering the cup was taken at baseline and for four consecutive days.

The data obtained was then analyzed statistically. The results showed significant improvement in both the techniques i.e. there is decrease in the Total Height discrepancy and time taken for lifting and lowering the cup. Scapula Proprioceptive Neuromuscular Facilitation Exercises was found to be more effective than Scapula Stabilizing Exercises.