Introduction to the Principles of Repertorisation is intended and designed to fill the necessity of a comprehensive manual that provides the learning resources for the under undergraduate Homeopathy students, as well as, anyone who is interested in Homoeopathic Repertory. The information provided in the book is in two distinct parts--Case taking and the study of Repertory. The part on Case faking has certain innovating features like the thrust provided for the different facets of case taking, the essence of case analysis as different from the symptom analysis, etc: The, pert on the study of Repertory has the hallmarks of this book-a new method for classifying the repertories, the simplified approach to understand the construction of different repertories, the Tao of Repertorisation which is a methodical program of repertorisation, etc. Topics like Card repertories, Concordance repertories, Computers and repertorisation Evaluation Methods, have be en included in the Appendix. The book is written in a lucid style with each chapter opening with a statement of Aims, Objectives, and the Learning content of the chapter, and ending with a resume of the chapter, called Topic Summary.