Introduction: Blunt trauma continues to be the most common mechanism of injury to the abdomen. Rapid assessment and surgical intervention are of utmost importance for best outcomes. Aims and objectives: To study the clinical profile of blunt trauma abdomen patients I.e. Pattern of internal organ injury and morbidity and mortality. Materials and method: The present study was conducted in patients of blunt abdominal trauma admitted at Rajindra Hospital, Patiala. A rapid clinal and radiological assessment was done. Patients for surgical intervention were identified and per operative findings noted. Post-operative findings on day one, 2n, 4th, 7th and 10th were noted. Results: Small gut and mesentery was the most frequently injured organ (24.3%). This was followed by spleen, liver, large gut, urinary bladder, kidney, pancreas, duodenum, stomach, diaphragm, omentum. Mortality was higher in patients with extra-abdominal injuries and those with multi-organ damage. Conclusion: Extra-abdominal injuries, pre-operative shock and septicemia are associated with increased mortality. Prompt resuscitative measures, early diagnosis and immediate surgical intervention improve results.