Introduction: Breast cancer is the most prevalent site-specific cancer in women and the leading cause of cancer-related mortality among women aged 20 to 59. When normal cells in the lobules, ducts, or other breast tissue become damaged and proliferate uncontrollably, breast cancer develops. The aberrant cells multiply and collect rapidly, forming a mass known as a tumor. Objective: study to assess the incidence of recurrence rate of carcinoma breast in patient visiting Department of Surgery and treated with available facilities and modalities at Gajra Raja Medical College, Gwalior. Methodology: A Retrospective observational study was conducted in the patients visiting surgery department in GRMC, GWALIOR Districts of MP. Total 50 patients diagnosed with clinical palpable breast lump with FNAC status positive who were admitted in Surgical Ward, Department of General Surgery, G.R.M.C., Gwalior by using SPSS 25. Result: Recurrence of breast carcinoma was reported by 34% patients only. Whereas 66% patients were reported with no recurrence. Majority of the patients were aged between 45-49 years, i.e. [08(47.06%)], followed by 50-54 years [07(41.18%)] . it was found that out of the total enrolled patients maximum i.e. 46% were detected for Ductal cell carcinoma in situ, followed by 30% patients for Invasive ductal carcinoma and so on. Conclusion: Findings of our study indicate that, it was observed that despite a higher incidence of recurrence it was reported only in 34% of total enrolled and successfully treated patients. This indicates that breast carcinoma can be managed and treated successfully.