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@#OBJECTIVES: According to the millennium development goals particularly in the fifth goal it was noted to reduce the incidence of miscarriages into 75% from 1990 till 2016. However, it’s reduced only 34% in worldwide. The incidence of maternal mortality rate have been estimated to 358000 annually, and from 1000 to 1500 maternal death occurred per day.The pregnancy rate have been registered into 40-50 million in Asia Pacific regional countries annually, and the incidence of maternal death is estimated from 30500 to 50000. Moreover, overall 300000 neonates have been died in the first day of prenatal life. There numerous number of studies and surveys in terms of the maternal care have been performed in supports of the “Strategy for women’s and child’s health”, “National program for reproduction” and other projects and national program and other related order, regulation has helped to perform the studies. We aimed to study the pregnancy control in healthy gestational period of pregnancy and to evaluate the counseling for the pregnant women who were admitted to the Family health center in Ulaanbaatar city, Mongolia METHODS: There are 135 pregnant women who are routinely monitored at the Family health centers who were selected randomly, according to the rule number 338 which stated about the pregnancy control, and used questionnaire with 55 questions. The results have been calculated by the SPSS 20 program and statistic information provided by pregnancy monitoring guides. RESULTS: Married women 72.2 % got involved on routine check on time, while only 33.3% women who weren’t married got checked on time. Marital status was also the key factor in women being involved for regular monitoring (p=0.006). Around 70.9 % involved within the 12 week of gestational period were women with higher education, and only 55% of women with secondary education got involved in first examination. Within early monitored women 66.7% of women were aged from 20 to 24, 82.6 percent of women were aged from 30 to 34, 83.3 percent of women who were aged above 35 and higher have been involved in regular checkups on time (p=0.031). Employment has been a factor in checkup attendance. 92.9 percent of women who work at state authorities, 63.6 of women who work in non-government organizations, 51.6 percent of women who are self-employed, 57.9 percent of students, 57.9 percent of unemployed women have participated in checkups on time (p=0.017). 84.9% of women with higher education have been examined on routine examination; however, only 50% of women with lower education have been examined on routine examination. The women with spouses have been examined on routine examination is estimated to 87.6%; however, 75% of women with unclear marital status have been examined on routine examination on time. In the study, 100% of women have been examined on time in the first examination. But in the second time it was estimated to 80%, in the third time it was estimated to 75%. CONCLUSION: The attendance of women in the first examination within the 12 week of gestational period has been depending on the education, age, marital status, and employment of the women. Also the women get pregnant for the first time has actively involved in the first and routine examination.