Tuberculous brain abscess  (TBA) is an uncommon yet genuine condition. It takes after a pyogenic cerebrum ulcer clinically and radiologically and represents an issue in finding and treatment. A last determination is set up by smear or culture exhibition of corrosive quick bacilli (AFB) inside the boil. Tuberculous brain abscess (TBA) is an uncommon introduction of focal sensory system (CNS) tuberculosis. These abscesses are without the old style "monster cell and epithelioid cell granulomatous" response related with tuberculosis. TBAs regularly present with central neurological signs and are related with a previous history of tuberculosis. Rarely, a TBA has been accounted for in an intra-ventricular location. The current case arrangement of nine patients traces the segment and clinical profiles, radio coherent discoveries, careful mediation, and long haul practical results in these cases.