There is a rise in repeated cesarean sections (CSs) with associated maternal & fetal complications. The study was to assess these risks at Beni- suef university hospital. 300 parturient women divided equally in 3 groups: control group, 2^nd group with previous one CS, and the 3^rd group with previous two or more cesarean deliveries. Pre-operative or intraoperative problems, estimated blood loss, longer Operation time, time to regaining bowel movement, hospital stay, intra and post-operative blood transfusion and doses of post CS analgesic were significantly increased among cases in the 3^rd group. The number of neonates admitted to the NICU and neonatal deaths was higher while the mean Apgar score was significantly lower in the 3^rd group. Strong correlation present between maternal & fetal complications with low Apgar score. Conclusion: Maternal and Neonatal outcomes were worse in mothers with previous two or more cesarean deliveries in comparison with other two groups.